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Locomotive appliances (1901)

Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 188

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the boiler andthereby acting like a stopvalve between the injectorand the boiler. The cap(A) can then be removedand the valve {E) re-ground with a screw-driver,turning the cage back into its original position afterthe repairs are effected. With the boiler check shown in Fig. 4, the rotarymovement… … Fio. 3.Combined Check and Stop Valve. 180 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. at the left of the stem, which allows the volume ofpassage to be varied, and thereby proves valuable forvery careful adjustment in the working of injectors.

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