ses through thespace I into the tube t, and goes to the condenser. When the rodE f is raised to the position represented in fig. 18, then the passageH is thrown into communication with the tube T, while the passage Iis made to communicate with the tube s. Steam, therefore, passesfrom the boiler…
Steam-engines · Steam-navigation · Locomotives
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