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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 4 (January 1895) (1895)

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statement of Philip Hich- motors on tramways which had run 60,000 miles with- days. The coating is closely adherent, and cannot be born, the U. S. naval constructor, in his reportj to out any repairs whatever. If they made a motor suffi- removed except by chipping with a cold chisel, in Congress,… … THE ELECTROPLATING OF THE HULLS OF IRON SHIPS. about $12,000, and that on the average it would be with it. The lapping of the coatings has been al- bly, it would not use up the brushes. Mr. Siemens necessary to do this three times a year, making ready described. There is no chance for galvanic then…

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