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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 10 (March 1877) (1877)

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ract from the Belgian Bulletin du Musee the an- which require more attention than those of the planing nexed engravings of a novel shafting connection, the con- machine. The very high rate of speed at which the struction of which is quite simple. On a bracket, O, Fig. spindles are necessarily run,… … C -■ point in its favor. According to Templeton, the dif- the shafts to be coupled. To these extremities, the acting ference between wrought iron and cast steel as re- parts, m, of the clutch are attached, and on each face of the gards their torsional a.nd cohesive properties is as fol- latter are…

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