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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 70

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e Soe One: 18 to 20 28 tain a constant temperature irrespective of the quantity of air or fuel used. The secondary advantage of this arrange- It may be of interest to know in a general way how this is accomplished. _In addition to the air flask charged with the ment lies in the fact that the air… … compact little engine of the ordinary cylinder or reciprocating order known as the “Brotherhood” balanced type. Although flasks which are filled with alcohol and yet retain a little small enough to be housed within a good-sized cheese box, space for a reserve of air. These flasks or tanks are con-…

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