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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 18 (October 1860) (1860)

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ion upon little above the wheel out of its true position in order to the shaft that has a hand wheel upon its upper end. universal satisfaction. This wheel yielded .7962 of the Another difficulty with the turbine wheel has been show the buckets. power at the Philadelphia experiments. With this… … the car, and the whole dis- exact center. tance from the bottom of the But the great objection to COLLINS' IMPROVED TURBINE WATER WHEEL. boat to the top of the balloon the turbine wheel has been is about 3,r)0 feet. The material for this balloon is ward pressure of the water upon the buckets added…

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