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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 25 (1863) (1863)

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e-weight for the rod I connected with the velocity of the belt per minute, 146x2 3.14 16= Fig. 1 shows a large metallic tank (A) of any form float, which increases its lifting power. There 917.8472 feet: therefore 917,3472X3-+-800=38.44 or dimensions desired ; this is supported by four legs are… … closed ; thereby preventing more fluid flowing into the necessary in its construction. In place thereof the tube, A, is formed with two spiral grooves, B, op- posite each other, said grooves being received by the vibrations of the mercury chamber. short pins inside of the collar; these pins are…

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