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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 19 (1890) (1890)

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f the wheel. Metallic shells in Africa, the United States, Brazil, Palestine, Arabia, lower end of the penstock is arranged an outlet for dis- are slipped over the bosses of the segmental flanges India, ete. charging the water from the turbine into the cut or and held in place by nuts upon the ends… … open position. The gate is pivoted ina frame formed adding milk of lime to the water, and by properly agi- of the posts, a sill, and a cross bar connecting the tops tating, the tin settles down in a few hoursin the state of the posts, and the pivoted stile of the gate is ex- of oxide, which can be…

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