Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 141
inches to be a b.Here the distance from k c to a d is the volume of clearance,divided by the area of cylinder; that is, it is represented as anaddition to the stroke, which gives an equal clearance volume,the line k 1 is below a b the amount of atmospheric pressure, I30 LOCOMOTIVE OPERATION. say,… … Fig. 42. lease, and obtain the work in inch pounds performed by asquare inch of the piston surface during each portion. For the period d e.—From the table giving the relation ofinitial pressure to boiler pressure, we can determine the valuea d for the speed desired, and from plate 10 the cut-oiY…
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