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tion for each revolution of thewheel. Find the diameter of the wheel, so that B will make onerevolution for each mile run. p. A. B. 0 -1 10 Expressing the results in tabular form, we see that—A beingfixed—when the arm P makes one revolution, the wheel B makesrevolutions in the 437 opposite… … Fig. 97. IT X n^ say, 277 inches. § 70. Caldwells Steer-ing Engine.—One example of a steam steering gear has alreadybeen described in § 64, and its object was there fully described.A second controlling mechanism, which serves the same pur-pose, is illustrated in Fig. 98, and refers to Caldwells…
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