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

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is too bulky opens its port, and the exhausted air escapes laid aside in this one, and the heater, H, here CAN, compounded. It is true, the main cylin- to use as a motive agent. into the regenerator, circulating around tubes, D, and then escapes into the air by pipe 2. P? as to bring the rammers… … sary, by the passage, x, and also to cool the Driven by steam, the rammers will never get heater pipes, H, if necessary. The hot air expects, thereby, to do the work quicker tired or lazy. The machines, we are told, can passes from the heater tubes into valve box, cheaper, and better, than it can…

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