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The internal combustion engine; a text-book for the use of students and engineers (1915)
Wimperis, Harry Egerton, 1876- · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 127
es on at the right-hand end of thecylinder, so that there is an explosion at the right-hand endwhen C is uncovered in the left-hand end and vice versa.The piston receives therefore just as many impulses as a steamengine piston. An obvious difficulty about this method of working is thatsome of the… … uo © —_G © © oft ft •S o fc£) G _© -3Gc3 >> _, - ^L. © +3 03 — - w i. © 0 > M 03 S> (V) G 3c 4-> - W o c -t-J o u z; u o £ £ H o «4H » O rQ G ft oo - © — 7 Sh - <J - — — - - 03 bxi ») C 03 o h-ll 1 © — > PC O _: o 03 CHAP. v| THK GAS KXUINK 109Internal combustion engines
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