The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 23
mfrom the cylinder, by closing the port before the coni|iletion of thestroke, the remainder of the stroke being effected by the expansionof the steam already admitted. Demnnstration. Case 3. When a Slide has Lap on the Steam side, WITHOUT Lead. Let a b and 6 c, diagram 4, represent the lap at both… … Supposing de also to represent the stroke of the piston, and thatthe ])iston is on the top stroke, then hd and bf are the respectiveIHisitionsof the crank and eccentric; for the slide, instead of occu-pying its central position, when the piston is at the end of itsstroke (as in Case 1), must be set…
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