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

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turbines discharge into a of the shore line tends to place the tailrace tunnel, which leads in a deepest and swiftest currents within straight line from the bottom of the easy reach of wing dams and sluice- wheel pit to the Falls, where the ways, renders the Canadian side par- water is discharged… … View Showing Brick Ring Around a Penstock Mouthpiece, with the Wheelpit One of the Eleven 1 0, OOO-Horse-Power Generating Dnits. Seen Through the Opening. ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENT AT NIAGARA FALLS.—Ill

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