Stationary steam engines, simple and compound; especially as adapted to light and power plants (1902)
Thurston, Robert H(enry), 1839-1903. (from old catalog) · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 385
n for this case is given in Fig. 7. The heat supplied bythe boilers, reckoned at 100 per cent, meets at A 30.7 percent of its own amount returned from the feed-heatingsystem, distributes 15.6 per cent to the jackets, and thebalance to steam cylinder I, Transformed energy passesout of the system at… … R.H.ThuistDa Fig. 7.— Sankey Diagram. ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANTS. 341 The end of the nineteenth century is that of one whichwill always remain preeminent in history as the age in whichthe steam engine took shape in the hands of Watt andSickles, and Corliss and Greene, of Porter and their succes-sors,…
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