Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 372
the former machine. It need hardly be said that great painsare taken in the construction of such machines to have each part veryaccurately adjusted, so that the impression may fall precisely upon theproper place, without any blurring or confusion of the colours, and thefact that an intricate… … Fig. 163.—Chain-Testing Machine at Messrs. Brown and Lenoxs Works^ Millwall. HYDRAULIC POWER. IF a hollow sphere, a, Fig. 173, be pierced with a number of small holes atvarious points, and a cylinder, b, provided with a piston, f, fitted intoit, when the apparatus is filled with water, and the…
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