Modern locomotive engineering, with questions and answers .. (1913)
Swingle, Calvin Franklin, 1846- [from old catalog] · Chicago, F. J. Drake & co · leaf 736
FIG. 314. THE INDEPENDENT jtJRAKE VALVE to the chamber above the rotary valve, thus keeping itto its seat. Port f in the rotary valve consists of twocircular openings in the face joined by a cylindrical pas-sage over the top of cavity g. Running Position. This is the position that theindependent… … FIG. 315. INTERIOR VIEW OF THE INDEPENDENTBRAKE VALVE CONNECTIONS:BV—Application-Chamber Pipe to Automatic Brake Valve;EX—Exhaust; AC—Application-Cliamber Pipe to Dis-tributing- Valve; MR—Reducing--Valve Pipe 7o8 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERING when the independent brake is not in use. Port / in therotary…
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