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Cassier's magazine (1891)

New York ; Cassier Magazine Co. · leaf 324

An illustration from Cassier's magazine, 1891, leaf 324
THE BRAYTON PETROLEUM ENGINE. THE progress that is being made by The Brayton engine is quite distinct the petroleum engine is very re- from most other types of hydrocarbon markable, and the possibilities of motors, in that no attempt is made to the motor are at present difficult to esti- vaporize… … FIG. I. THE BRAYTON PETROLEUM ENGINE. atomized, in fact, — in a large quantity has been successfully used for some of air, and is flashed into flame instantly. years in the form shown in the accom- The combustion resembles that of flour- panying engravings, but recently its dust or coal-dust…

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