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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 2 (January 1905) (1905)

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comprises six points in its augments. The second action is due to the action of the air when the pipe compresses, and a packing is outlines, being quite similar to the modern toy kite, gravity, which produces an accelerated motion of the provided that can be used over and over again. A pack-… … SIMFLE MANHOLE PACKING. efficiency is derived from the theoretical force as cal- whirled through the air by the force of such a wind culated from the diameter of the wheel (H) and the current as produces a blizzard, for the snow flake itself ing of this kind has been used for fifteen years, and it…

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