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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 17 (April 1908) (1908)

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are be- thrust, this bearing also maintains the proper axial ing built by the Japanese themselves, are distinguish- in comparison to the power. It also reduces expan- position Of the rotor, so that the axial clearance of ed, like the ships of our own navy, by the unusually sion difficulties. the… … The Rotor and the Lower Half of Casing. Rotor, 144 Inches in Diameter. Casing at 22 knots speed. They are intended, however, to the shaft and Measures 14 Feet in Diameter by 17 Feet in Length. casing will be develop a maximum overload horse-power of 27,000, which should suffice to give a speed of…

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