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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 11 (March 1880) (1880)

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ro- duced by the pump. When the engine is started it imparts well worthy of careful examination. It is a steam engine with a non-explosive steam generator, and without a steam motion to the. pump, and the preinduced pressure is maintained; thus it will be seen that the function of the gauge, water… … Fig.6.-TYS0N BBACKET ENGINE. Fig. 8.-V£BTICAL SECTION THBOVGH GENEBATOB. In the smaller sizes of these engines either gas, coal oil, or gasoline may be used as fuel, and for the larger sizes coal engine be stopped and the fire continue to burn, the and wood may be added to the list. water in the…

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