The Engineers Mechanics Encyclopdia the Machinery Processes Employed
The Engineers Mechanics Encyclopdia the Machinery Processes Employed
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" . S. Hall's Salt-water Still. Parallel Motion. Reversing Motion. Seaward's Slide Valves. Morgan's Balance Valves. Piston-slide Valves. Expansion Valves. Snodgrass's Expansion Valves. Bourne's Slide Expansion Valves. Ordinary Steam-boat Boiler. Separate Elliptical Boilers. Boilers of the " Syrius. " " United Kingdom" Boilers. D. Napier's Tubular Marine Boilers. Safety Valves. MARINE engines, in general, differ in their construction from those used on land in several points. As the weight of th...e machinery of steam-vessels, and the space which it occupies, necessarily excludes a portion of the cargo, it becomes an object of the greatest importance to diminish that weight and space to the utmost degree compatible with the requisite stability and means of working. These essential qualifications should be sought for by the adoption of the most judicious forms for obtaining the greatest strength and solidity with the least quantity of material. Marine engines should also be as simple as possible, consistently with their efficient performance : as they are exposed to severer trials than any other class of engines, they are consequently more liable to derangement ; and the delays and expense attending repairs become serious evils, as the profitable employment of the vessel is thereby suspended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" . S. Hall's Salt-water Still. Parallel Motion. Reversing Motion. Seaward's Slide Valves. Morgan's Balance Valves. Piston-slide Valves. Expansion Valves. Snodgrass's Expansion Valves. Bourne's Slide Expansion Valves. Ordinary Steam-boat Boiler. Separate Elliptical Boilers. Boilers of the " Syrius. " " United Kingdom" Boilers. D. Napier's Tubular Marine Boilers. Safety Valves. MARINE engines, in general, differ in their construction from those used on land in several points. As the weight of th...e machinery of steam-vessels, and the space which it occupies, necessarily excludes a portion of the cargo, it becomes an object of the greatest importance to diminish that weight and space to the utmost degree compatible with the requisite stability and means of working. These essential qualifications should be sought for by the adoption of the most judicious forms for obtaining the greatest strength and solidity with the least quantity of material. Marine engines should also be as simple as possible, consistently with their efficient performance : as they are exposed to severer trials than any other class of engines, they are consequently more liable to derangement ; and the delays and expense attending repairs become serious evils, as the profitable employment of the vessel is thereby suspended.
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