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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 10 (March 1895) (1895)

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er care the machine will last for years. A flywheel says : " The making of armor on the shaft forms part of the driving pulley, and in- plates is in its infancy. . . . sures a smooth and steady speed under quite a va- The qualities of steel are so riation of load. The driving pulley is arranged for… … genious dynamometer, which we also' illustrate, by WATER MOTOR RUNNING LATHE. * «»»« lEuru* from Extreme Cold. At the last meeting of the Swiss Society of Natural nected up with lead or iron pipe with a stopcock, but Sciences, at Lausanne, M. Raoul Pictet gave some for occasional service pressure…

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