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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 24 (June 1869) (1869)

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, as seen atB, which allows it toslide on the boss, andis fixed for its properthrow by the screw,C. We shall limit ourselves, in the follow-ing supplementarydissertation, to thedescription of themost generally accepteu lorm ol Kiiue vaive, sucu as Is nowin daily use in the great majority of our… … OOOS, and divide theproductby tho length of the valve orificein inches. The quotient gives the width of the open steamports when the piston has reached either end of its stroke, i. e.,is full up or full down. In a 30-inch cylinder, for instance,with 12 inch length of valvo orifice, it would be 015…

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