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Cassier's magazine (1891)

New York ; Cassier Magazine Co. · leaf 427

An illustration from Cassier's magazine, 1891, leaf 427
for starting purposes being guard the engine, so far as can be, then also put into action. Starting air against too early explosions. is stored at a pressure of 100 pounds A double-cylinder engine capable of per square inch, a small compressor developing 610 B. H. P. with coal gas maintaining this… … FIG. 4.— ARRANGEMENT OF ENGINE AND PUMPS OF THE KORTING GAS ENGINE AS MADE BY MESSRS. FRASER & CHALMERS, LTD., LONDON and occupy a floor space 27 feet by 16 Engine Company, of Sandiacre. These feet. The fly-wheel will measure 9 feet engines have a third, or scavenging, in diameter, with a face of…

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