Aviation engines; design--construction--operation and repair; (1919)
Pagé, Victor Wilfred, 1885-1947 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 501
tion Engines The fuel is pumped to the spray nozzle, the opening inwhich is controlled by a fuel regulating needle havinga long taper which is lifted out of the jet opening whenthe air-regulating slide is moved. The amount of fuelsupplied the carburetor is controlled by a special needlevalve… … Fig. 221.—The Le Rhone Carburetor at A and Fuel Supply Regulating Device at B. engine, there are two possible means of controlling themixture, one by altering the position of the air-regulatingslide, which also works the metering needle in the jet, andthe other by controlling the amount of fuel…
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