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Motion picture electricity (1914)

Hallberg, Josef Henrik, 1874- · New York city, The Moving picture world · leaf 40

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is as follows: By moving the piston rod and consequently the pistonC towards J, that is, by pulling it out as if it were con-nected to a crank, the water J will be compressed andforced up through the pipe F into cylinder A on the sideindicated by I, creating a pressure on motor piston Dwhich will,… … Fig. 6 the water pressure will cease and engine A would stop,but its fly-wheel will carry the crank over the center asit would in any kind of an engine. If we now push the piston C backwards towards G, thepressure will force the water up through pipe E into the 34 MOTION PICTURE ELECTRICITY…

Motion picture theaters · Electric lighting

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