Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 193
the rod. For instance, in Fig. 51, the pres-sure transmitted by the side rod would be one-half of that upon 182 LOCOAlUTiXE UlERATiON. the piston, and in Fig. 52, one-half for rod B and one-quartereach for rods A and C, remembering that the piston pressureat high speeds is much below that when… … Fig. 52. necting rods, and plates 20, a, b and c will give the maximumcompressive stress. For the case at high speeds, including the effect of inertia,we must combine the stress found by equation 11 and the com-pressive stress found by plates 20 and 20b. As an example we will discuss for cases 3, 4…
Locomotives
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