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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 6 (1891) (1891)

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e cylinder is 110 18 inch stroke. This engine alone is powerful enough double hull, is divided into 59 water-tight compart- inches in diameter and 14 feet stroke of piston. A horse and wagon could be driven through this cylin- ments, 52 between the hulls and 7 athwartship bulk- for a big tug boat.… … IN THE ENGINE ROOM OF THE PURITAN. areof steel, and after cabin 82 are 85 feet in by 53 feet, with floor space 72 by 24 feet. Still further aft is a ladies’ 15,000 square feet of cooling surface, and weighs 53 diameter outside the buckets. The buckets are 14 feet private eabin, 42 by 27 feet. The…

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