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-sure in the condenser. To be exact, instead of 30 inchesthe height of the barometer in inches should be used. If,for instance, the barometer reading is 29.83 inches and thevacuum is 26.7 inches the absolute pressure in the condenseris 29.83-26.7 = 3.13 inches. Fig. 20. ELEMEXTARY PRINCIPLES. 29 If… … I Names of Parts.—It is desirable that the student learn, as soonas possible, the technical names of the different parts of the steam-engine, the steam-boiler, and the various auxiliaries and appliancesof a steam-plant. He should recognize, know the use of, and make 30 THE STEAM-ENGINE AND OTHER…
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