""Handbuch Ã1/4ber Den Bau, Die Aufstellung, Behandlung Der Dampfmaschinen"" (Volume 2) by Carl Hartmann is a detailed handbook on the construction, installation, and operation of steam engines. Adapted from the French works of Grourelle, Jaunez, and Jullieu, this volume provides comprehensive insights into 19th-century steam engine technology. It is an invaluable resource for historians of technology, mechanical engineers, and anyone interested in the intricacies of early steam power. This historic handbook offers a deep dive into the practical aspects of steam engine design and maintenance, reflecting the engineering knowledge of its time.
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