Steam engines, prepared in the Extension division of the University of Wisconsin (1919)
Shealy, Edward Marvin · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 278
BRICATION 263 the valve chambers when the current of steam passing throughthe valves will break up the oil into fine particles and distributeit. Lubricators.—Cylinder oil is forced into the steam line bymeans of a lubricator. These are of two kinds: hydrostaticlubricators and mechanically operated… … FiG. 162. der oil and water, the oil remaining on top of the water because itis lighter. Water is introduced into the lubricator from thecondensation of steam in the pipe 3 which is connected to thesteam line and the bulb 4. It then passes into the bottom of thelubricator through the tube 6, where…
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