I. A description of a new invention of bellows, called water-bellows ...
WEBA description of a new invention of bellows, called water-bellows, by Martin Triewald, F. R. S. Captain of mechanics, and military architect to his Swedish majesty; communicated to the Royal Society by Sir Hans Sloane, Bart Pres. R. S. &c | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Abstract. Footnotes. Article. I.
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WEBTriewald, a Captain of mechanics and military architect to his Swedish Majesty, shares a description of 'bellows for forges in the form of diving bells to be worked by running water'.
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WEBPaper, 'Description of a new invention of bellows call'd water bellows' by Martin Triewald Creator: Martin Triewald Reference number: CLP/3ii/37 Letter, from Marten Triewald to [John Theophilus] Desaguliers, dated at Stockholm
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WEBTen years later, William Cullen suggested bellows could be used for “persons drowned and seemingly dead”. The Royal Humane Society officially endorsed bellows in 1782, along with a broader range of Dutch methods including warming, rubbing, mouth-to-mouth, and tobacco smoke enemas.
WEBBased on animal experiments conducted in the sixteenth century by Vesalius, the Royal Humane Society recommended fireside bellows to resuscitate victims of drowning. In the mid-twentieth century, the bellows concept was adapted by Kreiselman and others, though none of these devices gained widespread popularity.
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WEBA Description of a New Invention of Bellows Called Water-Bellows by Martin Triewald F. R. S. Captain of Mechanics and Military Architect to His Swedish Majesty; Communicated to the Royal Society Vol: 40 1737 [Hardcover] - Couverture rigide
WEBWater aerated naturally by ftowing over sandy or pebbly beds or rocky falls has been extolled by writers of all ages and countries. Only a few of these enthusiasts realized that the waters they so highly praised were clear, bright, sparkling, tasteless and odorless when they reached the streams.