The James Watts steam engine (then again known as the Boulton and Watt steam motor) was the principal sort of steam engine to make utilization of a different condenser.



It was a vacuum or "environmental" engine utilizing steam at a weight simply above air to make a halfway vacuum underneath the cylinder.



The distinction between air weight over the cylinder and the halfway vacuum beneath drove the cylinder down the chamber. James Watt stayed away from the utilization of high weight steam in light of wellbeing concerns.



The Watt steam engine, grew sporadically from 1763 to 1775, was a change on the outline of the Newcomen motor and was a key point in the Industrial Revolution. In the following video Chris Barrie demonstrates how the Watt steam engine works.