Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 135
r body(A) of the valve. The smaller seat(W W) is formed on the upperedge of a cylindrical chamber orwell (C C), which is situated in thecenter of the shell or body of thevalve, and is held in its place byarms (D D), radiating horizon-tally, and connecting it with thebody or shell of the valve.… … LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. 127 (XX) oi the valve proper to project down into it farenough to act as guides, and the flange (G) is for thepurpose of modifying the size of the passages (E E)and for turning upward the steam issuing therefrom. Action of the valve when working under steam is asfollows: When…
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