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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 18 (April 1876) (1876)

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at their angles before it, by crowding between the disk and the conical where it acts in the manner usual with the double-acting and twisted spirally. The strips in s have slots through which head, and causing the outer end of the arm to communicate steam engine, and exhausts into the- atmosphere.… … Delaporte's Ammonia-Engine. rotary motion to a wheel, /, to which it is connected by a Parsey's Compressed-Air Engine. universal joint. in the Bishopp engine the disk oscillates. Ericsson's ma- delaporte's ammoniacal gas engine, chine is shown at A B, in Fig. 3. Steam is admitted into a shown in…

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