Steam engines, prepared in the Extension division of the University of Wisconsin (1919)
Shealy, Edward Marvin · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 169
rities in the indicator diagram. A study of thevalve diagram will show the causes of such defects in the valve set-ting and will suggest the remedy that should be applied. One ofthe most common defects in valve adjustment comes from shppingof the eccentric around on the shaft, the eccentric usually… … Fig. 92. of advance causes all of the events (admission, cut-off, release, andcompression) to occur later. The effect on the indicator diagramis shown in Fig. 92, which was taken from an engine on which theeccentric had sHpped backward. The most noticeable defectdue to the shpping backward of the…
Steam-engines
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