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Locomotive appliances (1901)

Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 333

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NCES. while Fig. 4 shows a possible alternative applicationto a locomotive fitted with a single exhaust nozzle; inthe former case, however, two small drums were usedinstead of one large drum, owing to the fact that theintervening space was already occupied by the mainreservoir of the air brake… … g^^i Fig. 2. Huff Automatic Variable Exhaust. (Plan View.) base and nozzles are attached; c c are the pipes whichare tapped into the exhaust; d is a cross-pipe connect-ing the two; b b are the drums; i i are gate valvesinserted into the pipes c c back of the cross-pipe d. Themechanism for operating…

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