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Engelman's autocraft; being an instructive study of the automobile; its care and management; how to drive; locating troubles and repairing them; with chapters exploiting some of the latest devices used in automobile construction (1914)

Engelman, Roy Albert, b. 1889 · Cincinnati, O., The American chauffeur publishing co. · leaf 84

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nd artificial circulat-ing means is provided in the fan. This fan isdriven from the engine and so rotates when thatrotates. If the engine runs slowly and has littleheat to dispose, the fan runs slowly. When theformer turns over at the maximum rate of speed,the fan, too, is making the highest… … The Motor Cooling System. 73 dency to combine the fan with the fly-vviieel,drawing air through the radiator and thence acrossthe whole engine, thus effecting secondary cooUng.Many different constructions of radiators arein evidence upon the later models of commercialcars, among which may be found…

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