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 363
ideal representation of the arrangementand mode of action of a Woolf steam engine. The steamis brought in at D, and, by means of the slide worked bythe rod 5, enters alternately through E and F the smallcylinder, sets the piston K there in motion, and then, aftercomplete action, passes by /^and E… … condenser. Both pistons move simultaneously up and down,when the two slides have opposite positions. The cut-off arrangements of such an engine maybe seenin Fig. 773. A A is the small cylinder in which the steamfirst acts, if desired, without expansion, and BB the largecylinder (only partly…
Mechanics, Applied · Mechanical engineering
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