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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 20 (1882) (1882)

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ne. or beveled surface that keeps the valves to their proper seats The equalization of the cut-off is accomplished by ad- of one hundred horse power at least ten per cent better and prevents them falling off end clattering when at work. justing the valves separately for the average position results… … DIAGRAM FROM 14x24 ENGINE. cut-off is from zero to six-tenths of pany are now erecting extensive shops at Chambersburg, Pa , and will remove the stroke, while the main valve acts their works to that city as soon as shops are completed. For in the interval and cuts off at eight-tenths of the of the…

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