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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 3 (1862) (1862)

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a mill with four run of stones, bottom of this curb there is attached an annular chum- This wheel is one of the modifications of the turbine driven with one wheel, all of which can be run during ber, I, which may be termed a hydrostatic chamber. which are coming in such numberefrom the busy brains… … wheels were used capable of 1’, gears; the wheel, I’, being driving the four rans of stones, concentric with the shafc, K, of rece Ter one run of stones can be driven the wheel, and having a pinion, a by the saine wheel with a trifio t a™, gearing into it, the pinion y | being a shaft, b*, which is…

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