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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 5 (February 1889) (1889)

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with water up to the level, a. verter, in which a certain pressure per square inch, act- end of which is attached a T-handle. The weight of water required in the larger vessel to thus ing on a small area, is able to produce the same pressure A heavy bar of wood is supported over the pipe, A. lift… … Fig. 7.-SIMPLE HYDRAULIC PRESS. pressure throughout the confined body of water, a torn, and upon four or more of its sides. Around these weight placed on the piston, a, will balance a weight openings there are collars, over which are stretched and twenty-five times as great placed upon the piston,…

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