Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 178
the pit should be filled with largestones, as shown in illustration. These stones shouldbe about six inches in size, so that crevices are left COOLING WATER-TANKS AND OTHER DETAILS. IOI between them through which the gases can penetrate.A drain-pipe should be arranged to allow the waterto flow out… … odor should be done away with, an exhaust washershould be installed instead of the silencing pit, as al-ready described. This apparatus consists of a tank, towhich the water is connected as it issues from thewater-jacket of the engine-cylinder, or where cooling *In some cases the connection is made…
Internal combustion engines
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