The Compound Engine
The Compound Engine
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pio. 16.
This can be avoided by put- ting in a third or intermediate cylinder to effect the expansion from D to F instead of letting it take place freely in the receiver.
This gives us a triple expansion engine. Mr. George I. Rock- wood claims that it is better to leave out the middle cylinder, using two cylinders with a large ratio, and tolerate the dropf, and he has succeeded in producing some efficiencies closely approach- ing those of the triple expansion engine, with engines which were pra...ctically triples with the intermediate cylinder left out. If it * Manual Steam Engine, part I, p. 594.
+ Railroad and Eng. Jour., Dec, 1891. Trans. A. S. M. E., Vol., XIII, p. 647. Vol. XIV, 462.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 24 THE RECEIVER.
were simply a question of saving the triangular area the call for the third cylinder would be less imperative. If the increased range of temperature in the first cylinder induces excessive initial condensation there, which is only partially recovered in the sec- ond cylinder, the intermediate cylinder may be worth the cost of installation, maintenance and complication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pio. 16.
This can be avoided by put- ting in a third or intermediate cylinder to effect the expansion from D to F instead of letting it take place freely in the receiver.
This gives us a triple expansion engine. Mr. George I. Rock- wood claims that it is better to leave out the middle cylinder, using two cylinders with a large ratio, and tolerate the dropf, and he has succeeded in producing some efficiencies closely approach- ing those of the triple expansion engine, with engines which were pra...ctically triples with the intermediate cylinder left out. If it * Manual Steam Engine, part I, p. 594.
+ Railroad and Eng. Jour., Dec, 1891. Trans. A. S. M. E., Vol., XIII, p. 647. Vol. XIV, 462.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 24 THE RECEIVER.
were simply a question of saving the triangular area the call for the third cylinder would be less imperative. If the increased range of temperature in the first cylinder induces excessive initial condensation there, which is only partially recovered in the sec- ond cylinder, the intermediate cylinder may be worth the cost of installation, maintenance and complication.
What to read after The Compound Engine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Low, F. R. (Frederick Rollins), 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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