Van Nostrand's eclectic engineering magazine (1869)
[New York : D. Van Nostrand] · leaf 211
upport thus gained in the coils of the in making the water-tight joint (the only pipe is equal to the column in the vertical joint in the whole machine), in the curved pipe; and thus equilibrium is maintained. end of the vertical pipe. To remedy these Let now the drum be further turned. evils, the… … rive at the top of its coil. machine has been made to work with re- If, now, the drum be further turned, markable uniformity and success, a b is the water in the last coil being incapable an air-tight box, and the pipe-gudgeon, c of doing more towards the work of sup- d, is led into the side of a b…
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