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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 17 (1869) (1869)

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d an air engine. In 1833 Lieut. John Ericsson, then is not much more or less than a safety valve, placed back of prism in a beautifully simple way. We have merely to cover residing in London, reduced to practice his long-cherished the check, taking air from the pressure, in the generator; and a… … gas and uncombined hydrogen gas ary colors. THE ROPER IMPROVED CALORIC ENGINE. from the air pass from the gener- In perfect agreement with these by use of a simple thumb screw, the engine can be made to ator, or fire box, to the piston by use of poppet valves, B, facts, are all those apparent…

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