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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 9 (August 1902) (1902)

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urpassed. flat, steel bars for keeping out small debws. In the which results a notable progress in the industrial ap- Niagara is greater in many respects; less in the atti- chamber are installed four wheel units, each develop- plications of electricity. tude of the fall, but presenting no problem… … No. 28. cubic feet of water a second occur every sea- son, the flow diminishing to one-tenth that FRONT VIEW AND CROSS-SECTION OF RECEIVER AND WATER The "Cedrir." amount in the month of September; but the WHEELS OF THE SNOQUALMIE POWER PLANT. Launched. regulation of the flow offers no difficulties.…

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