Boys' book of Model Boats
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When theslide-valve is in the position shown, steam enters the cylinder, and bythe time the cylinder has arrived in the position shown by the dottedline _C_, the slide-valve moves over, closing the passage _B_. The steamunder pressure forces the piston to the opposite end of the cylinder. When the piston reaches the opposite end of the cylinder, steam that hasentered through the passage _F_ again forces the piston back to itsoriginal position. This is caused by the slide-valve shifting itsposit...ion, because of the impulse it received at the opposite end of thecylinder. Thus it will be seen that when the piston is at one end of thecylinder the opposite end is exhausting. By carefully studying Fig. 118the action of the _D_ valve will be understood. The connecting-rod _E_is connected to the crankshaft and in this way the engine is caused torevolve.
[Illustration: FIG. 118] A cylinder similar to that shown in Fig. 118 is called a double-actingcylinder. This is because the steam acts on both sides of the piston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When theslide-valve is in the position shown, steam enters the cylinder, and bythe time the cylinder has arrived in the position shown by the dottedline _C_, the slide-valve moves over, closing the passage _B_. The steamunder pressure forces the piston to the opposite end of the cylinder. When the piston reaches the opposite end of the cylinder, steam that hasentered through the passage _F_ again forces the piston back to itsoriginal position. This is caused by the slide-valve shifting itsposit...ion, because of the impulse it received at the opposite end of thecylinder. Thus it will be seen that when the piston is at one end of thecylinder the opposite end is exhausting. By carefully studying Fig. 118the action of the _D_ valve will be understood. The connecting-rod _E_is connected to the crankshaft and in this way the engine is caused torevolve.
[Illustration: FIG. 118] A cylinder similar to that shown in Fig. 118 is called a double-actingcylinder. This is because the steam acts on both sides of the piston.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yates Raymond Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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