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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 38 (1856) (1856)

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he valve arm, 7, so as to operate the valve in’ i circu- agent is supplied to an engine or other motor, polish, take a piece of soft leather and whiting on the pipe, and thus to change the relation that each shall exert its proper effect without and rub it hard.” of the openings in a circular… … circumstances. the projections of disk B’, with the springs in their position between the disks. The broken The compound governor may be applied to projections, a a, belong to disk B, and the pro- the water wheel, by so constructing the gate jections a’ a’ belong, as they are represented, as to…

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