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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 21 (May 1885) (1885)

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tral part of the fan-wheel hub a distance of 3 inches, The construction and operation of the pendulum es- a few moments. The current is utilized in two Reck- and may thus be engaged with thefoursegmentsof the capement recently patented by Mr. William Hart, of enzaun motors, each mounted on a… … sired length, and run up the motion of the fan wheel. The spout starts from ard rail. A portion, however, is laid with a smaller into the steeple out of the way. An accurate compen- the circumference on the top of the drum with an open- rail, 50 pounds to the yard. It has already been hoisted…

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