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Mechanical movements, powers and devices (1911)

Hiscox, Gardner Dexter, 1822?-1908 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 161

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554. SILENT HYDRATTLIC RAM—The curved reaction disc, F, serves to liftthe piston valve, C, quickly without shock.The air cushion at G stops the lift at the mo-ment of closure of piston valve, C. J, a stopset-screw ; H, valve cage; B, force valve; K,force pipe; I, vent hole to air cushion. … 555. DOUBLE-PISTON REACTION HYDRAULICRAM.—The two pistons, B and O, are on thesame spindle with curved reaction disc, A. Gis a leather washer to soften the contact withguide yoke. The cage at D guides the lowerpiston and serves to increase greatly the free-dom of water-flow from the drive pipe,…

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