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Scientific American Supplement, No. 520, December 19, 1885 / Various
cubic feet of gas per hour. A diaphragm 1 cm. in diameter was placed close to the glass chimney ... ,000,000 cubic feet in 24 hours. This district lies to the northeast of Pittsburg, running southward details...- creator(s) - Various
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- subject(s) - gas; meucci; aqueduct; cubic feet; wire; laboratory; fuel; steel; coal; fuel; cubic feet; steel; coal; aqueduct; laboratory; gas; wire; meucci;
- title - Scientific American Supplement, No. 520, December 19, 1885
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- Scientific American Supplement, No. 455, September 20, 1884 / Various
always occupy about 377.07 cubic feet of space, at 60 deg. Fahr. and 30 inches barometer. If we divide ... of cubic feet per pound of the same. If we divide the combining weight of any of the substances given details...- creator(s) - Various
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- subject(s) - zinc; temperature; petroleum; spray injector; diameter; apparatus; cubic feet; solution; sulphuric acid; pipe; steam; quantity; pressure; pressure; apparatus; pipe; cubic feet; spray injector; temperature; zinc; steam; solution; petroleum; quantity; diameter; sulphuric acid;
- title - Scientific American Supplement, No. 455, September 20, 1884
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- Scientific American Supplement, No. 514, November 7, 1885 / Various
,000 2,240 lb. 2,240 lb. cubic feet. New York $4 00 $4 25 ... ,000 cubic feet. bbl. of 42 gal. cubic feet. New York $0 45 $1 80 details...- creator(s) - Various
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- subject(s) - gas; apparatus; slabs; acid; sulphate; barbara uttmann; concrete; velocity; formic acid; valve; temperature; slab; railroad; steam; cubic feet; timber; apparatus; cubic feet; slabs; valve; temperature; steam; concrete; barbara uttmann; gas; acid; velocity; sulphate; slab; formic acid; railroad; timber;
- title - Scientific American Supplement, No. 514, November 7, 1885
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- Scientific American Supplement, No. 803, May 23, 1891 / Various
cubic feet of air at atmospheric pressure, and compressed to 90 lb. per square inch, a marked increase ... on at the same time showed a maximum duty of 306 cubic feet of air. A considerable advantage is claimed in drawing details...- creator(s) - Various
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- subject(s) - armor; watt; steam; engine; cylinder; steam engine; plate; steel; bark; cent; cubic feet; inch; plates; pressure; oak; pressure; cubic feet; bark; steel; plate; cylinder; steam engine; watt; plates; armor; steam; engine; cent; inch; oak;
- title - Scientific American Supplement, No. 803, May 23, 1891
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- British Airships, Past, Present, and Future / Whale, George
of this example we may take it that under normal conditions air weighs 75 lb. per 1,000 cubic feet. Therefore, if a balloon of 1,000 cubic feet volume is charged with air, this air contained will weigh 75 lb ... details...- creator(s) - Whale, George
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- subject(s) - airship; airships; cubic feet; cubic; rigid airship; envelope; rigid; ship; car; rigid airships; gas; transverse frames; ships; engine; engines; naval airship; rolls royce; swivelling propellers; lift; hull framework; cubic feet; envelope; rigid; ship; lift; rigid airships; engine; engines; airships; hull framework; rigid airship; gas; ships; rolls royce; cubic; airship; naval airship; car; swivelling propellers; transverse frames;
- title - British Airships, Past, Present, and Future
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- Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War / Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose, 1880-
,000 to 10,000 cubic feet, the majority being of the former capacity. The French balloon on the other hand has a capacity exceeding 18,000 cubic feet, although a smaller vessel of 9,000 cubic feet capacity, known ... details...- creator(s) - Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose, 1880-
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- subject(s) - aerial; aeroplane; zeppelin; airman; airship; dirigible; aircraft; balloon; craft; captive balloon; military; gun; artillery; gas; speed; british; vessel; machine; hostile; aerial fleet; cubic feet; aerial craft; zeppelin; hostile; aerial; aerial craft; cubic feet; aerial fleet; craft; balloon; military; captive balloon; dirigible; airman; gas; gun; speed; airship; british; machine; aircraft; artillery; aeroplane; vessel;
- title - Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War
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- Acetylene, the Principles of Its Generation and Use /
to 12 grains of sulphur per 100 cubic feet, and virtually no other impurity. But now coal-gas, in London ... of the former and 25 grains of the latter per 100 cubic feet. But crude acetylene is also accompanied by a third details...- creator(s) -
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- subject(s) - acetylene; carbide; gas; calcium carbide; apparatus; pressure; generator; cubic feet; crude acetylene; carburetted acetylene; cubic foot; acetylene generator; acetylene apparatus; water; sulphuretted hydrogen; calcium hydroxide; carbon dioxide; purifying; pressure; cubic foot; apparatus; cubic feet; generator; carbide; acetylene apparatus; acetylene generator; calcium carbide; acetylene; sulphuretted hydrogen; carburetted acetylene; purifying ; gas; water; calcium hydroxide; carbon dioxide; crude acetylene;
- title - Acetylene, the Principles of Its Generation and Use
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- Scientific American Supplement, No. 799, April 25, 1891 / Various
.] Thirteen cubic feet of free air at normal temperature and barometric pressure weigh about one pound ... or thirteen cubic feet of free air into one-half its volume. 27.6 x 772 (Joule's equivalent) = 21,307 foot details...- creator(s) - Various
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- subject(s) - compressor; piston; cylinder; air compressor; steam; gas; air compressors; pressure; engine; air cylinder; heat; air; gas motor; compressed air; compressed; steam engine; cubic feet; scientific american; pressure; cubic feet; compressed; steam; air cylinder; engine; scientific american; piston; gas; cylinder; steam engine; gas motor; air compressors; compressor; heat; air compressor; compressed air; air;
- title - Scientific American Supplement, No. 799, April 25, 1891
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- The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns / Adams, Henry C., 1873-1952
as being equal to 6-1/4 gallons instead of 6.235 gallons, then, cubic feet per minute multiplied by 9,000 equals ... in the following way. Suppose it is required to find the discharge in cubic feet per minute when the depth of water details...- creator(s) - Adams, Henry C., 1873-1952
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- subject(s) - sewage; sea outfall; tide; tides; ordnance datum; water; neap tides; nil nil; sea; outfall sewer; cubic feet; centripetal force; centrifugal force; cubic feet; tides; centrifugal force; nil nil; sea outfall; sewage; tide; ordnance datum; outfall sewer; centripetal force; neap tides; sea; water;
- title - The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns
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- Scientific American Supplement, No. 795, March 28, 1891 / Various
. The quantity of suitable soil removed by these apparatus amounts to 350 cubic meters (12,360 square feet ... of so large a body of water from the lakes will have upon their _regime_. At least 10,000 cubic feet a second details...- creator(s) - Various
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- subject(s) - gas; burner; carbon; combustion; cables; tube; nitrogenous; cable; carbon monoxide; flame; negative pole; negative; hens; pole; canal; chickens; pressure; carbon dioxide; coal gas; cubic feet; fed; combustion; pressure; flame; chickens; gas; cubic feet; negative pole; cables; burner; carbon; pole; cable; fed; carbon monoxide; carbon dioxide; nitrogenous; hens; tube; negative; coal gas; canal;
- title - Scientific American Supplement, No. 795, March 28, 1891
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