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Author Topic: Holy Grail Historic Piece from Rhode Island Auction Seth Wilmarth 1874 Water Motor or Steam Engine  (Read 3071 times)

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Thank you for pointing out it's opening the inlet early for the buffer. I shouldn't have confused it with early cut-off for expansion.

I suspect the difference I see in the same engine with compressed air vs steam mat be due to early cut-off. A steam engine under steam will gain benefit from early cut-off but with compressed air... Nope.

I noticed that on some no-regulator Falls, the cut-off is quite early.