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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 13 (1869) (1869)

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many. But the imitations of light foreign portion of the cylinder head to the cylinder, (The port shown marbles, such as Sienna, Lisbon, brocatelle, porphyry, and the by the dotted lines in Fig. 1 is the exhaust, the space between like, would be richer and livelier in color, making the rooms the… … steam is cut off short” and expansion commences. difference between the sizes of the two parts. When the piston has advanced 3 inches, and the steam ex- I will answer my own question in this way: There is no The piston is turned concave with a thin edge on the steam panded to just twice its volume,…

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