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A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)

Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 235

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S OF COMBUSTION. the maximum rise of pressure was greatest ■when thf»residual gases were present in the proportion of from 10 to30 per cent, but only 12 lb. per square inch rise above thenormal was recorded in this series. The accompanying diagram, fig. 106, has been preparedfrom the figures in… … £_t mi PUKE MnTl/ltg. 9 (^ao/T/ojf OF is% ^ox «fx ^^ s^y\pftootiCTs Fio. 100.—Diagram showing rise and fall at maximum pressure due to theaddition of products of combustion. The abscissae represent the percentages of residue present.The curve marked a represents the rise of pressure with amixture…

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