Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 312
ves, they have an up-and-dov/n motion, practi-cally the same as if they were cranks. A ring encircles eacheccentric, so that the eccentric itself is free to revolve in thering. To the ring the eccentric rods f and b are fixed. Atthe other end the eccentric rods are connected on workingjoints to a… … Fig. 21.—Mid Gear;no steam Fig. 22.—BackwardGear : steam at top Fig. 23.—ForwardGear: steam atbottom and 23. As the engine revolves the eccentric gives an up-and-down motion to the rods which are hinged to the link.If we look at fig. 23 it will be seen that the forward eccentricrod is nearer to the…
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