Author: John C Fell
Title: Some Notes on the Advantages of Using Steam Expansively in Steam Engines and particularly of Variable Automatic Expansion as Effected by Rider's Patent Expansion Gear Regulated by the Governor, compiled by John C Fell
Description: E & F N Spon, London & New York, 1876. First Edition, Softcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Includes frontis. in red and black of Rider's Patent Valve (7 figures), as applied to Hayward Tyler & Co's Horizontal Engines, plates (from engravings) of Horizontal Engine, fitted with Rider's Patent Automatic Expansion Gear; 60 H P Compound Condensing Engine made by Hayward Tyler & Co, London and fitted with Variable Automatic Expansion Gear (Rider's Patent); and Improved Winding Engines, made by Hayward Tyler & Co and fitted with Variable Automatic Expansion Gear (Rider's Patent). 24 page page-bound volume with inset tables, diagrams and graphs. Blue covers are a little darkened with a curl on the lower front corner, binding is sound, pages clean No dust jacket, as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 02616051023. ISBN: 0836957172

Keywords: BZDB4 , engineering steam engines, Rider's Patent Expansion Gear Engineering and Technology; Britain/UK; 19th century; Science. John C Fell Some Notes on the Advantages of Using Steam Expansively in Steam Engines and particularly of Variable Automatic Exp


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