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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 12 (March 1906) (1906)

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use, and installed in it intake to the top of the bluffs below the Canadian ten hydraulic electric units, each of 5,000 horse-power. Falls. From these conduits a series of 9-foot pen- The success of this plant was so encouraging that, not stocks carry the water down to a vast building 1,000 long… … Constructing One of the Massive Arches Which Carry the Generators. A Thrust Bearing on One of the Vertical Turbine Shafts in the Wheel pit. which, ultimately, there will be in- house, containing eleven units of stalled twenty-two units of 10,000 5,000 horse-power. This brought up horse-power each.…

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