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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 18 (October 1882) (1882)

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pressure of water, at the inlet, of 30 meters: Height ofKnifeln Milli- Power of Discharge Spring in Kilo- ill liters Observations. meters. grammoters. per hour. 33 (Normal). 4k.(]Srormal). 8,000 Operation good 22.5 3.7 k. 8,000 * 23 3.C k. 8,000 <( 31.5 2.35k. 8,000 ** 21 1.8 k. 8,000 it 20.5… … Fip. l.-JACQTIETS WATEB METEB. The arbor of this wheel actuates, through an endless screw,a clockwork movement, which in its turn registers thewater that traverses the apparatus in cubic meters, hectoli-ters, and decaliters.It is easy to understand that, as the water is measured bythe volume of the…

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