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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 17 (1897) (1897)

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hes. They are the largest and curved outwardly, but being capable of compression. most powerful paddle-wheel engines yet built. Their crank hanger or the housing of the rear gears, as the Outside of the springs is an elastic packing, which casemay be. The twocasings are connected by means nominal… … GOODMAN’S GAS MAIN STOPPER. the engine by four double-ended boilers arranged in on the east coast of Southern Patagonia. From this two compartments, one forward and one aft of the point investigations were conducted along the coast ing, and inclosing it with the springs, is a casing to engine room,…

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