Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 41
) i< much more simple, and perfectlyIt i- tin invention of M. 0. Bry-ant, of Lowell, Massachusetts. The wholemachine rests on two square bed-stones;i ase, or ml), i^ only shownin the figure, within which the win Iopen at the to], for the reception of thegoods, revolves on a vertical -halt; to… … HYDROMETER. 35 the form usually employed on small tilt or trip hammers ; a belt passing round this pulley, and continually moving, communicates motion to the pulley whenever a binder brings the bell in close contactwith its periphery. The binder is attached to an extremity of an oscillating fram d…
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