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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 312

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t stopping the motor. The Samuelson Oil Engine (Griffins Patent).—This enginemade by Messrs. Simuelson and Co. Limited, Banbury, and THE SAMUELSON OIL ENGINE. 301 the Priestman engine, are the only two manufactured whichwork with the spray maker. The oil sprayer is shown in fig.140. Its action is… … Fig., i40,^Gri£&n Patent Oil Sprayer. oil occupies the central nozzle, and the air meets it at theorifice. The air pressure is maintained by an eccentric-driven pump, at about 12 lb. above atmosphere. Thevaporiser is a long corrugated chamber, heated by the ii^2 THE SAMUiSLSON OIL ENGINE.…

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