The practical gas engineer; a manual of practical gas and gasoline knowledge (1901)
Longanecker, E. W. (Ezra W.), 1859- · [Chicago?] · leaf 109
aftereach days run notice all the points ofadjustment that are liable to need at-tention and see that all nuts, bolts andcap screws are tight or properly set. 400. Notice also the condition of thewrist, journal and other bearings. Ifany of them are hot, locate the causeof the heating, and, if… … THE PRACTICAL GAS ENGINEER. 105 tank or pipes, that the battery currentis switched out and that everything isin apple-pie order for the next run. 402. The Illustration on the previouspage is intended, in a general way, toshow the manner of connecting up thewater, exhaust pipe and battery to…
Internal combustion engines
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