The design and construction of oil engines; (1900)
Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 213
in a thoroughly atom-ized state, but does not heat same to the vaporizingpoint. If the engine is to operate with gasoline, warm-ing the in-coming air is advisable. If kerosene or heavy oils are used, the mixer shouldbe arranged so that the fresh air drawn in throughopening C (see cuts) opens disc… … Disc E is closed by spring M, the seat being verywide, it covers passage-way K, automatically shuttingoff the oil. The regulation is adjusted by means of the needle-valve F and pointer G. The mixer, while one of the newest, seems to em-body every requirement of a device for this purpose,and could…
Internal combustion engines
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