Steam engines, prepared in the Extension division of the University of Wisconsin (1919)
Shealy, Edward Marvin · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 175
the direction in which it ordinarilyruns in order to take up the lost motion or backlash in the various 160 STEAM ENGINES bearings. When the crosshead has been brought within threeor four inches of the end of its stroke a scratch mark is made onboth crosshead and guide, as shown at B Fig. 96, so… … Fig. 96. made with bent end on the rim of the flywheel as shown at Ain Fig. 96, the crosshead still being in such position that themarks on crosshead and guide are together. The flywheelis now turned by hand until the crank is past center and the cross-head has been brought to the same position as…
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