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thermodynamics - Early atmospheric Watt steam engine - how does the steam move from the cylinder to the condenser? - Physics Stack Exchange
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The condensing engine: A heat engine for operating temperatures of 100 ℃ and below - Gerald Müller, Chun Ho Chan, Alexander Gibby, Muhammad Zubair Nazir, James Paterson, Joshua Seetanah, Matthew Telfer, Toru
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Why did steam locomotives not have condensers to recycle the spent steam? The thermal efficiency would be a lot higher. - Quora
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A history of the growth of the steam-engine . de Saxe, heconstructed his first steam locomotive-engine, which onlydisappointed him, as he stated, in consequence of the ineffi-ciency of the feed-pumps. The second
MESTA STEAM ENGINE, INSTALLED BY THE CORRIGAN, McKINNEY COMPANY IN 1916, STILL DRIVES THE 44INCH REVERSING BLOOMING MILL. THE TWIN TANDAM, COMPOUND CONDENSING, REVERSING STEAM ENGINE HAS A RATED CAPACITY OF 35,000
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