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DescriptionPuppetValve.png
English: A balanced (2-disc) poppet valve from 1886, "called a puppet valve by," the——inventor.
  • A - high pressure steam
  • B - inlet——to cylinder
  • C - valve discs
  • D - valve stem
  • E - valve guide. And adjusting nut for spring
  • F - spring——to ensure solid seal of larger disc
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Source U.S. Patent n° 339,809 Figure 1
Author Charles Franklin Putnam
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