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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 1902) (1902)

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oes its share of work. Floating and consists of a number of Laval or Pelton wheels the cells form curved vanes. A separate chamber is packing rings are used for isolation of chambers and arranged in series on a shaft, each of which revolves provided in which each wheel revolves. The steam en- end… … Talll Welg&t, BO ton* | Length, 83 feet 8 lncbei; Speed, 1,200 revolutions. 6. GROUP OF FOUR 800 K. W. WESTINGHOUSE-P ARSONS TURBO- 5. 1,600 X. W. WESTIffOHOUU* ARSONS TURBINE AND ALTERNATOR. ALTERNATORS.

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