A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 102
ne, made by Messrs. Day and Co., Bath^is illustrated in fig. 65. This engine is noticeable for itssimplicity and fewness of parts. Though not suitable for * other methods of starting gas engines are described on tages 41, 52, 54- 5661, and 67 THE DAY GAS ENGINE. !H large powers, it is a moderately… … Fig. 65.—The Day Gaa Ecgine. sucked during the up stroke o£ the piston. On the downstroke this mixture is slightly compressed. When thepiston descends, the port P is uncovered, and the mixtureflows from the lower chamber into the working cylinder. 02 THE PALATINE GAS ENGINE. On the return stroke…
Internal combustion engines
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