Canadian transportation & distribution management . ry drip feed suffices, and the bear-ing pressures for the main and crank pinbearings are respectively about 300 and050 lbs. per sq. in. For the lubrication ofthe cross head hearing, a small lubricatingoil forcing pump is attached to each crosshead, and worked by the swing of eachconnecting rod. This system of lubrica-tion permits of an open crank case, andthe bottom end bearings can always beeasily felt by the engineer on watch. Thereare two guides for each. The piston islubricated by four Mollerup lubricators,which force the oil between the


Canadian transportation & distribution management . ry drip feed suffices, and the bear-ing pressures for the main and crank pinbearings are respectively about 300 and050 lbs. per sq. in. For the lubrication ofthe cross head hearing, a small lubricatingoil forcing pump is attached to each crosshead, and worked by the swing of eachconnecting rod. This system of lubrica-tion permits of an open crank case, andthe bottom end bearings can always beeasily felt by the engineer on watch. Thereare two guides for each. The piston islubricated by four Mollerup lubricators,which force the oil between the piston andthe cylinder; there are four inlets to thecylinder, and they are arranged to enter onthe fore and aft and athwartship centrelines. There are seven vaJlves and! anindicator cock in the cylinder valves are operated in the usual wayby cams and cam levers. The cam shaftis driven from the crank shaft by helicalgearing through a vertical shaft, with castiron helical wheels and pinions. For thereversing mechanism and its Diagram of Engines on Oil Engined Vessel Fordonian. than the usual practice. The pressure ofthe scavenging air is 3 lb. per sq. are four valves in the cylinder headfor the inlet of the scavenging air to copewith the large volume of low pressure airused in the engine. The scavenging pumpsare controlled by two piston valves workedby slipping eccentrics driven from the aftpart of the two piece interchangeable builtup crank shaft, and the change of angularpositon permitted by the slipping of theeccentric on the crank shaft automaticallyreverses the scavenging pump piston scavenging air is led by cast ironpipes from the valves to a built up 3-16 riveted steel plate reservoir runningalong the cylinder top and supplying thefour scavenging valves on each exhaust is led down by bent cast ironpipes from the cylinder belt to the mainexhaust pipe running along the engine tothe cast iron silencer. These ben


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