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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 19 (May 1867) (1867)

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can, making a The governors of the valves of steam engines generally in ing, so that in all cases there will be a supply of steam to sort of lap joint and leaving a slight recess around the inside use, either those which govern by the conical pendulum or by start the engine. The tension of the… … ous opening of the valve whenever the engine has come to In the center of each four of these standards is a gas pipe its normal speed. the flame of which impinges on the bottom of the cup and ffc. e. To alter the speed of the engine it is only necessary to rapidly heats those portions at the arms…

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