Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 329
ut of action, theexhaust cam being simultaneously thrown intoaction. The admission valve for fuel and air underpressure is shown in Fig. 99. As will be seen, thevalve spindle is surrounded by a series of brass wash-ers perforated with small holes, being parallel to the 2l6 OIL ENGINES. spindle. The… … Fig. 99. admission valve the oil is sprayed into the cylinder. Thefuel enters the cylinder only after the compressionstroke is completed and when the piston is beginning LARGE-SIZED ENGINES. 217 to descend. The compression in the cylinder causedby the previous up-stroke of the piston reaches…
Internal combustion engines
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