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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 2 (1873) (1873)

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ared to be it, it is evident that, before any employable.. electricity can into the high pressure cylinder during the whole of its the best of anything of the kind in the exposition. issue from the further end, the corresponding ,charge must stroke. By a modification, however, the engine may be… … LUDWIG’S RAILWAY WHEELS. wave reaching an appreciable strength given good results. We are indebted obtained, The proportion between the cylinders is five to for some time after it has commenced to flow out. This is to Engineering for the illustration. a question, however, which can never be settled…

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