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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 3 (1872) (1872)

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hundred perimenters have been ably met, and seemingly overcome, by horse power when the heat in the exhaust steam was used and sixty-six per cent amount of power obtained by the use the inventor and patentee, Mr. J. H. Ellis, who has protected in the method described, showing a gain of one hundred… … sults. ELLIS’ by steam in the usual manner, This is a novel way of com- and its exhaust is passed The exhaust vapor is condensed in a coil of inch iron pipe, through the flues of a vaporizer, on its way from the cylin- pelling brakemen to protect their own lives. Cannot some over which a blast of…

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