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Valve setting: simple methods of setting the plain slide valve. Meyer cut-off. Corliss. and poppet types (1908)

Collins, Hubert Edwin, 1872- · New York [etc.] Hill publishing company · leaf 38

An illustration from Valve setting: simple methods of setting the plain slide valve. Meyer cut-off. Corliss. and poppet types, 1908, leaf 38 — ratio, we find that the actual steam lap is A STUDY OF THE D SLIDE VALVE 27 0.533 in.; and the exhaust lap 0—M, reduced in a similar way from itsactual measurement of -j\ of an inch, gives the actual amount of lap as0.133 in. ■i. In a given engine, cut-off is to take place when the crank is… … required to find the travel of the valve, the steam and exhaust laps, thecrank angle when compression begins and the exhaust lead. Again making the diagram one half full size, draw the two linesC—Pg and A—B perpendicular to each other, as in Fig. 26, and fromtheir point of intersection 0 draw the…

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