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The design of marine engines and auxiliaries (1916)

Bragg, Edward Milton, b. 1874 · New York, D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 34

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ar virtue in having all cut-offs the same, but the enginewill run smoother and the valvediagram will work out better ifthe cut-offs are at least 0.65. 18. Sizes of IntermediateCylinders. — The size of theL.P. cylinder having been ob-tained from the power to bedeveloped, and the size of theH.P. from… … 40 50 60 70 Percent of Cut-off in All Cylinders Fig. II. M.P. cylinder of TripleI St M.P. of Quadruple2nd M.P. of Quadrupleist M.P. of Quintuple Am A Aim Ah Mm a7i Aim Am ^ (Al]^Ah UhI &■ (10)(loA)(loB) 22 THE DESIGN OF MARINE ENGINES AND AUXILIARIES 2nd M.P. of Quintuple ^ = 1^]• Ah \AhI 3rd…

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