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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 23 (1900) (1900)

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ersible sections ; the crank pins are 14% inches in water which a gallon of petroleum can transform into diameter by 17 inches long; and there is a 74-inch maximum and lowered again to the right point. To superheated steam. This arrangement is very simple hole axially through the shaft and crank… … our photograph, which was taken as the motor may also be reversed by the same vessel was returning from her official trip, arrangement. The movement of the is a fine, seaworthy vessel with a good motor is transmitted by the second freeboard of about 20 feet forward and 13 feet aft. from the pedal,…

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