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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 2 (1880) (1880)

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res running parallel W. Heine. Under this pro- with the train, with which ae SEP Se egy oe ee os cess the water, also sufficient- ” wires the electro-magnets of led y ts) ly saturated with slaked lime, the brakes are connected in vs .\—— eS vet .. has to pass through several such a manner that the… … of the electro-magnet. The a | | objection urged against these | processes are that lime has long arms of the ‘articulated levers, C C, are raised by the a tendency hurtful to fish winding up of the brake life, and leaves an offensive ELECTRIC BRAKE FOR RAILWAY CARS. chains, and the brake shoes,…

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