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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 18 (April 1876) (1876)

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d pitman core, and the sections of v are secured by plugs fastened by connect in the usual way with the crank and driving shaft. indenting the tubes into suitable depressions. At w the sec- A curious form of rotary steam engine known as the tions are coupled by an interior cylinder and a tapering… … Lightning Rods, Points, and Attachments. disk, is thereby carried round in the direction of the arrow. axle of the mohovos, huge fly wheels which overhang When the leaf has passed the upper part of the opening, w, pins holds the ends of the tubular sections together, y to r r the track. When the…

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