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    It seems that overhead camshafts made noise early. This is from The Motor Ship, june 1922. B&W engine on Fred Olsen's Batavia, 1420 tons, engines aft. First B&W engine with overhead camshaft. 130 r.p.m. six cylinders,500mm bore, 900mm stroke, i.h.p. 900. A, camshaft. B, valve levers. C...
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