Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 68
in many in-stances used for the designing of gas engines. Thedimensions of the reciprocating parts are frequently,however, increased somewhat for the oil engine, es-pecially with the type having hot surface or automaticmethods of ignition. Cylinders.—Cylinders of different types are shownat Figs.… … Fig. 8b. (To face p. 24.) ON DESIGNING OIL ENGINES. 25 also allows the strain of the explosion to be transmittedonly through the outer cylinder. Except for the larger-sized engines of over 40 H. P., the cylinder made inone piece is very satisfactory. The circulating waterspace around the cylinder…
Internal combustion engines
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