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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 15 (October 1909) (1909)

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kes a little more thermostatic regulator, and Fig. 2 a horizontal sectioi coal to run the heating apparatus, although some con- of same. In a short piece of pipe, say about 6 inche tend that it does not. Fig. 1 shows a steam boiler long, a number of openings are made. These opening! in the cellar,… … circulation of water in this pipe at all times, the CONNECTING THE KITCHEN BOILEB TO THE FUBNACE. gases would have little effect on same. As soon as the REGTTLATOB FOB SMOKE PIPES. feed water is shut off, or rather between the intervals each other—the circulation from the kitchen range, of feeding,…

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