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Handbook for the use of electricians in the operation and care of electrical machinery and apparatus of the U.S. seacoast defenses (1902)

United States. War Dept, Anderson, George Lucius, 1849-1934 · Washington, Govt. Print. Off. · leaf 39

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24b. A. and S. Governor. The main journals have chain continuous oilers; the crank pin, a centrifugaloiling device; and the crosshead runs in oil, all supplied from a central reservoir.There is no throwing of oil. Fig. 22a shows the new Armington & Sims wheel governor and ils con-nection with… … 24c. End View Oiling Device. III.—THE HORNSBY=AKROYD OIL ENGINE Has no ignition apparatus and is, when properly attended, reliable. Onepint kerosene maintains one horsepower for one hour. (A) THE ENGIIS^E. 1. The engine (fig. 26) is four cycle, i. e., in its propulsion four differentoperations…

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