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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 26 (June 1903) (1903)

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tered in this locality only the same way that all old designs are antiquated to the rod at its outer end is provided with two auxili- at a depth of 23 feet. and superseded. It is not the principle that is wrong; ary pistons, which operate in cylinders at opposite ♦ in ♦ it is that the details are… … overload of 50 per cent, giving for each unit a maxi- cussed in a paper from his own pen. Profs. Henri mum output of 8,250 kilowatts, or about 11,000 E. ANCHOR WITH YIELDING CHAIN CONNECTION. Moissan and James Dewar outline certain experiments horse power. These turbines will be not .only the on…

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