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Elevator, Bucket "Drawing showing arrangement of elevator in square steel elevator casing." -Meese, 1913... |
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Elevator, Gravity Dishcharge Bucket "Drawing showing arrangement of "Gravity Discharge" Bucket Elevator." -Meese, 1913... |
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Elevator, Perfect Discharge Bucket "Drawing showing arrangement of "Perfect Discharge" Bucket Elevator." -Meese, 1913... |
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Escapement Escapement is a mechanical device intervening between the power and the time-measurer of a clock or watch, and whose purpose is to secure uniformity in the rate of movement.... |
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Escapement "A crank which regulates the motion of the chief or escapement wheel of a train of clock-work worked by the pendulum or spring." — Williams, 1889... |
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Foot-power Wood-working Lathe A lathe is a machine tool which spins a block of material to perform various operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation with tools that are applied to the workpiece to cre... |
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Force pump "The operation of the force-pump is similar to that of the suction-pump. The outlet-valve generally opens from the cylinder, the piston being made solid." — Avery, 1895... |
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Forcing-pump A kind of pump used to throw water to a distance, or to force it onward by the direct action of the piston.... |
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Gas Cover "Every retort is furnished with a seperate mouthpiece, usually of cast iron, with a socket b for receiving the stand-pipe or ascension-pipe, and there is a movable lid attached to the mouth, together ... |
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Governor Governor, used for regulating output of steam engines.... |
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Governor A contrivance connected with mills, steam-engines, or other machinery, for maintaining uniform velocity with a varying resistance.... |
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Governor "Diagrammatic section of the common form of a station governor." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Governor "Sugg's Consumers' Governor" — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Governor "Consumers' Governor (Peebles)." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Governor "Of all the contrivances for regulating the motion of machinery, this is said to be the most effectual. It will be readily understood by the following description. It consists of two heavy iron ball... |
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Governor, Electric "Governor of a Steam-engine. GOVERNOR. In machinery, a self-acting regulator which controls a supply of steam, gas, or water; especially, any device for automatically regulating the amount of power de... |
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Governor, Porter's "Porter's governor, a modification of Watt's original model."—Finley, 1917... |
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Governors Three types of governors: a, Watt's; b, Pröll's; c, Spring. A governor is a device that maintains "a uniform velocity with a varying resistance." -Foster, 1921... |
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Guideblade Chamber "The sectional form of the guideblade chamber and the wheel and the curves of the wheel vanes and guideblades, when drawn on a plane development of the cylindrical section of the wheel; a, a, a are th... |
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Guideblade Chamber "The sectional form of the guideblade chamber and the wheel and the curves of the wheel vanes and guideblades, when drawn on a plane development of the cylindrical section of the wheel; a, a, a are th... |
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Harrison's Going-Ratchet "The click barrel-ratchet R is set upon another larger ratchet-wheel, with its teeth pointing the opposite way, and its click rT is set in the clock-frame. That ratchet is connected with the great whe... |
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Hero's Machine "Hero's Machine. The generation of steam from water by the application of heat, and the mechanical force produced by this means, appear to have been understood at a very remote period; but their appl... |
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Joint, Prop A pivoted joint in the nature of a hinge joint, whereby two thin flat strips may be so united that each edge will turn edgewise towards and from eachother. ... |
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Kelvin Ampere Balance, Slider of "The upper edge of the shelf on which the weights slide is graduated into equal divisions, and the weight is provided with a sharp tongue of metal in order that its posistion on the shelf may be accur... |
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Ladder, Modern Fire "Fire escapes, to be used from without, consist either of simple ladders kept at convenient stations, or a series of ladders that can be joined together; of poles with baskets attached; of ropes with ... |
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