Scientific American Supplement, No. 315, January 14, 1882 by Various
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Integrating Apparatus. 5023 A Canal Boat Propelled by Air. 5023 Head Linings of Passenger Cars. 5023 Improved Mortar Mixer. 2 figures. 5023 Practical Notes on Plumbing. By J.P. DAVIES. Figs. 37 to 53. Tinning iron pipes, copper or brass work, bits, etc.--Spirit brush.--Soldering iron to lead.--Dummies for pipe bending.--Bends and set-offs.--Bending with water. --Sand bending.--Bending with balls or bobbins.--Three-ball or lead driving ball and double ball bending.--Bending with windlass and brass ball.--Hydraulic or cup leather and ball bending.--Bending by splitting, or split made bends. --Pulling up bends.--Set-offs.--Bad bends.--Bad falls in bends.--Bends made into traps or retarders.--Bends made with the "snarling dummy." 5024 The Grossenhain Shuttle Driver. 1 figure. 5025 II. ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM, ETC.--The Electro-Magnetic Apparatus of Dr. Pacinotti. 8 figures. The Pacinotti electro-magnetic machine of 1860.--The Elias electro-motor of 1842. 5015 The Elias Electro-Motor. 5016 |
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