Die Zylinder ortsfester Dampfmaschinen (The Cylinders of Stationary Steam Engines) offers a detailed exploration of the design and function of cylinders in stationary steam engines. Published in 1912, this work by F. Frey provides technical insights into the construction and operation of these vital components of early 20th-century industrial technology.

This book is a valuable resource for historians of technology, mechanical engineers, and anyone interested in the development of steam power. Frey's meticulous approach and technical expertise make this a significant contribution to the literature on steam engines. Readers will appreciate the detailed diagrams and explanations of the various cylinder designs used in stationary steam engines during this era.

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