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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 6 (1904) (1904)

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the coal a swrption brakes, which form the resistance that the counter, and a tachometer for showing the speed in and heavy material used during the tests. lo. .uotive must overcome, in order to exert its trac- revolutions per minute. The water is weighed in two tanks, filled alternately,… … under him are an assistant and a foreman and a taken by piping to the injectors. The traction dyna- the shaft which transmits the power to be absorbed; large staff of trained observers who take note of the mometer is of the lever type, and is constructed on the a non-revolvable housing with…

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