Steam engines, prepared in the Extension division of the University of Wisconsin (1919)
Shealy, Edward Marvin · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 104
motionmay be used with different lengths of stroke by attaching thecrossbar a at various points along the bars b and c, but alwaysfastening it in corresponding holes in b and c. On account ofthe large number of joints in the pantograph and the probabilityof lost motion in them, this form of… … POINT OF XHAUST OPENINQ POINT OF EXHAUST CLOSURE: ATM05/=>H£f?/C /^/Rf-S^^/P^ Z/zV/ET Fig. 58. be arranged so it will run in a direction parallel to the crosshead,as in Fig. 57, otherwise the motion which the drum receives willnot be the same as that of the crosshead. Also the cord must…
Steam-engines
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