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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 26 (December 1906) (1906)

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ir under the is about 30 tons, and so complete is the process of dis- influence of the surrounding heat is bound to revert to The cartridge is inserted in an empty condition. When all is ready for blasting, the miner charges the cart- its gaseous state, expand, and the explosion result. integration… … Reeling Life Line After Using the JLUc Hun. Rigging a Tripod for the Breeches Buoy. sibility of any gases present in the seam being fired are inlet pipe and valve, the latter preventing the air from conveniently-sized nuts. In the early experiments the avoided. The explosion too is more even, and…

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