The valve-setter's guide; a treatise on the construction and adjustment of the principal valve gearings used on American locomotive (1910)
Kennedy, James, 1848-1922 · New York, A. Sinclair company · leaf 50
lve rod cross-head to which the valve stem is attached REACH ROD REVERSINGSHAFT increasing rapidity and closes with aspeed equal to that of the piston. In regard to the reversing gear it maybe shown more clearly by referring toFig. 2, which represents a skeleton sketchof the Baker-Pilliod valve… … CROSSHEAD CONNECTION FIG. 2. PURPOSELY DISTORTED SKELETON SKETCH OF GEAR. and held in place by adjustable nuts. Theresult of the two initial motions con-veyed through this double system of bellcranks is such that the valve travels asfast as the piston at the beginning of itsstroke and by the time…
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