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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 23 (1905) (1905)

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ney and brains have been expended in producing an wheels, was tested to ascertain its maximum power Two steam turbine sets of 10,000 horse-power each, iceless refrigerator. It was generally conceded that speed, it was found that the economy attending the which are being installed at the Rhenanian… … factory response in the practice of recent Philadelphia are the heaviest rails used on ARTIFICIAL REFRIGERATION ON A SMALL SCALE. years, for many of our express engines have any railroad in the world. They weigh 142 row 7-foot driving wheels. In conclusion the writer pounds to the yard, and are 17…

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