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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 12 (March 1904) (1904)

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n front a plate istic of the steam turbine are strikingly illustrated in obtained. One charge of the lamp furnishes enough which is thrust backward by the pressure of the wind this large unit, for in spite of its maximum capacity gasoline vapor to last for eleven hours continuous of 11,000… … made for admitting high-pressure steam to the sec- ered in the north of England. The Liverpool & Man- ond stage of the turbine, when it is desired to increase chester Railroad Company, the first public road its capacity by fifty per cent on overloads. The main APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE PRESSURE…

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