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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 21 (November 1870) (1870)

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om an excess of solar heat will being a motor, this engine has been designed to operate as a elevated to generate steam for the engines which have been ultimately derive benefits resulting from an unlimited com- meter for registering the volume of steam generated by the built. The maximum size… … trated, and of the steam gen- America, for a distance of erator which receives the ERICSSON'S SOLAE ENGINE. more than 2,000 miles, suffer concentrated heat, I shall be from continuous, intense, ra- sate for evils hitherto supposed not to be counterbalanced by compelled for some time to withhold…

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