The design, construction and test of a direct reading engine indicator (1917)
Tower, Alexander McJunkin, Siegmund, Humphreys Oliver · leaf 54
ith the subtraction ofpressure on the compression stroke. This operation was secured bymeans of a commutator which is discussed in a later section dealingwith negative work. Figure 24 shows a photograph of the completed indicator andFigure 25 shows a detail of the construction. Referring to… … 23 pillar to the lip L which is a part of the original indicator.The fibre support B holding the bridge wire is held in place by thebrass pillars C and is bolted down as shown. The other fibre bridgewire support D is held in place by smaller brass rods E. The bridgewire W is held in brass lugs that…
Internal combustion engines · Theses
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