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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 6 (August 1901) (1901)

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d pumps are drivent>v separate engines, as arealso the forced draft fan $ftuutiiu ^mmau. and the circulating pumps for the condenser. Themain air pumps are worked by means of worm-gearingfrom the wing, or outer, shafts, the details of one ofthese pumps being shown very clearly in our… … THE FBAME OF THE SANTOS-DUMONT, SHOWING THE HELIX AND THE BASKET CAB. ble-ended, of the return-tube type, with four furnacesat each end. The motors, the condensers full of water, the steampipes, the auxiliaries, the shaft, propellers, etc., weighaltogether 66 tons; and as the indicated horse…

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