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Roper's questions and answers for stationary and marine engineers and electricians, with a chapter on what to do in case of accidents (1900)

Roper, Stephen. [from old catalog], Keller, Edwin Robert, 1869- ed, Pike, Clayton Warren, 1866- · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 101

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rods or links for transmitting the mo-tion of the eccentric to the valve. Q. Describe a plain slide valve and illustrate itby means of a diagram. A. The diagram shows the valve in its centralposition where steam is neither being admitted tonor exhausted from the cylinder. Vis the valve;S S are the… … STEAM ENGINEERS AND ELECTRICIANS. 87 the exhaust passage in communication with theexhaust pipe which allows the steam to pass intothe atmosphere or condenser after it has done itswork in the cylinder. R is the valve rod whichderives its motion from the eccentric and impartsit to the valve. Q.…

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