Catalogue of the Mechanical Engineering Span Classsearchtermspan Classse
Catalogue of the Mechanical Engineering Span Classsearchtermspan Classse
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M. 3202.
633. Feed pump. Lent by Messrs. G. And J. Weir, Ltd. , 1907.
This is a single cylinder non-rotative pump embodying the special features patented by Messrs. Gr. J. And W. Weir between 1881 and 1905. - The pump is vertical with the water cylinder below forming a base and the steam cylinder supported above it on two steel pillars. The valve gear is peculiar ; there is a steani-moved main or distributing valve working hori- zontally and controlling the admission and exhaust of the steam to... the cylinder ends, and an auxiliary valve, worked by a tappet gear, moving vertically on the back of the main valve and controlling its movements while also serving as a cut-off valve. The main valve is an ordinary slide valve, hollow, cylin- drical at its ends, but D-shaped at its middle, where ports are formed, and it slides on a cylindrical face which is provided with the usual cylinder ports. The cylindrical ends fit into small cylinders or (japs in the ends of the steam chest; the D-shaped part of the valve forms a flat face across which the auxiliary valve moves, and ports are formed in it leading to the ends of the main valve, and others admitting steam to the cylinder ports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. 3202.
633. Feed pump. Lent by Messrs. G. And J. Weir, Ltd. , 1907.
This is a single cylinder non-rotative pump embodying the special features patented by Messrs. Gr. J. And W. Weir between 1881 and 1905. - The pump is vertical with the water cylinder below forming a base and the steam cylinder supported above it on two steel pillars. The valve gear is peculiar ; there is a steani-moved main or distributing valve working hori- zontally and controlling the admission and exhaust of the steam to... the cylinder ends, and an auxiliary valve, worked by a tappet gear, moving vertically on the back of the main valve and controlling its movements while also serving as a cut-off valve. The main valve is an ordinary slide valve, hollow, cylin- drical at its ends, but D-shaped at its middle, where ports are formed, and it slides on a cylindrical face which is provided with the usual cylinder ports. The cylindrical ends fit into small cylinders or (japs in the ends of the steam chest; the D-shaped part of the valve forms a flat face across which the auxiliary valve moves, and ports are formed in it leading to the ends of the main valve, and others admitting steam to the cylinder ports.
What to read after Catalogue of the Mechanical Engineering Span Classsearchtermspan Classse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victoria And Albert Museum to read onlineMoreLess
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