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What does the steam move back and forth inside a cylinder?
In a steam engine, steam moves back and forth inside a cylinder due to the expansion and contraction of the steam as it is alternately admitted and then released from the cylinder. This movement drives a piston back and forth, which in turn generates mechanical energy used to power the engine.
How the steam changes back into a liquid inside the condenser?
The steam when cooled changes back to liquid water
How can you get your key out the ignition of your 84 Mote Carlo?
Try spraying a lube in the cylinder and then work the tilt back and forth plus turn the wheel back and forth and it should come out. You may have a worn lock cylinder that needs replacement.
How did cornilius vanderbuilts steam ships help?
The steam ships were better able tto transport goods back and forth in the form of imports and exports.
A compressor that has a piston that travels back and forth in a cylinder is a?
It is simply a piston compressor.
Where is your steam product key?
Steam prints their product keys on the back of the pamphlets that come inside of the game cases.
What happen to the steam as it releases thermal energy inside the radiator?
As the steam releases thermal energy inside the radiator, it begins to cool down and condense back into water. This water then flows back to the boiler to be reheated and turned into steam again in a continuous cycle to provide heat.
What is A piston that move back and forth in a cylinder to move hydraulic fluid?
That is called a hydraulic cylinder. It converts fluid power into mechanical force to move equipment or machinery.
To have kids how do you have that?
you put you're penis inside a womans vagina and go back and forth you ejaculate(cum) inside her and the sperm (cum) will impregnate the egg she has inside her
What were the design problems with early steam engines?
The early steam engines were atmospheric: they used steam pressure to raise a piston in a cylinder and then by condensing the steam used air pressure to push the piston back down to repeat the cycle. To condense the steam cold water was injected into the cylinder; not only did this condense the steam but it also cooled the cylinder down. When steam was re-introduced energy was taken from the steam in reheating the cylinder; this resulted in a large amount of wasted energy which translated into the engine requiring lots of fuel. This was improved by using a separate condenser so that the cylinder was kept hot and the separate condenser was kept cold, resulting in a dramatic reduction in the amount of fuel needed. Also the seals on the cylinder were not perfect so that steam was lost and air leaked in during the cycle (again reducing its efficiency). With the improvement in cylinder seals and high pressure boilers, later steam engines were able to push the piston in both directions, delivering constant power on both halves of the cycle.
What is a steam boat powered by?
A steam boat is powered by the steam which turns the paddles or propellers. The steam is made by water being fed into a boiler which then heats up untill steam is produced and fed into a piston cylinder. The piston is pushed up by the steam, which is then released by a valve and it drops back down again.
What makes a mechanical fuel pump to pump?
A diaphragm inside that is moved back and forth normally by the crankshaft or cam.
