Close up of Reynolds Corliss Gear from Steam Engine
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“The steam arm is keyed to the valve spindle which passes loosely through a bracket on which the bell—crank lever turns, and the spindle is packed to make a steam—tight joint where it enters the cylinder. Motion of the steam rod toward the right will turn the bell—crank lever and raise the hook stud.” —Derr, 1911
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Derr, Louis Cyclopedia of Engineering (Chicago, IL: American Technical Society, 1911)
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