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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 22 (May 1876) (1876)

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has been the constant effort very sensitive; and all parts being lubricated, it works with to regulating steam engines. It is patented in this and of thoughtful engineers and machinists in all the world to the smallest amount of friction. This governor, in doing several foreign countries, and has… … the Allen governor THE ALLEN STEAM ENGINE QOVERNOR. trate in a future num- is the thorough and ber. Upon the least accur ate regulation was awarded grand gold medals, at Moscow, in 1872, at variation from the required speed, we are informed, the of steam engines, and especially those with…

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