. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . and foran occasional emergency application, butI doubt very much if it is strong enoughto stand very long the continued strainof emergency tests of the brake at ter-minals, such as Mr. Desoe not the emergency feature of the tri-ple valve certain enough that we willnot need to make a test of it each timewith a service test? It has been my experience that a part-ly closed angle cock will not generallysufficiently retard the flow of air pressurein the train pipe to prevent quick act


. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . and foran occasional emergency application, butI doubt very much if it is strong enoughto stand very long the continued strainof emergency tests of the brake at ter-minals, such as Mr. Desoe not the emergency feature of the tri-ple valve certain enough that we willnot need to make a test of it each timewith a service test? It has been my experience that a part-ly closed angle cock will not generallysufficiently retard the flow of air pressurein the train pipe to prevent quick think the examination of the ordinarytrain in operation will disclose the factthat you will find in the train a numberof angle cocks which are no more^ thanthree-quarters open, and yet it is possi-ble to get an emergency application ofthe brakes. I have gotten the emergencyapplication on cars where the anglecock was only half open. But. ofcourse, all cocks should be wide open:but would not the better plan be to takeadditional pains when making up thetrain and see that the cocks are all RaStpaf i LveuminU* Emginm, iitg PROPOSED SLACK ADJUSTER .\RRANGEMEXT FOR PASSENGER BRAKE. The Silvene Retaining and ReleaseValve. The purpose of the present invention isthe provision of a relief valve for the aircylinders of automatic brake mechanism,which will be self-acting and quickly re- pipe, the smaller piston closing two pas-sages, the one leading to the brake cylin-der, the other to the outer air. The improvement consists essentially ofthe novel features and the combination ofthe parts which hereinafter will be more 474 RAILWAY AND LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERING Xii\ ember. 1902. fully described and claimed and which are lower portion of the part 3 and coinnni- shown in the annexed drawing, which is a nicatos with an annular chamber, 9. A vertical central section of a valve con- relief passage, 10, leads from the cham- structcd in accordance with and embody- ber, 9, and is designed


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