. Railway and Locomotive Engineering . unteer any information. Accept everything coming from abrother engineer as authority. He hasIiad the practical experience. FoUoniuR an imaginary formulation ofnilcs similar to the above is partially rt-sponsihlc for the failure of some men a place as a locomotive engineer, a perusal of the above may be of in-icrcst to a large number of men who ap- have made good. Sauvage Air Brake Attachments. The October, 1912. issue anillustration and brief description of the.^auvage brake cylinder sustaining \ at that time refe


. Railway and Locomotive Engineering . unteer any information. Accept everything coming from abrother engineer as authority. He hasIiad the practical experience. FoUoniuR an imaginary formulation ofnilcs similar to the above is partially rt-sponsihlc for the failure of some men a place as a locomotive engineer, a perusal of the above may be of in-icrcst to a large number of men who ap- have made good. Sauvage Air Brake Attachments. The October, 1912. issue anillustration and brief description of the.^auvage brake cylinder sustaining \ at that time referred to the Ircotno-; ivo train line sustaining valve inventedby Mr. W. II. Sauvage. the well-knowninventor of a large number of air brakedevices. .At the present time the latterwiU-c has been perfected, and the accom-l>rinyins: illustrations sho« the pipe con- 180 RAILWAY AND LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERING. May, 1913. ncctions of the locomotive sustaining valve, a general view of tlie operatingparts. A future issue will contain a view of. . LINK VAI-VE. an improved brake cylinder sustainingvalve, which, by the niivcment of the re-taining valve handle will maintain brakecylinder pressure in release as well as ap-plication and lap positions of the triplevalve. There is also a safety device thatis for the purpose of safeguarding thebalance of the system in case anythingshould happen to the locomotive sustain-ing valve, or even with the brake valvecut out, the brakes can be applied wdienthis safety feature is in u=c. .At the present time it i^ only desiredto deal with the locomotixe sustainingvalve. It has three pifie connections, tothe brake pipe, the main reservoir and tothe equalizing reservoir. It is similar inoperation to the slide valve feed valve,the only difference being that its adjust-ment is regulated by the pressure in thebrake valve equalizing reservoir insteadof spring pressure. The supply portion isidentical in appearance


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