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 275
F. 252 THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE [chap, viii There are many other ways, easily devised, of applying thesame principle. Owing to the heat absorbed by the evaporation of thepetrol it is usual to warm the entering air slightly. Thisis done by putting the air inlet pipe nozzle close up to one… … falling too V/////aA 1 1V/////S. of special forms of carburettor low. When paraf-fin is used as afuel much moreheat is neces-sary.* 153. SpecialForms of Car-b urettor.—There are agreat number Fig. 82.—Automatic Carburettor working in a generally for which thesimilar way to the Krebs. The opening of…
Internal combustion engines
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