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... ship at sea , the situation most favourable to " putrid fermen- tation , " the water filters " under considerable pressure " through the sides of the vessel , carrying with it the fine particles of the substances through which it passes ...
... ship at sea , the situation most favourable to " putrid fermen- tation , " the water filters " under considerable pressure " through the sides of the vessel , carrying with it the fine particles of the substances through which it passes ...
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... . 3225 . ARCHBOLD , JOHN FREDERICK . " A method of converting " salt or sea water into fresh water , both on land and on " board of ship at sea . " This invention " is for producing pure fresh water from 8 PURIFYING AND FILTERING WATER .
... . 3225 . ARCHBOLD , JOHN FREDERICK . " A method of converting " salt or sea water into fresh water , both on land and on " board of ship at sea . " This invention " is for producing pure fresh water from 8 PURIFYING AND FILTERING WATER .
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... ship , and along any part of the outside of it which lies immediately in the water , and again entering the ship it " discharges the condensed matter into any vessel which may " be designed for its reception . " 66 66 " " After the sea ...
... ship , and along any part of the outside of it which lies immediately in the water , and again entering the ship it " discharges the condensed matter into any vessel which may " be designed for its reception . " 66 66 " " After the sea ...
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... ship , as for watering a ship " from alongside , and conveying the water , when required , " from the hold to the deck ; and by means of an air vessel " and discharging pipe judiciously attached to the pump , it may be employed as an ...
... ship , as for watering a ship " from alongside , and conveying the water , when required , " from the hold to the deck ; and by means of an air vessel " and discharging pipe judiciously attached to the pump , it may be employed as an ...
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... ships ' cabooses or hearths , and also for apparatus " to be occasionally connected therewith for the purpose of 66 evaporating and condensing water . " This caboose consists of a fire place , boilers , oven , and chimney in one ...
... ships ' cabooses or hearths , and also for apparatus " to be occasionally connected therewith for the purpose of 66 evaporating and condensing water . " This caboose consists of a fire place , boilers , oven , and chimney in one ...
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Page 8 - A Description and Draught of a new-invented Machine, for carrying Vessels or Ships out of, or into, any Harbour, Port, or River, against Wind and Tide, or in a calm.
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Page 8 - AD 1852; consisting for the most part of Reprints of scarce Pamphlets, descriptive of the early patented Inventions comprised in that Series.
Page 8 - Navigation improved : or, the art of rowing ships of all rates, in calms, with a more easy, swift, and steady motion, than oars can.
Page 97 - Apparatus for cleaning water, and removing all matters in suspension and dissolution contained in it, water intended to feed generators of all sorts (applicable also to other purposes), which besides previous to its getting into the generators, is heated to the highest degree without almost any expense.
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Page 9 - ... it discharges the condensed matter into any vessel which may be designed for its reception : after the seawater has been distilled in this , manner, it is passed through a filterer, of which the following is a description : a small cylindrical case is made of tin or other metal, and b^eing rilled...