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Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)

Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 160

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arrow passage bored along its axis, whichcommunicates, by transverse openings, with the steam spacearound it. By this means, when the plug, B] is forced all the way down, soas to close the outlet of a, a small jet of steam will pass by the open-ing in the plug, and will exert a much greater lifting… … The reason of this is, in pari, us lullows : To produce this liftingeffect, which is quite dissimilar from that of the Injector in its ope-VoL. LVI.—Third Series.—No. 2.—August, 1868. 17 130 Mechanics, Physics, and Chemistry. ration connected with the introduction of water into the boiler, andis…

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