Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 162
the motor isgoverned. To effect this control by automatic means a mechanicalarrangement (fig. 15)—also borrowed from the steam engine—is adopted, and this is really the governor proper. It consistsof a revolving spindle a, to which are afifixed two or morespring-controlled arms Q Q, the latter… … Fig. 15 rectangular with their normal one. Coincident with thismovement it will be observed that the sleeve c is pushedforward by the levers q q as the speed of the engine increases ;C in turn operates the fork t on the rod u, which is pivotedat V. The throttle lever x is connected to u by the rod…
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