Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 44
d must be equal to 1, or cl — =: I. This \alue must be taken for such parts as are just1 mentioned, even if a greater distance than 1 from the crank, asihiCy have a motion identical with the crossh-ead wristpin, whichpoint on the rod is distant 1 from the crankpin. The connectingrod itself will… … Fig. 12. center line of rod is horizontal; also, that a narrow block orstrip supports both ends directly under the pin center. When balanced, as shown in Fig. 12, we will have the weightP shown in Fig 11. Reverse the rod, and obtain P. Then the 34 LOCOiMOTINE OPERATION. total weight P^P-f-P. Now,…
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