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Matches-Number
Multiply the
bunches of fewel
with the correspondent
cages - &
and perhaps valves.

Mouths - Valves

Locks should be
epted all
round since the
power gained will
be as the quantity
of the water running
out at a given time.
The one cash sock
will be determined
by the its capacity of bases made air
tight & readily
turned.

The Channel into
which the water is
discharg'd in its
full may be ever
so little hight than
the pond.

be without using
the lateral Athanor
put in the fewel
at the valve in
the cover dropping
it in down a cylindrical
or conical
cage - these immediately
lowering a
lighted torch below under
it.


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13

Air-leakage-loss by

Although the
valve in the cover
should not be airtight,
the power
lost will only be
in proportion to so
much air as can
rush in in the chamber
before the water
has risen its
utmost.

Besides the force
of gained by the
fall of water
something might
be done by means
of the blast of Air.
See Lewis's Concise
Philos.

The moment
the pressure
within ceases to
be greater than the
pressure without,
that is, the moment
that air ceases to
be driven out the
weight of valve
will make it full
it shut it. That
same moment
the force of the
air in the pond
will force up the
water, & raise the
valve.

Compare the fires
thus gained with
the force that employ'd
in the Chelsea
Water-works.
See for account of
Fire-Engines Nicholson's
Philosophy
- Encycl. Brit. last
edit?

14

Cover Spherical

To facilitate the
escape of the air
Cove the Ceiling
of the Cover.

15

Height indicated

Index - a rod
stuck through a
floating cork (used
rising up a glass
receiver fashioned
into the cover.

The cork may be
supported by a
were stage at
the place where
the seale commences:
i:e: a
little below the highest
lowest point to
which the water
is sure to rise.

It will find a
lateral reservoir of any
magnitude keeping
the water in the
reservoir as high
as the water in
the pump - But,
for this purpose there
must be a pipe of
communication , in
which br???? the about
a man?, may be cut off


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To make a continued stream there should be cylinders, that whole one is if filling the other may be emptying. But Quere, how will the under valve continue open when pressed by a great column of water that has already entered? To obviate this, make it tip over or catch so as to be prevented from falling down, untill disengaged by the manager stationed at the Cover. the Necks, if three or more would serve as pillars to support the body To bear the weight the better, the bit??m of the body might be arched. 16 Refrigeration Contrivance for moistening, for the sake of cooling, the post above where the water rises: otherwise by being last it will hold the less air, & therefore the less air can be d???? but by the ???sh.



Identifier: | JB/106/008/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 106.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-17

Box

106

Main Headings

Folio number

008

Info in main headings field

flash-pump

Image

003

Titles

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l munn [britannia emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

benjamin constant

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

includes drawings

ID Number

34596

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