valve train
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valve train — See valvetrain … Dictionary of automotive terms
Train horn — Nathan model M5 locomotive air horn Train horns are audible warning devices found on most diesel and electric locomotives. Their primary purpose is to alert persons and animals to the presence of a train, especially when approaching a grade… … Wikipedia
Valve shim — A valve shim is a disc of hardened metal of precisely calibrated height used to adjust the clearance (US:lash) between a cam lobe and the valve on which it operates where the cam lobe operates directly on the valve without an intermediate rocker… … Wikipedia
valve gear — noun : any of numerous gears by which motion is given to the valves of an engine and especially a steam engine; specifically : such a gear for a steam engine by which the cutoff may be varied while the engine is running and the engine started,… … Useful english dictionary
valve gear — (in a reciprocating engine) the mechanism for opening and closing the valves at certain points in each stroke. Also called valve train. * * * … Universalium
Train a vapeur Hull-Chelsea-Wakefield — Train à vapeur Hull Chelsea Wakefield Train à vapeur Hull Chelsea Wakefield Engin à vapeur 909 Date de construction: 1907 Lieu de construction: Suède … Wikipédia en Français
Train à vapeur hull-chelsea-wakefield — Engin à vapeur 909 Date de construction: 1907 Lieu de construction: Suède … Wikipédia en Français
Train à vapeur Hull-Chelsea-Wakefield — Locomotive à vapeur 909 Pays Canada (Québec) Création 1992 Site interne … Wikipédia en Français
valve lash — Valve tappet clearance or total clearance in the valve operating train with cam follower on camshaft base circle. Also see valve clearance … Dictionary of automotive terms
Train protection system — A train protection system is a railway technical installation to ensure safe operation in the presence of human failures. Development Train stops Main article: Train stop The earliest systems were train stops, as still used by the New York Subway … Wikipedia
