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The design and construction of oil engines (1910)

Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 348

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9Q9 .--rW .--<2l,e7 BRBKE r-P 1*3, S Q437 «*jS 68,72 Q,398 „ 8 3A V. OF FULL L-OflD FlG III. This engine is of the best design in every detail andof very heavy construction. The marked economy isshown by diagram, Fig. in, from which it will be seenthat a fuel consumption as low as 0.393 m- °f… … L -j ! > k 1 i ~1 LARGE-SIZED ENGINES. 229 accurately designed and machined. The engine is al-most silent in operation. The starting is effected in theordinary way by means of compressed air, as explainedon page 105. The vaporizing chamber is heated for afew minutes before starting by means of…

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