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

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he low pressure, which is 88 inchesin diameter, is placed vertically, thetwo connecting rods of each enginetaking hold of a common crankpin.The two cranks are set at an angleof 135 degrees with each other, anarrangement which gives eight im- pulses to the shaft at equal intervals in each… … Massive Steel Hub Casting for the Field of the WestinghouseAlternator; Weight 25 Tons. wheel effect. As this field weighs 185 tons, and is 32feet in diameter, it will be seen that it is well cal-culated to do this. The common stroke of all thecylinders is 60 inches. The parts of the engine…

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