with it, bywhich the water is drawn off from it and transferred to the feedingapparatus of the boiler. Thus a part of the heat given out by thecondensed steam, and which has already done duty in workingthe piston, is returned to the boiler to take another round of duty. Thus it appears that the… … FURNACE AT THE CITY SAW MILLS. THE STEAM ENGINE. CHAPTEE III. 41. Comparative merits of the two kinds of engines.—42. Various modesof transmitting force.—43. Description of a factory engine.—44. Thegovernor.—45. The eccentric—46. The fly-wheel.— 47. Parallelmotion.—48. Barometer gauge.—49. How to…
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