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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 66

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as engines are due. In thedrawing, the ignition tube I and starting pump are showntogether ; this arrangement is, of course, subjected tomodifications necessary in special cases. The valves a and 6are the suction and delivery valves respectively of thestarting pump P. The valve a, shown separately,… … I 5C TYPES OF GAS ENGI>ES. through the valve a. The gas port terminates in an annularspace, to facilitate the mixing with the air. The proportionof these valves is such as to admit a mixture of about fourvolumes of air to one of gas. This may be delivered to thereceiver, as previously mentioned,…

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