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The practical application of the slide valve and link motion to stationary, portable, locomotive, and marine engines : with new and simple methods for proportioning the parts (1870)

Auchincloss, W. S. (William Stuart), 1842-1928 · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 65

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theconnecting rod. In subsequent comparisons of these twoterms, the length of the craiik arm will -always be regarded 56 C K A N K AND PISTON CONNECTION. as the Unit measure and that of the connecting rod as acertain number of times the length of the crank arm. Let the crank arm C A Ibe equal to… … 60 - Us^*- SO 37 B. With B as a centre and A B as radius, describe thearc A A. If the occasion required, it might be readilyproved that A, the point of its intersection with the lineD E, is the same distance from C that B is from B. Placingthe crank in other positions—as at 30°, 60°, 120° and so…

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