Computations for Marine Engines
Computations for Marine Engines
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Since the liner is accurately formed, is short and sup- ported by the barrel at the ends, it will probably endure nearly if not quite as much compression as tension. There is, however, little occasion for such a calculation unless a fairly high pressure is carried on the low-pressure jacket.
Cylinder Ends. — The lower end of the cylinder is liable to serve as a bearing for at least a part of the brackets that fasten the cylinder to the frame; this is especially true of the low- pressure cylinde...r where attention to this item is most important on account of the large diameter. The cylinder end must be strong and stiflf enough to serve this purpose as well as to en- dure the internal steam pressure. The cylinder end is commonly ribbed externally; sometimes it is double with ribs between; sometimes it is dished; the last arrangement is convenient with conical pistons.
For convenience in the foimdry the thickness may be made equal or nearly equal to that of the barrel, and this will com- monly provide for strength and stiffness especially if the end is dished or ribbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since the liner is accurately formed, is short and sup- ported by the barrel at the ends, it will probably endure nearly if not quite as much compression as tension. There is, however, little occasion for such a calculation unless a fairly high pressure is carried on the low-pressure jacket.
Cylinder Ends. — The lower end of the cylinder is liable to serve as a bearing for at least a part of the brackets that fasten the cylinder to the frame; this is especially true of the low- pressure cylinde...r where attention to this item is most important on account of the large diameter. The cylinder end must be strong and stiflf enough to serve this purpose as well as to en- dure the internal steam pressure. The cylinder end is commonly ribbed externally; sometimes it is double with ribs between; sometimes it is dished; the last arrangement is convenient with conical pistons.
For convenience in the foimdry the thickness may be made equal or nearly equal to that of the barrel, and this will com- monly provide for strength and stiffness especially if the end is dished or ribbed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil Hobart Peabody to read onlineMoreLess
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