A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 114
pand-ing, arrives at P at nearly atmospheric pressure, where it is GEHMAN EKGlNES. 103 ignited by the flame F. The flame then travels a little waydown towards the small end of the cone, but cannot getvery far, because the velocity of the outcoming gas is greaterat the lower end of the cone than the… … £1Q. 70.»-K.oerung-Lieclsleldt Igniter. piece B drops, and the flame travels downwards towards thechamber C, and so ignites the entire charge. The governing is efiected by a somewhat novel arrange-ment of the centrifugal type, which cuts out the gas and airsupply, and at the same time keeps the…
Internal combustion engines
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