Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-, Williams, Edward Huntington, 1868-1944, joint author · New York and London, The Goodhue company · leaf 168
der is in communication with the ex-haust. There are thus four single-acting cylindersmaking each a double stroke for one revolution of thedriving-shaft. The engine has no dead centres, and hasbeen at 1,000 revolutions per minute. It is not necessary to describe other of the rotaryengines that have… … ROTARY ENGINES. The three types of rotary engines here shown are similar in principle, and noneof them is of great practical value, though the upper figure shows an engine that hasmet with a certain measure of commercial success. THE MASTER WORKER workshops. Reference may be made, however, to…
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