Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 35
nted by the dark shaded portion of the card ; thisis what would be Iproduced by a perfect engine. Now, in the bestpractice, with stationary engines of a similar size with our fast loco-motives in general use, and running at the same number of revolu-tions, there are stationary engines that develop… … Fi«. 4. as good engines and results as stationary engine builders, and it isincumbent on them to do so. We all know the difficulties that Mr. Corliss had to contend withwhen he first introduced his independent cut-off valve; it seemedincredible to those to whom he offered to sell his engine, from…
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