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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 25 (1869) (1869)

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admit air into either cylinder, or into the condenser, to impair the “Tt is well known that the ordinary jet condenser requires a pump to remove the air and the water used in condensation. vacuum, that instant the starting valve opens and admits a Mr. Morton, while experimenting on a Giffard’s… … THE MORTON EJECTOR CONDENSER. haust steam itself could do that work, that the steam after | central spindle through which the starting steam jet passes, apparatus is placed in the main range or length of pipes serves the purpose also of an injection valve, whereby more forcing its piston to the end…

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