Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 145
ansof a spring, and it remains in this position throughout the suc-tion, compression and explosion strokes. During the exhauststroke, however, when the explosive gases are expelled from io6 MOTORS AND MOTOR-DRIVING the cylinder through the exhaust valve chamber into theexhaust pipe, the exhaust… … Fig. 6.—Exhaust Valve A is the end of the crank shaft (fly-wheel shaft) on to whichthe small gear wheel B is fixed. This wheel engages with anotherwheel c, which revolves on the shaft d. The gear wheel c isdouble the size of b, consequently c revolves only once for everytwo revolutions of the crank…
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