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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 8 (February 1891) (1891)

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ntinued up to 15, 18, or 20 atmospheres if need be,and this rise of temperature takes place spontaneouslyat the very moment that it is necessary, and that, too. without danger. The Serpollet generators are testedto 100 atmospheres and are registered at 94. They aretested to 300 at the works before… … Fig. 2.-SECTI0N OF THE VEHICLE. A. Starting lever. M. Two-cylinder engine. G. Inexplosive generator.pipe. V. Handle for change of speed. K. Steering handle. T. Smoke cupy himself with the apparatus, remains stationaryor descends or rises of itself, according as the motormeets with a greater or less…

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