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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 5 (February 1879) (1879)

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they are called, worked by exhausting the air and tubes and operation of the pneumatic arrangement was de- 1 shows a stationary engine. The steam enters the smaller making a vacuum, and two of them " down " tubes, worked scribed in the Scientific American. More recently an ac- highpressure cylinder… … ders and valves are so proportioned in the business emanating in the that the pressure on the pistons remains commercial and financial quarters the same throughout the stroke, no Fig. 1.-STATI0NART DEMENGE ENGINE. of the city, that it is to be extend- matter what nmy be the degree of initial ed to…

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