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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 20 (May 1872) (1872)

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e. passed into possession of the Providence Steam Engine Com- of the tappets; that is, the lower the tappets are, the sooner pany, who, it is stated, are now unable to build the engines The working of the valve gear Till be understood by re- the toes'will be liberated, and vice versa; aud so, by… … have stood the test of THE GREENE ENGINE. allow. actual practice. While one valve is admitting and cutting off the steam, views of the cylinder and valve gear, Fig. 1 having certain Its finish is also neat and tasty, and, with the improve- the other three are entirely at rest until just before the…

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