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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 6 (February 1891) (1891)

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er is 110 18 inch stroke. This engine alone is powerful enough double hull, is divided into 59 water-tight compart- inches in diameter and 14 feet stroke of piston. A horse and wagon could be driven through this cylin- ments, 52 between the hulls and 7 athwartship bulk- for a big tug boat. heads.… … IN THE ENGINE ROOM OF THE PURITAN. are of steel, and after cabin 82 are 85 feet in by 53 feet, with floor space 72 by 24 feet. Still further aft is a ladies' 15,000 square feet of cooling: surface, and weighs 53 diameter outside the buckets. The buckets are 14 feet private eabin, 42 by 27 feet. The…

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