Robert Fulton His Life And Its Results
Robert Fulton His Life And Its Results
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probably the "Comet" and the " Vesuvius. " The " Comet " was finally laid aside, and the engine used to drive a saw-mill ; and the " Vesuvius " was destroyed by the explosion of her boilers. In 1813 there were two shops at Pittsburgh building steam-engines, and it is stated that as early as 1840 there were a. Thousand steamers on the Mississippi and its tributaries.
In the "Washington" (built at Wheeling, Va. , in 1816, by Capt. H. M. Shreve) the boilers, previously placed in the hold, were car...ried on the main-deck, and a "hurricane-deck" was built over them. Two horizontal direct-acting engines were adopted instead of the single upright engine used by Fulton, and were driven by high-pressure steam without condensation. The engines, one on each side of the boat, were at- tached to cranks placed at right angles. He adopted a cam cut-off, and the flue-boiler of Evans. At that time the voyage to New Orleans from Louisville occu- pied three weeks, and Shreve was made the subject of many witticisms when he predicted that the time would be shortened to ten days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
probably the "Comet" and the " Vesuvius. " The " Comet " was finally laid aside, and the engine used to drive a saw-mill ; and the " Vesuvius " was destroyed by the explosion of her boilers. In 1813 there were two shops at Pittsburgh building steam-engines, and it is stated that as early as 1840 there were a. Thousand steamers on the Mississippi and its tributaries.
In the "Washington" (built at Wheeling, Va. , in 1816, by Capt. H. M. Shreve) the boilers, previously placed in the hold, were car...ried on the main-deck, and a "hurricane-deck" was built over them. Two horizontal direct-acting engines were adopted instead of the single upright engine used by Fulton, and were driven by high-pressure steam without condensation. The engines, one on each side of the boat, were at- tached to cranks placed at right angles. He adopted a cam cut-off, and the flue-boiler of Evans. At that time the voyage to New Orleans from Louisville occu- pied three weeks, and Shreve was made the subject of many witticisms when he predicted that the time would be shortened to ten days.
What to read after Robert Fulton His Life And Its Results?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Henry Thurston to read onlineMoreLess
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