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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 11 (September 1885) (1885)

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osts and over strokes per minute, 40 to 60. It might be well to state theoretical capacity. Combining the air and circulat- that the dimensions of the cylinders of each of the en- the upper pulleys, to adjustable eye bolts, thus form- ing pumps is an advantage, for the latter serves as a regu- ing… … to admit one end of a link, whose of these independent air and oircu- .PUMPING ENGINES FOR U. S. CRUISER CHICAGO. la^ting pumping engines, one for other end is joined to a plate, A, eaoh^f the engines of the vessel. sliding freely between the forks cylinder, 45 inches diameter by 53 inches stroke;…

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