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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 2 (July 1899) (1899)

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he basin, to It now remains to describe the method by which the side pressed together by hydraulic cylinders. These avoid the possibility of undue pressure upon it in case amount of this pull can be determined in any instance. are forced apart by a slipper on the carriage about 10 it is left empty… … about 16 inches in diameter working in a Saegmuller, of Washington, who also Fig. 8.—Cross-section Showing Construction of Model Basin. cylinder which is submerged in the water built the large eidograph. All of these of the tank and connected by wire are upon the designs of the Bureau of cables to…

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