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Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)

New York, Appleton · leaf 364

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of the previous stroke having escaped by the opening cast inthe middle of the cylinder, and through similar recesses formed in the valve T, into the blast-pipe W.Now it is to be remembered that the valve U must travel downwards until its port leading into the cyh I MA i: INK STEAM ENGINE. 357 inder… … I feet it) 1 inch. to tin- blast-pip—which are I h of tli valvi—are closed, the other v -, and the remain i ■ through the pipes X. cast on the - V. leading I user /.. As the expansion ;it each stroke commences at the face of the cut-off slides, whatever may be in the piston-valve chest at the time…

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