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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 19 (May 1874) (1874)

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ntial ammonia. applied to both sides of the wheel at the same angle, derived The tubes into which the wires are drawn are cast iron from the power of a solid body of water of the full dlmen-1 socket pipes of two, three, and four inches diameter—the OABDKEB'S IMFBOVED WHEEL. I size employed… … 10 inches; above this, the [difEereace lies in ful. the position of the set screw, which is ar- THE WHITMOBE TUBBINE WHEEL. For military purposes, for mounting artil- ranged in the gate instead of in the levers, lery, it would seem that this wheel is espe- B. Each turbine, we are informed, is…

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