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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 25 (June 1878) (1878)

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e well known Corliss and Sulzer connected by a long link to a block capable of sliding on As the eccentric descends the valve receives a motion deter- gears. In our engravings (which we copy from Mngineer- the upper end of the eccentric rod, which is made cylindri- mined jointly by the motions of… … :^~^";?^->s^^««sss--^~ SECTION THROUGH GUIDES. SECTION THEOUOH CYLINDEB. the rod, however, comes continually nearer the cylinder, the eccentric rod, and the eccentric to be in position to of a horizontal engine fitted with the Collmann gear;' Figs. and by so doing pushes away the lower end of the…

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