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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 13 (1867) (1867)

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inders of 72 to 100 inches diameter and 9 feet _ Messrs. Johnson & Nephew, Manchester, have drawn for arrows show the direction of the wind. It will be seen that stroke. Four winding engines serve the four inclines for the Paris Exposition, with Bedson’s patent “continuous mill)’ the two ends of… … two, in a serpentine manner and by proper gearing, seen plainly of course at a high tension, be. in Fig. 2. The operationissimple The tween pins set ina straight line FAY’S IMPROVEMENT IN WIND WHEELS with its course. platform is kept by means of the vane with the point, D, facing the wind, which,…

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