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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 23 (1900) (1900)

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nce. The illustrations presented ‘herewith represent a to impart a uniform rotary motion to the shafts, 14, connected. by belt and pulley with a common driving general and a detail view of a new hydraulic motor, International Congress at Paris, shaft. An air-compressor, Z, connected with one of… … THE WALL HYDRAULIC MOTOR. Locomotive,” by George L. Fowler, begins in this valve-stem upward against the tension of its spring, issue. The series will be accompanied by sixteen en- and move the valve from its seat in the pipe, #. When D, to the plunger supply-pipes when the overhead gravings made…

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