The design and construction of oil engines; (1900)
Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 125
nheit temperature,, and will heat the piping asshown. With a 10 to 20 brake H. P. oil engine, 200feet of 2-inch piping can be suitably warmed. The heat from the exhaust gases can be similarlyutilized, the exhaust-pipe being connected and carriedalong inside the building. In this case the… … Fig. 54- IIO OIL ENGINES. The heat in the exhaust gases can also be extractedby the exhaust-pipes being passed through the device,as shown in Fig. 54. Here the water is heated tonearly boiling-point, and will maintain a considerablelength of piping at the required heat. With an engineof 15 brake H.…
Internal combustion engines
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