- can
refer to any
wheel where the
water p****es
under the
wheel but it
usually implies that the
water entry is low on the
wheel.
Overshot and
backshot water...
-
further subdivided,
depending on
where the
water hits the
wheel paddles, into undershot,
overshot, ****hot and
pitchback (backshot or
reverse shot) waterwheel...
-
probably elsewhere (such as
agricultural drainage), the
reverse overshot water wheel was a
Roman innovation to help
remove water from the
lowest levels...
-
moving water, as
opposed to water's dead
weight like the
traditional overshot water wheel. Many
earlier variations of
impulse turbines existed, but they were...
-
millwheel was
probably a wood
overshot wheel. The
present 40-foot-diameter (12 m) Fitz
Water Wheel Company steel overshot wheel was
built in 1894; with the...
- "Let Me Feel Your Pulse", "October and June", "The
Church with an
Overshot-
Wheel", "New York by Camp Fire Light", "The
Adventures of
Shamrock Jolnes"...
-
continued for the
early Middle Ages here.
Undershot water wheel ****hot
water wheel Overshot water wheel In the following, literary,
epigraphical and do****entary...
- be
commonplace in the
Sheffield area. Its 5.5 m (18 ft)
diameter overshot water wheel is
powered from a
large dam
stocked with
water diverted from the...
-
brick building with a
fieldstone foundation. A 24-foot
diameter Fitz
overshot wheel was
installed between 1900 and 1910. It was
listed on the
National Register...
-
roofed addition built of fieldstone. The
grist mill is
powered by an
overshot wheel. It was
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 1982....
