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Steam turbine engines : their construction, care and operation (1910)

Swingle, Calvin F. (Calvin Franklin), b. 1846 · Chicago : Frederick J. Drake · leaf 100

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g piece, are of drop- ]I(i)ntUoi(-H(/Izdardi Tiirhine. \ 95 forged steel, milled on all sides of the adjoining piece whichfits into the circular groove c. These vanes are arrangedall around the circumference so that one adjoining piecetouches another and they are held in place and fastenedsecurely,… … m xz?^ • OnlJcl Fig. 2s»J Tlie Running Wheel.—While in the stationary blade theweight is not of great importance, in the running wheel itis very essential to reduce the weight as much as possible.It will be readily understood that the lighter the runningwheels are, the less the bearings will have…

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