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Fifteen mechanical problems : reasons for their existence and their solution (1915)

Sargent, Charles Elliotte · leaf 19

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cylinder vertical gas engines, stated most emphatically in theircatalog that on account of the high temperature of combustion, piston rods andstuffing boxes were impossible in gas engines, the author was studying the gasengine problem, and so far perfected the tandem double-acting gas engine… … OF THF. iilA1- 8 The angular velocity variation of the bolt wheels, as doterminod bythe *aiglometer (Problem VIJ was no greater with proper firing and mixture thanthe single cylinder stoam driven engine, heretofore mentioned. On account of having a compression every stroke, to bring the movingparts…

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