 | 1824 - 984 páginas
...which excitement, heretofore, has been allowed to dissipate itself by the simultaneous pviicration of steam. The atomic motion, transferred by the fixation...an extended surface of boiler. But Mr. Perkins has centrived to prêts his liquid into his boiler, or generator, home to the interior surface of his generator,... | |
 | Monthly literary register - 1823 - 586 páginas
...effect has been to convert the adjoining liquid into steam. Room being allowed iu ordinary boiler* for the expansion of this steam, the ultimate force...accelerated, the acceleration depended on the vague dimension« and decreasing strength of an extended surface of boiler. But Mr. Perkins has contrived... | |
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... of steam. The atomic motion, transferred by the fixation of the gases in the process of the external combustion, passes through the substance of the vessel containing the water, and its first effect has been to convert the adjoining liquid into steam.... 