Engineering Precedents for Steam Machinery: Embracing the Performances of Steamships, Experiments With Propelling Instruments, Condensers, Boilers, Et
Engineering Precedents for Steam Machinery, Volume 2, by Benjamin Franklin Isherwood, offers a detailed exploration of steam technology during the mid-19th century. This volume delves into the performances of steamships, experiments with propelling instruments, condensers, and boilers, providing analyses of each. A valuable resource for understanding the evolution of steam power, this book presents a wealth of practical engineering data and historical context. Engineers, historians, and maritime enthusiasts will find "Engineering Precedents" to be an insightful and informative work, illustrating the advancements and challenges of early steam-driven technology.
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