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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 21 (1860) (1860)

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s placed right and a left wheel, attached to the same shaft, with Fig. 2 represents the scroll or spiral water passage in the whcelpit for that purpose. 7 is a bevil wheel, used a double scroll between them. The inventor has con- into the wheel, with part of the top and side removed, when the power… … Company have lately contracted the water against the disk, ec. with Wm. H. Webb for a large The buckets, d, extend from the steamer, destined for the San lower end of hub, 8, across the Francisco and Panama route. The following are to be shaft. g is the shaft through which the power is trans- top…

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