Natural Philosophy
Natural Philosophy
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conditions at- result is accomplished is by having a hollow tainedf cylinder, A B, Fig. 211, with a movable piston, D, accurately fitted to its cavity. "When steam under pressure in a boiler is admitted into the cylinder below the piston, it «* expands, and acting upon the under surface of the piston, causes it to rise, lifting the piston-rod along with it Suppose, as in Fig. 212, the cylinder to be connected at the bottom or side with a pipe, R, opening into a steam boiler, and on the other si...de with a pipe, B, terminating in a vessel of cold water. Suppose the valve in R to be open, and that in B to be shut; steam then passing into the cylinder from the boiler will force the piston up to the top of the cylinder.
Let the valve in R then be shut, and the valve in B be opened; the steam contained in the cylinder will pass out * of the pipe B, and coming in contact with cold water, in the vessel connected with it, will be condensed, and a vacuum To render the pressure of ■team availa- ble in machin- ery, what con- ditions are necessary?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
conditions at- result is accomplished is by having a hollow tainedf cylinder, A B, Fig. 211, with a movable piston, D, accurately fitted to its cavity. "When steam under pressure in a boiler is admitted into the cylinder below the piston, it «* expands, and acting upon the under surface of the piston, causes it to rise, lifting the piston-rod along with it Suppose, as in Fig. 212, the cylinder to be connected at the bottom or side with a pipe, R, opening into a steam boiler, and on the other si...de with a pipe, B, terminating in a vessel of cold water. Suppose the valve in R to be open, and that in B to be shut; steam then passing into the cylinder from the boiler will force the piston up to the top of the cylinder.
Let the valve in R then be shut, and the valve in B be opened; the steam contained in the cylinder will pass out * of the pipe B, and coming in contact with cold water, in the vessel connected with it, will be condensed, and a vacuum To render the pressure of ■team availa- ble in machin- ery, what con- ditions are necessary?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ames Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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