Journal of the Franklin InstituteFranklin Institute, 1853 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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... surface , Proportion of the area of two paddles to area of immersed amid- ship section of hull , • 34 feet 5 inches . 11 " 66 66 21 66 6 " 6 66 36 . 10 . 41-208 sq . feet . 412-08 66 1.000 to 16-623 . 1.000 to 1.662 . Proportion of the ...
... surface , Proportion of the area of two paddles to area of immersed amid- ship section of hull , • 34 feet 5 inches . 11 " 66 66 21 66 6 " 6 66 36 . 10 . 41-208 sq . feet . 412-08 66 1.000 to 16-623 . 1.000 to 1.662 . Proportion of the ...
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... surface the evening before . At the end of the trunk there were two plates of copper , bear- ing an inscription commemorative of the date when Gustavus III . visited this singular island , which appears in its origin to have formed a ...
... surface the evening before . At the end of the trunk there were two plates of copper , bear- ing an inscription commemorative of the date when Gustavus III . visited this singular island , which appears in its origin to have formed a ...
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... surface . He found that when the steam was passed over a surcharging surface of 5 feet in a coil of cop- per tube , and heated to 400 ° before entering the cylinder , the consump- tion of water from the boiler was three gallons per hour ...
... surface . He found that when the steam was passed over a surcharging surface of 5 feet in a coil of cop- per tube , and heated to 400 ° before entering the cylinder , the consump- tion of water from the boiler was three gallons per hour ...
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... surface has been necessary ; and it is probable that for locomotives a considerable allowance must be made to ... surfaces due to the loads is very great , even at the most moderate computation . Discussion . Mr. Stephenson ( the ...
... surface has been necessary ; and it is probable that for locomotives a considerable allowance must be made to ... surfaces due to the loads is very great , even at the most moderate computation . Discussion . Mr. Stephenson ( the ...
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... surface varies from the usual mode , these variations having been made with a view to obtain a more efficient kind of fire surface as well as to increase this surface without enlarging the size of the boiler . By reference to figures 1 ...
... surface varies from the usual mode , these variations having been made with a view to obtain a more efficient kind of fire surface as well as to increase this surface without enlarging the size of the boiler . By reference to figures 1 ...
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