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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 1 (January 1905) (1905)

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ir and vaporfrom the condenser, and delivers it to the air pumps.A water seal is provided to prevent the air and vaporreturning to the condenser. The small quantity ofsteam from this steam jet, which is only about 1%per cent of that used by the turbine at full load, to-gether with the air… … Vertical reciprocating engines of the same power would extend through the deck above, and occupy space that is now available for passenger accommodations.Engine Room, Showing the Small Space Occupied by the Turbines.

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