stic fluid, theJeast njotion of the piston, B, would destroy the pressure; in he case of attaching an air receptacle of any kind, and sud-denly releasing it after the pressure was obtained, an expul-sion of the same nature in every respect as those made by theKeely motor may be given, the length of… … fact that his motor consists of chambers containing air andwater, the initial pressure being the 26J lbs. per square inchsupplied by the hydrant, which would of course compressthe air (without any mechanical aid whatever) to the samepressure, the space of time necessary to do so being in…
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