Hydraulic Rams, Their Principles And Construction
Hydraulic Rams, Their Principles And Construction
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29 is a side view illustrating the prin- ciples of another air valve. The screwed end is fixed in the ram body pipe, the end being open for the water to enter. When the dash-valve closes the water is forced against a flexible cup, shown by double dotted line at A, the air on the opposite side and in B being expelled through a valve at D and the pipe C, which is connected to the air vessel above the delivery valve. Another valve at E acts similar to the sucker valve of a pump. Air enters through... this valve to fill the body B when the flexible diaphragm A is drawn back by the recoil of the drive water to the ram. By this arrangement a small quantity of air is pumped, or forced, into the chamber at each stroke of the dash-valve.
There are other, and patented, sniff valves which work similar to the last one, with the ex- ception of having a piston with cupleather instead of the indiarubber, and a spring to aid the recoil of the water for drawing air through E into the chamber B. These are literally air pumps, but it is not necessary to illustrate them, as the principles are so very similar to those shown by Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29 is a side view illustrating the prin- ciples of another air valve. The screwed end is fixed in the ram body pipe, the end being open for the water to enter. When the dash-valve closes the water is forced against a flexible cup, shown by double dotted line at A, the air on the opposite side and in B being expelled through a valve at D and the pipe C, which is connected to the air vessel above the delivery valve. Another valve at E acts similar to the sucker valve of a pump. Air enters through... this valve to fill the body B when the flexible diaphragm A is drawn back by the recoil of the drive water to the ram. By this arrangement a small quantity of air is pumped, or forced, into the chamber at each stroke of the dash-valve.
There are other, and patented, sniff valves which work similar to the last one, with the ex- ception of having a piston with cupleather instead of the indiarubber, and a spring to aid the recoil of the water for drawing air through E into the chamber B. These are literally air pumps, but it is not necessary to illustrate them, as the principles are so very similar to those shown by Fig.
What to read after Hydraulic Rams, Their Principles And Construction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Wright James Wright Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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