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The windmill as a prime mover (1885)

Wolff, Alfred R · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 74

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orm, increasing in width as they approachthe outer extremity of arm; that the innermost cross-baris placed at about one-sixth to one-seventh of the lengthof the arm from the middle of the shaft; and that itslength is about equal to this distance. So the canvaslattice-work covers only five-sixths or… … Fig. 5. 58 THE WINDMILL AS A PRIME MOVER. inches wide, and at the outer end about six inches thickand four and a half inches wide. As the direction of the wind is changing perpetually,some contrivance is necessary for bringing the shaft intothe direction of the wind, so that the sails will be…

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