. Railway mechanical engineer . Edge of faDerA Section of the Dynamometer Chart Showing the Arrangementof Recording Pens tained. Inasmuch as a movement of only .006 in. is requiredto give the maximum record of drawbar pull, the effect offriction is very slight and the inertia effect of the heavy parts. indicator, .lark screws inserted in the housing of the dynamometer are used to lock the pistons in mid-position when it isdesired t replenish the supply of pressure medium in the dyna-mometer cylinders: The medium is carried in an overhead tankand Hows t the cylinders by gravity. The base of the


. Railway mechanical engineer . Edge of faDerA Section of the Dynamometer Chart Showing the Arrangementof Recording Pens tained. Inasmuch as a movement of only .006 in. is requiredto give the maximum record of drawbar pull, the effect offriction is very slight and the inertia effect of the heavy parts. indicator, .lark screws inserted in the housing of the dynamometer are used to lock the pistons in mid-position when it isdesired t replenish the supply of pressure medium in the dyna-mometer cylinders: The medium is carried in an overhead tankand Hows t the cylinders by gravity. The base of the dynamom-eter itself occupies only 4 ft. (> in. by 2 ft. 11 in. floor ~|>. ri ( OKDINC i \: The recording table is a semi-steel structure with an aluminumtop. Provision is made for the operation of 21 pens, which aredistributed in three rows. The first row contains four datumpens and the second row contains the pens for registering the dis-tance, integrator records, drawbar pull, speed, throttle position,curves, indicator cards, reverse lever position, coal fired, mileposts and the time. The last row contains the pens for steampressure, train line pressure, iirake cylinder pressure, buffing forceand horsepower. A correction of S-j in. must be allowed betweenthe second and la^t rows o


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