Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 134
and whichwe will call e. Then the rotation of the pinion of pitch radiusg will depend upon the relative motion of the sector and therocker, and if this is represented by e and is measured on thepitch line of the pinion, we shall have e =: e ± eThe valve rod is connected at o, the eccentric distance… … Fig. 38 b or diminishes the valve distance from center, we have the totalvalve displacement = e ± f. From an actual case (Kansas City, Mexico and OrientRailway, locomotive No. loi), we have r = 13; a = 26; b = 124 LOCOMOTIVE OPERATION. 7^ c = yV; and d = 9; then e 13 X 7i X 9 cos 0 26X7i =^ 4| cos…
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