Aids And Incentives to the Acquisition of Knowledge the Farewell Lecture Delive
Aids And Incentives to the Acquisition of Knowledge the Farewell Lecture Delive
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While the Marquis of Worcester was a state prisoner in the Tower, ")- some food being preparing on the fire of his apartment, the cover of the vessel being tight, was, by the expansion of the steam, suddenly forced off, and driven up the chimney. This led him to a train of thought, in reference to the practical applica- tion of steam as a first mover. The result of his specula- tions obscurely exhibited in his " Century of Inventions" successfully wrought out by Sir Samuel Moreland, Newcomen an...d Cawley, Beighton, Boulton and Watt, and others, has at length terminated in that noblest example of mechanical ingenuity, as it now exists the STEAM ENGINE. The whole operation of an engine of this kind depends upon two principles, the develop- ment of the elastic force of aqueous vapour by heat, and its sudden precipitation through the agency of cold, Chalmers's Astronomical Discourses. F In the year 1663.
PHYSICAL ASTRONOMY. 17 principles which are simple and well known. But the different expedients for the transmission of the force thus obtained, as well as for increasing the force in what are called " high-pressure" engines, have greatly exer- cised mechanical ingenuity, and immensely augmented our stock of subordinate mechanism.
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While the Marquis of Worcester was a state prisoner in the Tower, ")- some food being preparing on the fire of his apartment, the cover of the vessel being tight, was, by the expansion of the steam, suddenly forced off, and driven up the chimney. This led him to a train of thought, in reference to the practical applica- tion of steam as a first mover. The result of his specula- tions obscurely exhibited in his " Century of Inventions" successfully wrought out by Sir Samuel Moreland, Newcomen an...d Cawley, Beighton, Boulton and Watt, and others, has at length terminated in that noblest example of mechanical ingenuity, as it now exists the STEAM ENGINE. The whole operation of an engine of this kind depends upon two principles, the develop- ment of the elastic force of aqueous vapour by heat, and its sudden precipitation through the agency of cold, Chalmers's Astronomical Discourses. F In the year 1663.
PHYSICAL ASTRONOMY. 17 principles which are simple and well known. But the different expedients for the transmission of the force thus obtained, as well as for increasing the force in what are called " high-pressure" engines, have greatly exer- cised mechanical ingenuity, and immensely augmented our stock of subordinate mechanism.
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