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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 13 (1872) (1872)

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t has any angle. A brake is sometimes uzed to regulate the rapid- the theory of counterbalancing seems to be but little under- attained the same temperature; and then transfer the piece ity. One very great advantage, possessed by this system of stood among millers, I propose to occupy some of ‘your… … from the melting of the interior ice by the heat of the body, Let the circle, Fig. 1, represent a disk or wheel revolving M, runs off by the stop cock, D, and is collected in a proper upon a horizontal axis, 8; it is evident to any mechanic that, vessel (sce Fig. 1), and carefully measured or,…

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