...reached the end of its stroke, provided there were no clearance space for the water to collect in; usually, the cylinder heads would be blown off. Neither...the boiler pressure, and have a clearance of from 7$ to Corliss engines have but very little compression, owing to the construction of the valve; they,...

...reached the end of its stroke, provided there were no clearance space for the water to collect in; usually, the cylinder heads would be blown off. Neither...the boiler pressure, and have a clearance of from 1% to Corliss engines have but very little compression, owing to the construction of the valve; they,...

...piston per stroke is 122 X .7854 X 18 1 28 X 1 00 = 2,035.8 cubic inches. Then, the clearance is -" . o = 6.3 per cent. The clearance may be as low as £...the Corliss and other releasinggear engines. REAL AVD APPARENT CUT-OFF. 53. It is customary, in speaking of the point of cut-off, to say that the engine...

...little, if any, loss, since the steam would then fill the entire clearance space at boiler pressure, arid the amount of fresh steam needed would be the volume...Such are the Corliss and other releasinggear engines. UEAL AND APPARENT CUT-OFF. 53. It is customary, in speaking of the point of cut-off, to say that the...

...stroke, provided there were no clearance space to receive the water; usually the cylinder heads would he blown off. Neither is it practicable to compress to...Corliss and other releasinggear engines. REAL AND API' ARENT CUT-OFF. 53. It is customary, in speaking of the point of cut-off, to say that the engine...

...cent in Corliss engines and as high as 14 per cent in very high-speed engines. GEO. W. RICHARDSON. Automatic cut-off high-speed engines of the best design,...half the boiler pressure and have a clearance of from seven to 14 per cent. Corliss engines have but very little compression, owing to the construction of...

...cent in Corliss engines and as high as 14 per cent in very high-speed engines. GEO. W. RICHARDSON. Automatic cut-off high-speed engines of the best design,...half the boiler pressure and have a clearance of from seven to 14 per cent. Corliss engines have but very little compression, owing to the construction of...

...were no clearance space for the water to collect in; usually, the cylinder heads would be knocked off. Automatic cut-off high-speed engines of the best design,...the boiler pressure, and have a clearance of from 7 per cent, to 14 per cent. Corliss engines require but very little compression, owing to their low...

...great a strain on the engine. Automatic cut-off, high-speed engines, with shaft governors, generally compress •to about half the boiler pressure and have a clearance of from 7 per cent. to 14 per cent. How would you equalize your clearance? We would disconnect our cross-head,...

...the formation of water in the cylinder due to the condensation of steam, particularly when starting the engine. Automatic cut-off high-speed engines of...the boiler pressure, and have a clearance of from 7 to 14%. Corliss engines require but very little compression, owing to their low rotative speeds;...