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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 16 (April 1909) (1909)

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he notches fit into corresponding holes punched course does no work upon them, and in pressure tur- ihead turbine carried upon the same shaft. Steam is in a thin strip of steel known as the shroud, which bines of the Parsons type this leakage, especially in admitted at the far end of the shaft, and… … Df the last stage Segment of wheel, showing method of One-half of a section of the casing with fixed blading with their ends of go-ahead tur- fastening blades. .in place. projecting. In this bine, and the case the ends of complete set of the blades fuse in- reversing blades to the cast parts, in…

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