Railway Repair Shop Practice
Railway Repair Shop Practice
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Fig, 14. Cast-steel Single-plate Piston -with Removable Rim which they press, thus forming a joint. The openings in the ring permitting of this flexibility are always kept in the bottom of the cylinder by cast-brass L-shaped segments 8. These segments have a cross piece at c which comes between the ring ends, thus preventing them from turning. The reason that the ring openings are placed in the bottom of the cylinder is to prevent steam from blowing through them. As the piston rests on th...e bottom part of the cylinder, very little steam can leak through the openings wlien they are at the bottom, for the rim or body of the piston forms its own joint at this point.
The continual in-and-out movement of the piston-rod results in wear on that part of the rod which passes through the packing, so that shoulders are formed at points corresponding to the ends of the stroke. In many shops it is the practice to true the rods by turning them in the lathe, a finished surface being obtained by using a file and emery cloth; but the modern method of grinding the rods is much superior to turning, as iless time is required and a better finish is obtained, PISTON AND PISTON-ROD 15 Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. Y.
Fig, 14. Cast-steel Single-plate Piston -with Removable Rim which they press, thus forming a joint. The openings in the ring permitting of this flexibility are always kept in the bottom of the cylinder by cast-brass L-shaped segments 8. These segments have a cross piece at c which comes between the ring ends, thus preventing them from turning. The reason that the ring openings are placed in the bottom of the cylinder is to prevent steam from blowing through them. As the piston rests on th...e bottom part of the cylinder, very little steam can leak through the openings wlien they are at the bottom, for the rim or body of the piston forms its own joint at this point.
The continual in-and-out movement of the piston-rod results in wear on that part of the rod which passes through the packing, so that shoulders are formed at points corresponding to the ends of the stroke. In many shops it is the practice to true the rods by turning them in the lathe, a finished surface being obtained by using a file and emery cloth; but the modern method of grinding the rods is much superior to turning, as iless time is required and a better finish is obtained, PISTON AND PISTON-ROD 15 Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Day Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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