London Journal of Arts and Sceinces: And Repertory of Patent Inventions, Том 11William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington W. Newton, 1826 |
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... bottom of the sea , to break up wrecks or sunken vessels , for the purpose of recovering property , and attaching such fastenings to packages as shall allow of their being drawn up into ships or boats floating above . The most expert ...
... bottom of the sea , to break up wrecks or sunken vessels , for the purpose of recovering property , and attaching such fastenings to packages as shall allow of their being drawn up into ships or boats floating above . The most expert ...
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... bottom part of the air vessel , weights or bags of shot are to be attached , for the purpose of overcoming the buoyancy of the diver and his apparatus , and enabling him to move about and keep on his feet at the bottom of the water . If ...
... bottom part of the air vessel , weights or bags of shot are to be attached , for the purpose of overcoming the buoyancy of the diver and his apparatus , and enabling him to move about and keep on his feet at the bottom of the water . If ...
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... bottom plates are placed ; these are united together by being notched into each other , and there are parts of the ribs between the junctions cut away , to allow the steam and water to flow over the interior surface of the hollow plate ...
... bottom plates are placed ; these are united together by being notched into each other , and there are parts of the ribs between the junctions cut away , to allow the steam and water to flow over the interior surface of the hollow plate ...
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... bottom to hold the water discharged . In conclusion , the patentees state , that they do not confine themselves to the particular construction of ap- paratus here set forth , as the principle will admit of extensive variation , but that ...
... bottom to hold the water discharged . In conclusion , the patentees state , that they do not confine themselves to the particular construction of ap- paratus here set forth , as the principle will admit of extensive variation , but that ...
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... bottom , and the smoke passes off into a chimney above . This is the construction of a boiler proposed , which appears to possess no other novelty than that of placing the tubes in a circle , with a reservoir surrounding them . The ...
... bottom , and the smoke passes off into a chimney above . This is the construction of a boiler proposed , which appears to possess no other novelty than that of placing the tubes in a circle , with a reservoir surrounding them . The ...
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