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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 9 (1888) (1888)

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stly gine, steam being supplied by the small boiler, M, which also serves as a separator for the steam produced in the experiments, extending over a period of six years. The water jackets, which steam is passed into the vessel, C, difficulties and discouragements encountered were both and mixed… … The efficiency of the boiler not being rator it absorbs the heat left there by more than 0°7, we have 0°24 x 0°7 = 0°168 as the theo- the exhaust from the previous stroke. It arrives in regenerator, H, is filled with thin rods of hard porce- retical efficiency of the whole machine. In practice, the…

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