Elementary lessons in steam machinery and the marine steam engine, with a short description of the construction of a battleship (1893)
Langmaid, Joseph, Gaisford, H · London, New York : Macmillan · leaf 221
e forked end on the slide rod, and is cap-able of being pulled to and fro by means of the suspending orl(fting link L so as to put the slide rod in connection witheither the ahead or astern eccentric rod. The link, eccentricrods, etc., are called link motion. In all modern ships special small… … Fig. 87.—End View of Link Motion. 201 lesson xx PISTON AND SLIDE VALVE 203 which is held in bearings as shown, can be pulled up and downby the rod on the right, which leads to the reversing engine;this works the lower lever P to and fro, and also the link. The slide valves are usually so arranged…
Steam-engines · Marine engines
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