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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 16 (October 1872) (1872)

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ended in operating ma- must be made truly cylindrical, and then be securely united sleeve, a, and two inner sleeves, 6 b. The outer sleeve has its chines to do work costs something; it may cost much money one to the other. The uniting device is called the coupling. in fuel consumed, or it may cost… … justed the final shape and left them of sufficiently uniform hubs, fitted with great care Fig. 2. length. These were, and are now, machines of wonderful in- interior surface made like two frustums of cones, with the to the ends of the shafts to (553£a apex of each meeting in the center of the…

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