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A patented liquid fuel apparatus designed to reduce the amount of energy expended in pulverising petroleum residuals for steam raising.
A patented liquid fuel apparatus designed to reduce the amount of energy expended in pulverising petroleum residuals for steam raising.


1902 US patent by John D. Swensson (RU) and Edward Harrison Power (GB) on "apparatus for spraying liquid fuel".
1902 GB patent by John David Swensson, engineer, based in Russia, communicated to Edward Harrison Power of London on "Improvements in apparatus for spraying liquid fuel". Also patented in USA.
 
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A patented liquid fuel apparatus designed to reduce the amount of energy expended in pulverising petroleum residuals for steam raising.

1902 GB patent by John David Swensson, engineer, based in Russia, communicated to Edward Harrison Power of London on "Improvements in apparatus for spraying liquid fuel". Also patented in USA.

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