The Miner's Friend; Or, An Engine to Raise Water by Fire
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The treatise presents a practical description of an engine that uses fire to create pressure differences to raise and pump water. It explains the physical principle, offers drawings and construction details, provides instructions for installation and operation in flooded shafts, recounts experimental demonstrations and responses to anticipated objections, and outlines other practical applications and economic benefits compared with older waterworks. Dedications and appeals to scientific and commercial audiences frame the technical exposition and the author's claims of successful trials and improvements.
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