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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 7 (February 1865) (1865)

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appen for months, becomes quite apparent. engine, It was as great an improvement as rendering ceed to the consideration of the engravings. Regularity of motion is, in most lactones, a para- the valves self-operating. Previous to the adoption The object of this Invention is simply to nse the mount… … or runs Off, the balls fall AUTOMATIC ST0P-M0TI0NF0R STEAM ENGINES. neer happen to be stand- and trip the catch by the ing by the throttle valve he arm, C: a spring, D, on the throttle valve shaft then thrown out of action by breaking the belt, the speed can close it immediately and prevent the…

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