ratus, remains stationaryor descends or rises of itself, according as the motormeets with a greater or less resistance. The peculiaritiesof the Serpollet generator explain the facility withwhich a new effort may be given to the motor of thecarriage in difficult passages, either for avoiding an… … Fig. 3- Generator. B. FLAN Motor. C C. Coal boxes.E. Fuel feeders. VEHICLE. D. Water tank. stress is exerted as if by a horse. No inspection isnecessary on stopping, and no obstruction occurs inthe generator, whatever be the quality of the watersupplied to it. Mr. Serpollets steam carriages have…
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