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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 26 (June 1885) (1885)

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ed separate- The engine is a compound condensing, having a poorly conducting substance, as German silver, the ly, by comparing it with a standard mercurial baro- stroke of 13 inches, and cylinders 13 and 31 inches. The electrical energy being thereby dissipated in the form meter. The aneroid has… … calculated at 450 horse power—con- The engineering firm of Napier THE ENGINE OF THE STEAM YACHT STILETTO. sidering the small space it occupies Brothers has long been an eminent and its remarkably light weight—4,375 one in Great Britain, and their success pounds—is due to the design and to the…

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