A Textbook On Steam Engineering volume 4
A Textbook On Steam Engineering volume 4
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21. In a triple-expansion engine there is at least one cylinder between the high-pressure and low-pressure cylin- ders. This cylinder is called the intermediate-pressure cylinder. In a quadruple-expansion engine there are at least two cylinders through which the steam must pass after leaving the high-pressure cylinder and before reaching the low-pressure cylinder. These are called the first and second intermediate-pressure cylinders, respectively.
CYLINDER ARRANGEMENTS.
22. It is customary to d...esignate the cylinders and other component parts of compound and multiple-expansion engines as follows: H. P. High-pressure cylinder; /. P. = intermediate-pressure cylinder; 1 I. P. = first intermediate-pressure cylinder ; 2 I. P. = second intermediate-pressure cylinder; L. P. = low-pressure cylinder.
In the description of the various cylinder arrangements, these designations have been adopted, and in Fig. 4 the \ 30 COMPOUND ENGINES. 15 cylinders have been lettered to correspond. In English books, M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21. In a triple-expansion engine there is at least one cylinder between the high-pressure and low-pressure cylin- ders. This cylinder is called the intermediate-pressure cylinder. In a quadruple-expansion engine there are at least two cylinders through which the steam must pass after leaving the high-pressure cylinder and before reaching the low-pressure cylinder. These are called the first and second intermediate-pressure cylinders, respectively.
CYLINDER ARRANGEMENTS.
22. It is customary to d...esignate the cylinders and other component parts of compound and multiple-expansion engines as follows: H. P. High-pressure cylinder; /. P. = intermediate-pressure cylinder; 1 I. P. = first intermediate-pressure cylinder ; 2 I. P. = second intermediate-pressure cylinder; L. P. = low-pressure cylinder.
In the description of the various cylinder arrangements, these designations have been adopted, and in Fig. 4 the \ 30 COMPOUND ENGINES. 15 cylinders have been lettered to correspond. In English books, M.
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