; this will ; Fig. 2 shows the Acme governor (the parts being in give a result sufficiently correct for the purpose of illustra- | about the position they take when running) with the auxil- tion, as shown in Fig. 56, which is drawn to one quarter of iary attachment, whereby the variable pressure in… … depends upon the momentum of the fly wheel to carry it for- again, cach crank movement commenced at the minimum of ward. But at these points the piston does not receive any steain, leverage, and only attained the maximum on the completion Let us now consider the crank movement and leverage in hence…
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