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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 24 (1876) (1876)

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e chute and bucket spaces simultane- ously, while the wheel is in motion or at rest. The wheel is thus kept properly proportioned and the inlet current main- tained constantly at the same angle. The result, as already stated, is the full percentage of power at all elevations of the gate. Patented… … and occasionally diluted with water, would be sufficient. annular point, so that the issuing liquid vein passes clear of | ports. These are held in place by bolts and springs, and are The ozone developes itself ; it disinfects the surrounding air the wall of the succeeding bucket, and does not…

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