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American Journal of Science, Vol. 1

Note 22 — Art. XV. On the Revolving Steam-Engine.

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This jet of cold water being let into the cylinder itself, necessarily cooled it at every stroke; and then it was necessary to heat it again to the boiling point, before the piston would reascend, and thus a vast loss of heat occurred. Editor.

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