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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 24 (1883) (1883)

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c engines suitable for general purposes, and our illustration, which we find in Hngineering, shows the most recent,design. This The air passing through the in- _engine is of two horse power nominal, or & actual horse in the first instance, carbonic acid power. It consists essentially of three… … practically a part of the main pipe for conveying the com- der into which the heated air is expanded for the purpose of ered into this space enters into immediate combination with pressed air from the pump to the generator; so that for the carbonic oxide, and produces an intense heat with a…

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