Aviation engines, design - construction - operation and repair; a complete, practical treatise outlining clearly the elements of internal combustion engineering with special reference to the design, construction, operation and repair of airplane power plants; also the auxiliary engine systems, such as lubrication, carburetion, ignition and cooling. It includes complete instructions for engine repairing and systematic location of troubles, tool equipment and use of tools, also outlines the latest mechanical processes (1917)
Pagé, Victor Wilfred, 1885-1947 · New York, The Norman W. Henley Publishing Company · leaf 252
own at Fig. 93. Valve Location Practice 251 At Fig. 94, A and B, a section through a typical L-shaped cylinder is depicted. It will be evident that wherea pocket construction is employed, in addition to its fac-ulty for absorbing heat, the passage of gas would beimpeded. For example, the inlet gas… … Vp/i/e Fig. 95.—Conventional Methods of Operating Internal Combustion Motor Valves. 252 Aviation Engines and then at another sharp angle to fill the cylinders. Thesame conditions apply to. the exhaust gases,- though theyare reversed. When the yalve-in-the-head type of cylin-der is employed, as at…
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