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Canadian wood products industries (1913)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 189

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dy given in this ar-ticle. Suppose, for example, that a woodworkingplant contained approximately the motor equipmentoutlined in our previous paragraph or (say) 160 h.p.Suppose again that the load-factor is 10 per cent.,which means that the factory will pay for a continu--ous load of 16 h.p. 16 h.p.… … 10 h.p. Westinghouse induction motor Westinghouse 5 h.p. induction motor Westinghouse 2 h.p. vertical in-driving band resaw. driving 8-in. moulding sander. duction motor driving post sander. I CANADIAN WOODWORKER 3

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