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Gatz, C. A., Johnston Vertical Pump Application Manual, Johnston Pumpco., Glendora, California, 1974.Gerhard ’ W. P . , ‘*The Water Supply of Country Buildings,**Magazine, Vol. 28, May-October, 1905, pp. 63-76.CassiersGolding, E. W., The Generation of Electricity by Wind Power,Philosophical Library, New York, 1956, pp. 6-7, 18-19.Golding, E. W., **Windmills for Water Lifting and the Generation ofElectricity on the Farm,” U.N. Food and Agricultural OrganizationInformal Working Bulletin No. 17, Rome, 1961.Golding E. W. , “Water Pumping and ElectricityAgriculture, Vol. 69, 1962, pp. 19-24.from Windmills,”Goldthorpe, J. C., “Better Pump Installation ,” Journal of AmericanWater Works Association, Vol. 65, No. 8, 1973, pp. 571-574.Goulds Pumps, Goulds Pump Manual, Goulds Pumps, Inc.,New York, 1973.Seneca Falls,Graham, F. D., Audel’s Pumps, Hydraulics, Air Compressors, Audel,New York, 1963.Greene, A. M., Pumping Machinery, Wiley, New York, 1913.Hadeckel, R., "A History of Rotary Engines and Pumps,” The Engineer(London), Vols. 157 and 158, 1939.Hamilton, R., “Can We Harness the Wind?,” National Geographic, Vol. 148,No. 6, December 1975, pp. 812-828.Harris, L. E., “Early Development of the Centrifugal Pump,” Engineering(London), Vol. 175, 1953, pp. 41-42, 91-93.Henderson, G. E., Planning Water Systems for Farm and Home, SouthernAssociation for Agricultural Engineering and VocationalAgriculture, Athens, Georgia, May 1963.Hicks, T. G., Pump Selection and Application, Ist ed., McGraw Hill,New York, 1957.Hicks, T. G., and Edwards, T. W., Pump Application Engineering,McGraw Hill, New York, 1971.Holland, F. A., and Chapman, F. S., Pumping of Liquids, Reinhold,New York, 1966.Humphrey, H. A., ‘*An Internal-Combustion Pump and, Other Applicationsof a New Principle,‘* The Engineer (London), Vol. 88, November 26,1909, pp. 737-740, 772-774.
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Gatz, C. A., Johnston Vertical Pump Application Manual, Johnston Pumpco., Glendora, California, 1974.Gerhard ’ W. P . , ‘*The Water Supply of Country Buildings,**Magazine, Vol. 28, May-October, 1905, pp. 63-76.CassiersGolding, E. W., The Generation of Electricity by Wind Power,Philosophical Library, New York, 1956, pp. 6-7, 18-19.Golding, E. W., **Windmills for Water Lifting and the Generation ofElectricity on the Farm,” U.N. Food and Agricultural OrganizationInformal Working Bulletin No. 17, Rome, 1961.Golding E. W. , “Water Pumping and ElectricityAgriculture, Vol. 69, 1962, pp. 19-24.from Windmills,”Goldthorpe, J. C., “Better Pump Installation ,” Journal of AmericanWater Works Association, Vol. 65, No. 8, 1973, pp. 571-574.Goulds Pumps, Goulds Pump Manual, Goulds Pumps, Inc.,New York, 1973.Seneca Falls,Graham, F. D., Audel’s Pumps, Hydraulics, Air Compressors, Audel,New York, 1963.Greene, A. M., Pumping Machinery, Wiley, New York, 1913.Hadeckel, R., "A History of Rotary Engines and Pumps,” The Engineer(London), Vols. 157 and 158, 1939.Hamilton, R., “Can We Harness the Wind?,” National Geographic, Vol. 148,No. 6, December 1975, pp. 812-828.Harris, L. E., “Early Development of the Centrifugal Pump,” Engineering(London), Vol. 175, 1953, pp. 41-42, 91-93.Henderson, G. E., Planning Water Systems for Farm and Home, SouthernAssociation for Agricultural Engineering and VocationalAgriculture, Athens, Georgia, May 1963.Hicks, T. G., Pump Selection and Application, Ist ed., McGraw Hill,New York, 1957.Hicks, T. G., and Edwards, T. W., Pump Application Engineering,McGraw Hill, New York, 1971.Holland, F. A., and Chapman, F. S., Pumping of Liquids, Reinhold,New York, 1966.Humphrey, H. A., ‘*An Internal-Combustion Pump and, Other Applicationsof a New Principle,‘* The Engineer (London), Vol. 88, November 26,1909, pp. 737-740, 772-774.
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