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Airplane design and construction (1919)

Pomilio, Ottorino · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 76

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on a second) the THE ENGINE 61 inside diameter of the gasoline pipe must be from ^{q in.to % in. It is often necessary to resort to special radiators to coolthe oil. On the contrary, in order to avoid freezing, inwinter, it is necessary to insulate the tank with felt. The water circulation exists… … —Water-cooling system. warmed by contact with the cylinders, it flows to the radi-ator R, which lowers its temperature. Finally, from theradiator, the water flows back to the pump, and the circuitis completed. The gasoline consumption of the engines varies from 0.45to 0.55 lb. per H.P. per hour.…

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