er end of the connectingrod and to the opposite beam. The eccentric which works theslides is placed upon the paddle-shaft o, and the connecting armwhich drives the slides may be easily detached when the enginerequires to be stopped. The section of the boiler, grate, and fluesis represented at w tr.… … Fig. 2.—FORM ANE POSITION OF THE SCREW. STEAM NAVIGATION. CHAPTEE II. 28. Arrangement of the engine-room ; governor and other regulating partsomitted.-—29. Flue boilers and tubular boilers.—30. Construction offlue boilers.—31. Tubular boilers.—32. Indications of engineeringignorance.—33. Number and…
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