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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 19 (May 1866) (1866)

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the pitch line of a to have the same motion as though their pitch circles this left 9 inches for steam room. There were two gear of which O is the center; c d is the chord of an were cylinders rolling in contact. If the contour of engines with cylinders 30 inches in diameter, 10 feet angle of 30°,… … fect, but in general practice a form of tooth is selected very similar to the Missouri. There is abundant which will enable any two gears having the same j radius upon the pitch line, as in the figure, and evidence to prove that the explosions have been taking half the arc thus subtended. The…

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