Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-24

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AMMONIA AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR
SrEAM.-Quite an interest exists at
present among the French engineers,
growing out Of the late discovery of
the proposition for the employment
of ammonical gas for propelling carr
riages, and patent for the ammoni-
cal engine has been taken out III the
United States. The gas is con.
densed by the cold, and the liquid
ammonia thus prepared is put ina
reservoir, connected by a pipe and
stopccck with a working cylinder.
At the ordinary temperature of the
atmosphere, the liquid expands into
gas with great force, and when the
cock is opened the gas rushes into
tho cylinder and works the piston il
in the same manner as steam. It Is
then condensed by water, for which
it has strong affinity. The quan-
tity of liquid ammonia used in an
hour rs an equivalent to the power
of one horse, does not exceed three
gallons, weighing twenty-five Tbs.
The water used to absorb it is saved,
and the ammonia recovered and
used over again. It has long, b
q tavorite purpose of inventorseen
to compress air go as to store up
power in form. capable Of easy
transportation. This problem is
solved by the application of liquid
ammonia. s,...., .......,.s.
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