Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 199
whenthe engines are required for other purposes. (SeeChapter II.) Notwithstanding the special design of engines forelectric-lighting purposes and apparent correct adjust-ment of the governing mechanism, the lights maysometimes be seen to flicker. Flickering in the incan-descent lights can be easily… … OIL ENGINES DRIVING DYNAMOS. 121 notice the lamps carefully. If the variations in thelight are due to want of fly-wheel momentum, suchvariations will be seen to coincide with the number ofrevolutions of the engine. Again, if the variation inthe lights is only periodical, then this defect should…
Internal combustion engines
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