Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 181
et, § diameter.Pipe to atmosphere, 3 diameter.Pipe to water outlet, 2 diameter.Size of tank, 2 in diameter by 4 high. 104 OIL ENGINES. When it is required to partly silence the noise ofexhaust only part or all of the water from the coolingjacket can be turned into the exhaust-pipe directlyfrom the… … I- WATEROUTLET Fig. 52. the exhaust valve-box into the cylinder or vaporizerof the engine. Where water enters the silencer or thepiping under pressure from the city main or otherwise,it is necessary that the area of the outlet-pipe be largeenough to allow the water to drain freely at atmos-pheric…
Internal combustion engines
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