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Drawings from US Patent 1,329,559, Valvular Conduit (patented February 3, 1920): a one-way fluid conduit that uses internal cones and baffles to resist reverse flow. | Drawings from US Patent 1,329,559, Valvular Conduit (patented February 3, 1920): a one-way fluid conduit that uses internal cones and baffles to resist reverse flow. | ||
Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US1329559A | Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US1329559A <br /> | ||
Author: Nikola Tesla | Author: Nikola Tesla <br /> | ||
License: Public domain (patent published 1920) | License: Public domain (patent published 1920) | ||
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Drawings from US Patent 1,329,559, Valvular Conduit (patented February 3, 1920): a one-way fluid conduit that uses internal cones and baffles to resist reverse flow.
Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US1329559A
Author: Nikola Tesla
License: Public domain (patent published 1920)
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