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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 24 (June 1905) (1905)

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neously in the is crowded into smaller space than it should be. might reach the tank if the engine is a multi-cylinder machine. As the molten glass issues from the pit it Entering the department, the visitor pasces through one, and the cylinder from which the pressure is congeals and slowly cools,… … brake rod is about 800 pounds with COMPRESSED GAS RESERVOIR CONTAINING BRAKE CYLINDER FOR AUTOMOBILE down, and back and forth, which a pressure of 100 pounds per square POWER BRAKE AND WHISTLE. movements are controlled from the inch in the blinder. With the pres- rear by means of revolving rods…

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