An Experimental Enquiry Concerning The Natural Powers Of Water And Wind To Turn Mills, And Other Machines, Depending On A Circular Motion (1760)

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Focusing on the harnessing of natural energy, this book explores John Smeaton's experiments with water and wind to power machinery, particularly mills. It details his findings on how these elements can create circular motion, offering practical insights into their applications in engineering. Recognized as a foundational text in the field, it continues to influence modern power-generating machinery design. This facsimile reprint preserves the original work while highlighting its cultural significance in engineering literature.