Gilley, Frank M · Boston, Allyn & Bacon · leaf 268
rt used up in keeping the metal of theengine warm, and is in part turned into work. Connect F with C (Fig. 229), being sure that all joints aretight. Washers of thick brown paper or rubber rings serve aspacking to make the screw tops air-tight. Keep C cool by run-ning water on it. Eun water from… … Fig, 229, much below 100° C. The steam now does more work in theengines and is cooled more, as can be seen by reading T. The engines in ocean steamers and all of the best large sta-tionary engines are provided with condensers, because the steamcan do more work when it pushes the piston against a…
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