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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 23 (June 1891) (1891)

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usen, two of them be- terprise will be gained when we state that 4,000 horse of readily blowing off the gauge whenever desired, is ing required for each machine ; they contain over 3,000 power is available, to obtain which the company em- shown in section and perspective by the engraving. kilos, of… … with its power, and last, but not least, there is also a nets of the former, and other machines which may be- MoFARLANE & BARRETT'S WATER GAUGE. considerable saving of power, owing to the fact that, come necessary hereafter, as well as for lighting pur- being directly coupled to the turbines, no…

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