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Use of Thermal Energy

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External combustion engine

Farcot's Horizontal Steam Engine
J. Ericson's Hot-air Engine
Steam Engine Made by Robey Co.
Bigelow's Stationary Steam Engine
I. P. Morris' Steam Engine

External Combustion Engine - Corliss Steam Engine

Corliss Steam Engine Exhibited by Corliss Steam Engine Co.
Corliss Steam Engine Exhibited by Corliss Steam Engine Co.
Corliss Steam Engine Exhibited by Corliss Steam Engine Co.
Stationary Steam Engine, 1867 Model, Made in the United States (Corliss Steam Engine)
Stationary Steam Engine with Condenser (Corliss Steam Engine)

Stationary Steam Engine with Condenser
J. Boulet's Horizontal Compound Engine
J. Boulet's Vertical Compound Engine and Dujardin's Horizontal Compound Engine
J. Boulet's Vertical Compound Engine and Dujardin's Horizontal Compound Engine

Steam Hammer, etc.

Steam Hammer for Which Patent Was Obtained by Nasmyth
Steam Hammer Exhibited by Thwaites & Carbutt
Steam Hammer Exhibited by Massey Co.
Steam Hammer Exhibited by Massey Co.
Steam Hammer for the Die Forging Exhibited by Massey Co.
Small-sized Steam Hammer Exhibited by Massey Co.
Steam Hammer Exhibited by Ferris & Miles Co.
125-ton Steam Hammer Exhibited by Bethlehem Iron Co.
125-ton Steam Hammer Exhibited by Bethlehem Iron Co.
Silsby's Steam Fire Engine

Internal Combustion Engine

Lenoir's Gas Engine
Langen and Otto's Gas Engine
Improved Version of Langen and Otto's Gas Engine

Hydraulic Engine

Ramsbottom's Hydraulic Engine

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