Fifteen mechanical problems : reasons for their existence and their solution (1915)
Sargent, Charles Elliotte · leaf 233
suction stroke. If the engine isusing gas for fuel the collar on the valve stem A allows gas from S to flow intothe cylinder C with the air, the amount of gas being regulated by a graduated cock on valve chest. The speed of the engine is controlled by the inertia weight Spivoted to the bell crank… … 11 ■) valve B during the suction stroke. ..hen U engages V link J holds inlet valvestem in such a position that the lifting plate X misses <V keeping the suctionvalve shut and fuel from entering the combustion chamber. As soon as thespeed drops,plate U misses notch V and the regular cycle takes…
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