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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 39 (June 1854) (1854)

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utments which the elliptic in the cylinder in the rear side of said shutting off the steam that comes through in- form of the wheel produces will obviate the jar a diagonal transverse section through the line 1 abutment, while the piston passes, and to as- let, r. The exhaust passage, m, of valve,… … wards by the elliptic piston as it revolves. valve stem studs to the grooves of their respec- in propelling the piston from the point where then opened to let the steam escape in the rear Steam is introduced by a nozzle, d, to a jacket, tive cams; the one cam, J, is made with an el- of abutment, c,…

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