Ludy, Llewellyn V., 1875- [from old catalog], American Technical Society · Chicago, American technical society · leaf 109
Admission sion and compression possible. It is also evident that steam cannot be admitted until the valve uncovers the port by moving frommid-position a distance equal to 0 C. Admission continues untilthe valve returns to such a position that the outer edge of the valveagain closes the port.… … Fig. 7. ve Set at Maximum Displacement the valve must move over a distance equal to the outside lapin order that admission may take place under proper conditions, itis evident that the eccentric can no longer be at right angles to thecrank at the beginning of the stroke, but must be in advance of…
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