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An account of the experiments made in Mulhouse, Germany, by a committee of the industrial society of that city, on a Corliss steam engine, to determine its economic performance with and without steam-jacketing
1881
Journal of the Franklin Institute
RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTS. In all the experiments except H, I, Jand h, tile cut-off was fixed, so that the measure of expansion with which the ste'ml was used did not vary during each experiment. In experiments H, I, J and 1(, the cut-off was variable by the action of the governor, but the uuitbrmity of the load and the steadiness of the steam pressure restricted the point of cutting off withiu very narrow limits. The economy of the perfi)rmance in the diflbrent experiments may be compared for
doi:10.1016/0016-0032(81)90007-7
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