The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 425
ution woiild never havegiven a name like that of James Watt. If forgetting my duties to the academy, I endeavoured to make yousmile instead of relating what is useful and true, I could find here matterenough for a striking contrast. I could remind you of such and such anauthor, who, in our weekly… … U=J BOULTON AND WATTS SINGLE ACTING STEAMENGINE. Fig. 10, shows a section of the cylinder C, condenser B, and air pump A, ofa single engine, arranged as is most convenient for exhibiting the parts. Thesteam enters from the boiler to the cylinder by the pipe S, through the valvec; and presses down…
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