A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 338
. 327 which enters the chamber X at the point marked F. Theoil is vaporised by contact with the hot walla of the cham-ber Y, and passes off with the air to the cylinder. On thereturn stroke of the piston the vapour is compressed intothe ignition tube and ignited. The way in which the oil is carried… … Fig. 160.—Arrangement of Oil Supply and Governor Gear of the BritaunitiOil Engine. spindle has grooves cut upon it, which are shown in the oilcavity C, fig. 160. The quantity of oil entering the chamberX is regulated by the governor. , As the speed rises thepiece B is lifted, so that all the…
Internal combustion engines
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