Scientific American Supplement, No. 633, February 18, 1888 by Various
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VI. ENGINEERING.--An Investigation into the Internal Stresses Occurring in Cast Iron and Steel.--By General NICHOLAS KALAKOUTZKY.--First installment of an elaborate paper, giving theoretical and experimental examination of this subject. 2 illustrations. 10105 Hargreaves' Thermo-Motor.--A new caloric engine.--Its construction, theory, and cylinder diagrams. 6 illustrations. 10104 The Compound Steam Turbine.--A description and discussion of this motor, in which a series of forty-five turbines are acted on by the current of steam. 2 illustrations. 10103 VII. MISCELLANEOUS.--Cold Storage for Potatoes.--The application of artificial cold to preserving potatoes.--Results obtained in actual experience.--A practical paper by Mr. EDWIN TAYLOR. 10115 VIII. PHYSICS.--On a Method of Making the Wave Length of Sodium Light the Actual and Practical Standard of Length.--By ALBERT A. MICHELSON and EDWARD W. MORLEY.--Description of the new standard of length and outlines of the practical method for its determination.--The question of check determinations. 1 illustration. 10115 IX. TECHNOLOGY.--Progress of the Sorghum Sugar Industry.-- Elaborate report on the diffusion process as developed at |
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