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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 71

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far belowDugald Clerks. This cannot be due entirely to the different 52 THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE chap, m Ratio of Airto G . Observed ^ir:r: A;:;::::c. 15 (AbsoL)31 (AbsoL) Fr.-Ib.21.000 14 39 • 19,000 13 - 79 18,000 12 51 V:. : s. •:■■.■■ 10 63 92 18T000 - 104 !*..;.,;,;, 6 11 119 31.000… … 7 0 9 Mf II 2 12 14 J: - 16.—Explosion curves showing much lower pressures btained byGrover than by other observe: disagreement between the results obtained by Dogald Clerkand by Douglas, although the results * obtained by the latterwere for gases enclosed, not in iron cylinders, but in a eudio-…

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