A manual of the mechanics of engineering and of the construction of machines. Designed as a text-book for technical schools and colleges, and for the use of engineers, architects, etc. (1878)

Weisbach, Julius Ludwig, 1806-1871, Du Bois, A. Jay (Augustus Jay), 1849-1915, Buel, Richard H. (Richard Hooker), b. 1842 · New York. J. Wiley & Sons, 1878- · leaf 340

An illustration from A manual of the mechanics of engineering and of the construction of machines. Designed as a text-book for technical schools and colleges, and for the use of engineers, architects, etc., 1878, leaf 340 — se or lower either theposition of the admission valve or change the position ofthe tappets. In order, finally, to regulate the time of theentire stroke, the cataract is used, an apparatus by meansof which a pause of any duration may be caused at theend of the stroke. The arrangement of the cataract… … ing inwards and the second outwards. The play of thesevalves can be regulated by the rods l\ and \\\ and thecranks V^ and W^. The entire body of the pump is en-closed in a chest NN which is full of water. Upon draw-ing up the piston H, water enters through V from the chest,while during its descent…

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