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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 23 (February 16, 1856) (1856)

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he a horizontal one; the old ones on the ship pressure of the atmosphere. The engine is pressed until its pressure exceeds that in the air valve, V, in this piston, now opens inwards Ericsson were vertical. The pistons are single then started in the position shown. As the regenerator, when the… … der here is made to answer for both feed pump cold air rushes into the regenerator to feed it. valve, 4, the stem of which passes through the shown, is exactly the same as the oldest one and working cylinder, but this is no advan- This valve closes, when the piston, P, passes hollow stem of valve…

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