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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 18 (May 1906) (1906)

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a working pressure. The purpose of having two transformers is to distribute walls of the pockets to take up the end play of the expensive and quite dangerous, owing to the possi- motor. In order to prevent the motors from pressing the weight in the locomotive, and also to provide bility of short… … THE OIL HEATED SWITCH AFTER A SNOWSTORM. METHOD OF LAYING THE PIPES FOR THE OIL-HEATED SWITCH. injury to one of the transformers. Current will be due to the danger of condensation, and subsequent at curves, they are adapted to bear against rails on collected by means of a pair of pantograph-type,…

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