Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 318
es are drilled, admit-ting the pressure underthe single acting piston LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES 309 10 ; this causes piston 10 to rise, forcing the bellto swing. Piston 10 has a stroke of one and one-fourth inches when at its extreme travel; crank 2has a stroke of four inches. The connecting rod is… … Fig. 2.Full View of Bell Ringer. swing,.and valve stem 17 will raise valve 18, closinginlet port, and use pressure expansively by travelingthe length of the lap before the lower edge o( valve 18will open the exhaust port, The bell, having receivedan impulse, will continue its motion after the…
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