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undershot

(ŭn′dər-shŏt′)
adj. (ŭn′dər-shŏt′)
Having the lower jaw or teeth projecting beyond the upper; underhung.
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This early version of the Fourneyron reaction turbine was the first enclosed water turbine, and the conversion efficiency was greater than the open vertical water wheels in use at the time.
? Karl has only three controls: the feed into the stones, the gap between the stones, and the sluice - the gate which controls how much water goes into the water wheel.
The flow of water past a catamaran that had a water wheel between its pontoons caused the boat to move against the current.
The device costs from $7,000 to $9,000 (depending on its width), as opposed to the $40,000 that the more traditional water wheel beater costs.
With a grant from the Society for Industrial Archaeology and support from several donors and trustees, the staff is working with an industrial historian to answer just how water from the adjacent mill brook was diverted into the basement undershot water wheel, whose kinetic power then was transmitted via overhead shafts and pulleys.
A steel water wheel, which has been galvanized by Newport Galvanizers has helped usher in a new era for an historic corn mill in Powys.
I want a functioning water wheel. I'd like some information, tips, plans or ideas on constructing, using and maintaining water wheel power.
We selected an episode with an undergraduate student engaged in a number of different tasks involving a physical tool called "water wheel".
The trouble with that is that the sudden stop strains the belt for the water wheel and wears out the belt faster.
There is also a rotary sheeter to extrude smooth uniform sheets and a water wheel attachment for the production of multiple lane portions at accurate weights.
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