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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 25 (December 1874) (1874)

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the rope, been very successful in constructing these engines; and we which alternately tightens or slackens by slow oscillations, illustrate, herewith, a vessel built for the Wear commissioners has in this case the same effect as india rubber or other elas- Compound Engines. for protecting the… … fors, and Lubeck. She was engine, and the speed averages originally fitted with ordinary MEBBYWEATHEB'S FLOATING FIEE ENGINE. 10 statute miles per hour; the engines of 80 nominal horse diameter of screws is 28 inches. facts were ascertained, is an elaborate and ingenious piece power. Messrs.…

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