The Technical World Magazine, Volume 6Technical World Company, 1906 |
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Page 93
... BUILT IN AMERICA . LARGEST SHEAR LEGS EVER BUILT . They can lift 180. First American Engine THE accompanying photograph shows a model of the first steam engine built in America . Capt . Samuel Morey of Fairlee , Vt . , invented the model ...
... BUILT IN AMERICA . LARGEST SHEAR LEGS EVER BUILT . They can lift 180. First American Engine THE accompanying photograph shows a model of the first steam engine built in America . Capt . Samuel Morey of Fairlee , Vt . , invented the model ...
Page 426
... built ac- cording to the rules of scientific ship- building cannot turn turtle ; however far she may heel to one side or the other , she will always right herself . But no method of ship - construction has yet been devised that makes ...
... built ac- cording to the rules of scientific ship- building cannot turn turtle ; however far she may heel to one side or the other , she will always right herself . But no method of ship - construction has yet been devised that makes ...
Page 563
... built to a strong frame and platform . A fly - wheel with belt is attached to the main shaft ; and a spool and drum are also built to the frame , for use when a derrick is oper- ated . This spool and drum may be left off where the motor ...
... built to a strong frame and platform . A fly - wheel with belt is attached to the main shaft ; and a spool and drum are also built to the frame , for use when a derrick is oper- ated . This spool and drum may be left off where the motor ...
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