Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 292
proportional initial tension correspondingto the change of leverage of the spring. To decrease speed, reverse the above operation, or, ifdesired, add to the weight, thus increasing its centrifu-gal force. To remedy racing, move the spring connection to thegovernor weight in its slot away from the… … Fig. Sob. Johnston Oil Engine.—The Johnston oil engine isshown in Fig. 8oa. It is made in various sizes upto 200 H. P. of the vertical type with one or morecylinders. It operates on the four-cycle principle, theair inlet and exhaust valves being actuated from acam-shaft placed outside the crank…
Internal combustion engines
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