Journal of the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania, Volume 80; Volume 110Franklin Institute, 1880 |
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... increase of successively . " Page 385 , line 5 , read " R = ( 1 + 0 · 003824t + 0 · 00000126 f2 ) " By inadvertence , credit for Mr. J. H. Cooper's article " On the Adhesion of Belts " in the June number was not given to the Journal of ...
... increase of successively . " Page 385 , line 5 , read " R = ( 1 + 0 · 003824t + 0 · 00000126 f2 ) " By inadvertence , credit for Mr. J. H. Cooper's article " On the Adhesion of Belts " in the June number was not given to the Journal of ...
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... increase in speed on those parts of the roadway which are clear and unobstructed .. This increased speed must be as great , at times , as seventy miles an hour , as before stated . On Friday , May 14th , 1880 , I received an invitation ...
... increase in speed on those parts of the roadway which are clear and unobstructed .. This increased speed must be as great , at times , as seventy miles an hour , as before stated . On Friday , May 14th , 1880 , I received an invitation ...
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... increase of 305-258 × 100 305 = 154 per cent . , and their engines being coupled , this additional number of revolutions adds to the risk by increasing the momentum of the parallel rods and tending to separate them . It must not be ...
... increase of 305-258 × 100 305 = 154 per cent . , and their engines being coupled , this additional number of revolutions adds to the risk by increasing the momentum of the parallel rods and tending to separate them . It must not be ...
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... increase the basic additions in order to absorb the great quantity of silica thus produced , for there cannot be left more than 20 per cent . of silica in the slag without endangering the stability of the phosphates formed . At the ...
... increase the basic additions in order to absorb the great quantity of silica thus produced , for there cannot be left more than 20 per cent . of silica in the slag without endangering the stability of the phosphates formed . At the ...
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... increase ( of phosphorus ? ) given by overblowing . The engineers of Hörde claim to find in the aspect of the fumes an evi- dence of the practical end of dephosphorization . When there 42 [ Jour . Frank . Inst . , Dephosphorization of ...
... increase ( of phosphorus ? ) given by overblowing . The engineers of Hörde claim to find in the aspect of the fumes an evi- dence of the practical end of dephosphorization . When there 42 [ Jour . Frank . Inst . , Dephosphorization of ...
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