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The steam engine and turbine; a text-book for engineering colleges (1911)

Heck, Robert Culbertson Hays, 1870- · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 271

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ed up by saying that in engine B the special heat-ing devices do not quite succeed in overcoming the handicap of smallersize and lower speed. 256 PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY OF ENGINES. [Chap. VI. The example in Fig. 137 has no direct bearing on the precedingcomparison, except that, in a very large… … ^ V Cu Ft. 20 4b Fig. 137. — Large Corliss Engine Driving Electric Generator. Duplex, cylinders42 and 86 by 60 in., ratio 4.30, r.p.m. 75, neither jackets nor reheater. Inter-borough Power House, New York City: H. G. Stott, Jour. A. S. M. E., Mar.1910, Vol. 32, pages 315 to 372. No. 27 in Table 13.…

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