The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 132
been employed in working the engine, and is inits passage to the condenser or into the atmosphere available for heating the water, from which the steam is to be generated. And also in generatingsteam by injecting water in small jets into generators, which are maintainedat such a temperature as to… … of parts of a condensing steam engine; a, is the cylinder with its piston rod,&c.; i, the eduction pipe ; c c, the air-pump and condenser, all of which arewell known ; e e e, represents a vessel formed of three cylindrical pieces,bolted together at the flanches; at each of the places where…
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