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Information; elementary electricity, motor car electric systems, the gas engine from an ignition point of view, driving the car (1920)

Phillips, Harvey Elmer, 1874-1948 · Dayton, Ohio, Auto Electric Systems Publishing Company · leaf 21

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r, if the pressure is increased,then the amount of water flowing must be decreased and vice versa. 102. To make the above clear, Fig. 3, page 18, in which A represents a pump andB a motor. At G is shown what might be called a pressure meter, which is connected toC and D. The meter consists of a… … O Fig. 3 . 103. This would press down the piston of the meter G and move the hand over thedial, thus indicating the difference in pressure between the two pipes. This pressure doesnot indicate the amount of power, as the valve at E may close. If the valve is opened andthe water is allowed to flow…

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