Practical stationary engineering : in form of questions and answers (1909)
West, Andrew Cassius, 1855- · Boston, Mass. : A.C. West · leaf 150
c to the oppo-site throw, note the lap on this end, and, if you find that thevalve has travelled, say, \ inch farther on this end, shortenthe valve spindle by nuts one-half of that amount, whichwill be \ inch. This will pull the valve \ inch towards thedesired end and cause its displacement to be… … 138 PRACTICAL STATIONARY ENGINEERING gine to opposite throw dead centre, and see if you have thesame lead on that end. If not, adjust by nuts on valve stem.Now, if you find that you have no lead, advance your ec-centric till you have the proper lead. With this properlydone, your valve is set. The…
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