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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 11 (March 1861) (1861)

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, by the action of the valve. heater is caused to correspondingly close a damper in and labor required of its attendant have established Pistons, &.and> b, are made somewhat longer than their the flue, has been applied and found to maintain a for the hot air engine, or rather for hot air motors of… … their peculiar action. and the piston, b, working there- WILCOX'S IMPROVED AIR ENGINE. A is a working cylinder, and a in, is to take in a supply of cool a single-acting working piston. B is the changing and air from the atmosphere through the valve, and then, to prevent the heat, to which their…

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