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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 23 (December 1892) (1892)

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same advantages as regards expansion, and which, indeed permitted of effecting considerable saving in after its passage to the cylinder, should be easy to tion of the two liquids, and it was bring back to a liquid state, in order to rebegin possible to keep the same cycle indefinitely. Of all known… … and per hour. These were very satisfactory results sustained in this everyday contest by Mr. Digeon, the bouching at their Fig. 2-AERO CONDENSER. inventor who had undertaken the construction of the twenty years ago, but these figures, which represent two extremities in two chambers, K and L. The…

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