A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 324
g the hot products of combustion to return into thecylinder; at the same time the oil and air valves areprevented from opening. The ignition of the charge iseftected by means of a tube, heated by an auxiliary lamp. Trusty Oil Enqine.—Sectional views of this engine, whichis made by Messrs. Weyman… … Fia 14?. —Section through Cylinder and Vaporiser of the Trusty Oil Engine. becomes vaporised. The mixture then rises through thevapour valve, fig 150, into the inner chamber, and passesaway from there into the combustion chamber. Here it ismixed with more air, which enters the cylinder throughvalve…
Internal combustion engines
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