A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 136
akeand inconyenience, especially in high-speed engines. Motion for the gear is usually derived from the crossheadof a steam engine or trunk piston of a gas engine. A con-venient attachment for the latter is illustrated in fig. 83,at X; the pipe shown is welded to the adjusting screw ofthe piston… … Fro. 83,.—General view of Grovers Indicator Gear. engineer will often be able to devise means suited toindividual cases. It is, however, almost essential, to ensureeconomical working, to have a gas engine tested periodicallyin order to detect defective valves, and in view of this it isconvenient to…
Internal combustion engines
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