. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . Staatsburg, N. Y. Cr, o £ 4 V- 8 —»■ ANGLE PLATE SHOWING DIMENSIONS. Rotary Steam Engine. Editor: In these days of marine turbines itmay not be uninteresting to your read-ers to know that we have had in oper-ation for some time a rotary steamengine directly connected to a 24 blower. Fig. 1 shows the tur-bine furnished with 19 blades. Thesteam nozzle will be noted on the up-per right-hand corner. A short dis-tance above the point where the steamenters a small angular protuberancewill


. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . Staatsburg, N. Y. Cr, o £ 4 V- 8 —»■ ANGLE PLATE SHOWING DIMENSIONS. Rotary Steam Engine. Editor: In these days of marine turbines itmay not be uninteresting to your read-ers to know that we have had in oper-ation for some time a rotary steamengine directly connected to a 24 blower. Fig. 1 shows the tur-bine furnished with 19 blades. Thesteam nozzle will be noted on the up-per right-hand corner. A short dis-tance above the point where the steamenters a small angular protuberancewill be observed preventing the steamfrom blowing in the wrong exhausted steam escapes at theshaft center after nearly completing qrevolution. The blades are \Y» The shaft is packed with onestrand of rope asbestos. Fig. 2 shows turbine and device is simple, effective andeconomical. An admission valve regu-lates the flow of steam, and all that isnecessary is a little oil to lubricate thebearings. There is no belting to re-pair, or spur wheels to break, and you. FIG. 1. STEAM TLRBINE. would not know it was there. Can youbeat it? The diameter of the turbine is 10 the width of the blades is 14 ins. It has been running for a number ofmonths and has had no kind of repair,and from all appearance it will last


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