A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 309
ed by the governor,and it will be obvious that both the oil and air aresimultaneously throttled, thus keeping the mixture uniformThe nozzle E, a larger view of which is shown in fig. 139, is ofspecial construction, and is the result of a long series of ex-periments. Oil enters the nozzle through… … Fio. 139. KSpraying Nozze, Priestman Oil Engine. nozzles used by Messrs. Priestman the air and oil were madeto flow in the same direction, where they mingled together.The form was, however, gradually altered, until it was foundto give the best spray when made as in fig. 139. For the ignition of the…
Internal combustion engines
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