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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 12 (September 1899) (1899)

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tain, the air enters the reducing valve, of which we ure of 2,400 pounds to the square inch, at which pressure it is led to a nest of show a sectional view, where its pressure is lowered storage cylinders in the charging room. from 2,400 pounds to 320 pounds to the square inch. The water used for… … It will be thus seen that the cars are made to conform struction, and as an instance of the size of its parts we HALF VIEW OF ONE MOTOR, SHOWING REVERSING in respect of distribution of the driving power to the may mention that the crank shaft is 33 inches in dia- GEAR. standard practice on…

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