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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 2 (January 1902) (1902)

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shown in our accompanying illus-trations, which represent the alterna-tors under construction at the shopsof the Westinghouse Electric andManufacturing Company; but for thesake of greater exactness we give thefollowing dimensions: The foundationplate of the alternator measures 10feet 3 inches in… … A Middle Section of the Yoke. Driving Rim for the Revolving Field on a 28-Inch Boring Mill—The Largest Kill of its Type in Existence. MANHATTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY POWER 8TATI0N. 22 Scientific American January ii, 1902. for the revolving field weighs 25 tons. The revolv-ing field Is 32 feet in…

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