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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 17 (1902) (1902)

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er the feed port, C. The steam is thus greatiy ‘Manayunk, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Jones’ engine em- economized, the piston being driven by the expansion bodies some very novel features of construction. The of the steam, while the inlet port is closed. The peculiar arrangement enables him to drive his… … longitudinally through the engine shaft and holder. The latter is a piece of sheet metal, A NEW TYPE OF ROTARY ENGINE. the piston A formed thereon. Within the elon- forming an inverted U in cross section, by gated box through which the shaft, A, extends which the flap is held in folded position,…

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