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

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ameter are used. The Curtis turbine is constructed tion of these turbines must be of the very finest, and power turbine was installed later, a test of which was with provision for changing the nozzle areas by open- ing or closing the tapered walls according to the mentioned by W. Jacobson in the… … count of the wonderful economy of steam con- at 307.8 horse power with a speed of 772 revolu- Eig. 1.—A BOCK FILLAB AT ACOMA, NEW MEXICO. tions per minute and a steam pres- sumption; but also because of the advantages of economy of space, ab- sure of 192 pounds gave 13.92 pounds sence of oil • from…

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