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Nora is a device or machine to draw water from wells or cisterns. It consists of a small wheel with reservoirs or buckets. It has a horizontal rod coupled to a vertical shaft which in turn is connected to a system of sprockets. This system circulates a set of buckets between the bottom and outer surface. The bucket down empty, are filled in the deep end, and return when they reach the highest position begin to pour the water into a gutter that leads to your destination. The return cycle and around the bucket at the end of the well to draw water remains as if you rotate the vertical shaft and the well has water. Traditionally, daughters are animal traction devices. These devices come in many cases replace the pillory or stork previously used as main engines to draw water in the Iberian Peninsula where it is thought to have been introduced by the Arabs.
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