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Definition of Inspirators
1. inspirator [n] - See also: inspirator
Lexicographical Neighbors of Inspirators
Literary usage of Inspirators
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Science of Railways by Marshall Monroe Kirkman (1914)
"... INJECTORS AND inspirators. For lubricating the internal parts of any injector
or inspirator it is very desirable to have a suitable oil cup, ..."
2. Handbook of Ship Calculations, Construction and Operation: A Book of by Charles Haynes Hughes (1917)
"... Injectors and inspirators are for feeding water to the boiler both operating
on practically the same principle, viz., the energy of the steam in a ..."
3. The Legal News by James Kirby (1886)
"THE LEGAL NEWS. those used in the Hancock's locomotive inspirators, as originally
constructed, were invented by Mr. Park, and patented in the United States, ..."
4. Practical Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilation: A Modern Practical by Alfred Grant King (1908)
"... or the water held in suspension in saturated steam, Steam Pumps, inspirators,
Injectors, Boiler Feeders and Return Traps for returning the water of ..."
5. Spangenberg's Steam and Electrical Engineering in Questions and Answers; a by Eugene Spangenberg, Albert Uhl, Edward William Pratt (1904)
"inspirators AND INJECTORS Question 319—To what does an engineer have ...
Answer—Injectors and inspirators are apparatuses by means of which the steam ..."
6. Practical Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilation; a Modern Practical by Alfred Grant King (1912)
"... Steam Pumps, inspirators, Injectors, Boiler Feeders and Return Traps for
returning the water of condensation or feed water to the boiler against ..."
7. Practical Stationary Engineering: In Form of Questions and Answers by Andrew Cassius West (1909)
"inspirators. What is an inspirator? An inspirator is used to feed water in a boiler.
It is an auxiliary to a pump in case it fails. ..."
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