ore properly speaking, it is made to receive such a supply, as i :hat it never wants replenishing—an effect which no effort of ^attention on the part of an engineman could produce. But this is not the only good effect produced by this contrivance. | A part of the steam which originally left the… … THE STEAM ENGINE. of its heat preparatory to being once more put in circulationthrough the machine. Another method of arranging a self-regulating feeder is shownin fig. 5. A is a hollow ball of metal attached to the end of alever, whese fulcrum is at b. The other arm of the lever c isconnected with…
Steam-engines · Steam-navigation · Locomotives
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