Treatise on the Steam Engine

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Treatise on the Steam Engine is a 19th-century technical work that systematically explains the principles, design, and operation of steam engines during the early industrial era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
technical work
about conversion of heat to mechanical work
industrial revolution technology
mechanical power transmission
power generation
covers boilers
condensers
cylinders
pistons
power transmission from steam engines
steam engine regulation
valves
describes components of steam engines
efficiency of steam engines
safety considerations for steam engines
working cycle of steam engines
documentStructure organized explanation of principles, design, and operation
documentType systematic exposition
educationalUse historical source on steam technology
reference for steam engine design
training material for engineers
focusesOn design of steam engines
early industrial era steam technology
operation of steam engines
principles of steam power
genre technical literature
hasPart illustrations of engine components
maintenance recommendations
mathematical treatment of engine performance
operational procedures
practical design guidelines
theoretical analysis of steam power
historicalContext development of steam power in industry
intendedAudience engineers
mechanics
technical students
language English
mainSubject industrial technology
mechanical engineering
steam engine
thermodynamics principles
timePeriodDescribed 19th century
early industrial era
workExampleOf 19th-century engineering treatise

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James Renwick Sr. wrote Treatise on the Steam Engine