Edwards, John Isaac, Wells, Reginald Ellis, author · leaf 24
wed to expand gradually into aseries of concentric chambers. 3. - Those in which the gases are divided into opposing streams so as to reduce the impact at exhaust, 4. - Mufflers made on the ejector principle, such that part. of the gases are directed through a nozzle therebycausing a partial vacuum… … MUFFLER MADE ON EJECTOR PRINCIPLE TO GIVE CONTINUOUS NOISELESS EXHAUST. The body of the ejector raiiffler consists of a cylinder ofsheet metal having its ends closed by flanged heads. Through thelength of the muffler runs a pipe vhose ends project throughthe muffler heads at each end. Near one end…
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