Full text: The steam engine: its invention and progressive improvement, an investigation of its principles, and its application to navigation, manufactures, and railways (Vol. 1)

EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
399 
Diameter of Cylinder, in inches. Diameter of Piston-rod in inches. 
7 
1*04 
8 
1.2 
9 
1-34 
10 
1*5 
11 
1-64 
12 
1*8 
13 
1-94 
14 
2T 
16 
• 
2-375 
For more detailed information on this important subject, see description of Plates 
LXXXIX—XCII. 
PLATE LXVIII. 
This Plate represents a plan and section of boiler seating, for a twenty horse en 
gine, at the manufactory of Messrs. Whitworth and Co., Manchester. 
PLATE LXIX. 
This Plate represents Messrs. Hague’s double acting cylinder, with slides, &c. 
Fig. 1 is the cylinder, showing the facings for slide ; A is the passage to the top; 
B the passage to the bottom; and C the exhausting passage. 
Fig. 2 is a section of the cylinder and slide in the position for letting in the steam 
at the top A, and exhausting at the bottom through B C; D is the slide with the 
exhausting passage through it; F is a spring to keep the slide to its face; and G 
the steam pipe from the boilers. 
Fig. 3 shows the facings of the slide. 
Fig. 4 shows the side of ditto.
	        
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