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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 17 (1873) (1873)

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wing description of his the fact that, for rapid revolutions of wheel, the concavo- near Utica, N. Y., as reported on page 201 of our current celebrated furnace for melting steel: convexity of the Eagle Wing should be reduced and, pos Taking the specific heat of iron at ‘114, and the welding… … part of the theoretical heat Gloucestershire, England, developed in the combustion. for the unprecedented sum Here, therefore, is a very wide margin for improvement, to per minute, if revolved 250 or 300 per minute, instead of of $40,600. The Live Stock, Farm, and Fireside Journal, to which we…

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