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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 21 (November 1866) (1866)

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No. 1. Both stills are heated by steam, at a device for stopping a train by communication with connected, by proper gearing, to one common receiv- a pressure not to exceed 10 lbs. per inch. The lower the driver in case of danger. To one of the many ing shaft. The inventor claims to derive power… … KRATZER'S COMBINATION WATER POWER. ets of which are ed by straps and uni- thereby filled, and, versal joints and heat and of liquid to the two stills is so adjusted that as it revolves, discharge into the small wheel, D. worked by cranks and a system of gears. Each of These three motors are…

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