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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 10 (March 1909) (1909)

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Mr. Potter side-track. so called, is automatic. It should be mentioned that states: "In a canal built upon a grade of 4 per cent, A small piece of wreckage was shot straight up in the amount of traffic would make no difference, so long boats 120 feet long can be passed through the canal the air,… … Oil-tank car struck by the boiler in its flight. Portion of boiler after being blown 265 feet through the air. EXPLOSIVE ENERGY OF A BOILER. or hold the boat at a certain point, it is necessary only meters per second. Comparing this with the amount inches long, through the side of the water tank,…

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