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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 18 (May 1862) (1862)

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lower end, and rests upon the hemis- which meshes into the pinion, s, upon the shaft, M'. with vertical axes capable of moving when immersed This shaft rises up through the case, and has a hand phere, i. The lower surface of the step, G, is formed in the water of the lower level." About twenty-five… … Fig. 1 is a vertical sec- order to prevent the loss tion of the wheel with of water by leakage. A its surrounding case. flanch, a', Fig. 1, is se- The water is received cured by bolts to the from the flume into the lower edge of the case, vertical cylinder, A, and A, and has a lip, 6, pro- passes…

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