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English: Pluviograph design by Ramon Jardi i Borràs, Barcelona (1927), capable to record on paper the water rainfall rate over a longtime lapse, used to record the water rainfall rate in Barcelona fduring the last 84 years
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Source http://sabies.eu/0/jardi_pluviograf.pdf - modified by:Mcapdevila
Author Ramon Jardí i Borràs; Josep Camps; Jaume Escoda i Cabré; Jaume Massons (Llibre homenatge al Dr. Jardí - ISBN: 8460612481 9788460612483, Tivissa Ajuntament 1993)
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