A descriptive and historical account of hydraulic and other machines for raising water (1842)
Ewbank, Thomas · Tilt & Bogue · leaf 228
Gosset and Deuille ’ s Pump . 208 [ Book II . A neat and perhaps the best modification of these machines was de - vised about the year 1732 , in Paris , by Messrs . Gosset and Deuille . It was described by Belidor in 1739 , and by Desaguliers in 1744 , as “ a piston without friction . ” It consists… … it is pushed inside out as shown in No . 83 . Gosset and Deuille ’ s Pump . the cut . Thus , by alternately ele - vating and depressing it , the water is raised as in the common pump . This piston is described in Yol . VI , of Machines approved by the French Academy for 1732 , p . 85 , as the…
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