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R STEPHENSON, C COWPER, SIR J RENNIE, J HAWKSHAW, HOMERSHAM, A PELLAT, C MAY, J FARAY, W CUBITT, RADFORD, MATTHEW, FIELD, D THOMSON, CRAMPTON, ENYS, W S MOORSOM, J M HEPPEL, C WORDSWORTH, BETHELL, A HENDERSON, HUMPHRYS
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1851) 10 (1851): 309–317.
Published: 01 January 1851
...R STEPHENSON; C COWPER; SIR J RENNIE; J HAWKSHAW; HOMERSHAM; A PELLAT; C MAY; J FARAY; W CUBITT; RADFORD; MATTHEW; FIELD; D THOMSON; CRAMPTON; ENYS; W S MOORSOM; J M HEPPEL; C WORDSWORTH; BETHELL; A HENDERSON; HUMPHRYS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1851 ENGINES STEAM HORSEPOWER NOMINAL...
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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1851) 10 (1851): 306–309.
Published: 01 January 1851
... the land arches. No. 830 OntheNominalHorsePower of SteamEngines. By Commander LEOPOLGD. HEATHR, .N. THEterm 6 nominal horse power is daily becoming more and more inadequate to give any notion, either of thedimensions of an engine, or of the work to be expected from it. This arises from the changes...
