A practical treatise on modern gas and oil engines (1902)
Grover, Frederick · Manchester, The Technical Publishing Co., Limited; [etc., etc.] · leaf 42
material serves toconcentrate the heat. The action when working is as follows :During the compression stroke the small valve E closes uponthe upper orifice by the upward movement of the lever L.The compressed mixture enters the cavity G. The momentignition is required, the valve E desceiids by the… … s3 < O H a o w aoo Q O o I 32 TYPES OF GAS ENGI^fES. rises, and the burnt products in theltube T escape throughthe lower orifice of the valve E. In this design a ratherlong ignition tube is required, to ensure the fresh mixturereaching the hottest part of the tube T, by forcing to itsupper…
Internal combustion engines
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