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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 21 (1897) (1897)

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had to be built with a pled with the fact that the topography of the sur-| the gates which regulate the flow of water. The sides|large diameter and to operate at. a slow speed of revo- rounding country is favorable to the location of | of the head race are lined with brick and cement. Aj|iution. It… … ings alone, exclusive of the electrical equipment, er wrought iron receiver on the upper guide frame would be $1,115,000. The contract was let to leads away the outflow from the upper guide frame. Escher, Wyss & Company, of Zurich, and Zschokke Both wheels are carried on a 12 inch shaft, which &…

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