Gas-engines and producer-gas plants; a practice treatise setting forth the principles of gas-engines and producer design, the selection and installation of an engine, conditions of perfect operation, producer-gas engines and their possibilities, the care of gas-engines and producer-gas plants, with a chapter on volatile hydrocarbon and oil engines (1905)
Mathot, Rodolphe Edgard, 1866- · New York N.W. Henley Pub. Co · leaf 39
is difficult, is theconnection with the piston-rod (Fig. 21). It is im-portant that the bearing at the piston-pin be formed oftwo parts which can be adjusted to take up the wxar.The pin itself should be of case-hardened steel. Forlarge engines, some manufacturers have apparentlyabandoned the… … Fig. 21.—Piston with lubricated pin. to secure the pin by means of a single screw in one ofthe flanges, fitting it by pressure against the oppositeboss. The use of wedges or of clamping-screws, in-troduced from without the piston to hold the pin,should be avoided. It may happen that the wedgeswill…
Gas · Internal combustion engines
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