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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 4 (July 1886) (1886)
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lume of , for the exploding chamber. In this form water discharged was much smaller, but of compressor the air is first condensed to its velocity greater. The centrifugal a pressure of 20 pounds in a 14X16 inch pump in this case was replaced by the di- cylinder, and then to any desired press- rect… … the engraving. This is ing precedents, it has, VIEW OF THE MOTIVE POWER OF THE EUREKA LOOKING TOWARD THE STERN. (Continued on page 52.) nevertheless, been re- © 1886 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCContained · Munn · Patented · Patents · Scientific American · Oil · Torpedo boat · Pig iron · American supplement · Cast Iron · Compressed air · Torpedo boats · Making ready · Address munn · Letters patent
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