Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 44
e piece, being held in place by the pressure of thestuds holding the sleeve containing the valve againstthe vaporizer. After the oil is injected into thevaporizer the compression stroke commences as thisproceeds; the mixture, which at first is toorich to explode in the vaporizer, gradually… … WATER OUTLET Fig. 5. (To face p. 10.) INTRODUCTORY. 11 same vaporizing chamber and also by the heat gener-ated by compression. No other means of ignition isnecessary. No heating lamp is required to maintainthe necessary temperature of this vaporizer; a lampis, however, required to heat it for a few…
Internal combustion engines
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