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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 27 (1852) (1852)
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aking the road will pay for the money invested, there which is operated by the eccentrics on the and form portions of a smaller cylinder than engine work atva uniform speed. are capitalists enough in the country, we be- main shaft, as shown,in said fig. The cam re- the outside, a a. The ascent and… … a screw or thread cut in thisspindle. On the part of the-stroke, say one-half. The steam sures to builda railroad from the proposed will thus be cut off at one-eighth at one end, © lever, P, at its top, is a pin, the inner end of terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio road, at which fits into the…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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