The design of marine engines and auxiliaries (1916)
Bragg, Edward Milton, b. 1874 · New York, D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 82
separated by a thickcast iron liner of horseshoe shape, from i to if inches thick, and DESIGN OF ENGINE PARTS 69 also by several tin liners whose thickness varies from g\ to iinch. The least thickness of the brasses should be about 0.2 Xdiameter of pin. The distance from the center of the pin to… … FiG. 35 low, cast-iron, box t}^e, see Plates i, 2, and 3. The cast-steelpiston is lighter and stiffer than the cast-iron, and is used whereweight must be saved, and where the engine makes a high num-ber of revolutions per minute. The cast-iron piston gives acylinder of simpler construction, but the…
Marine engines
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