The practical gas and gasoline engineer; a manual of practical gas and gasoline knowledge (1910)
Longanecker, Ezra W., 1859- [from old catalog] · [Anderson? Ind.] · leaf 104
The power is figuredfrom the area of this tracing, as follows: Multiply the area of the piston in squareinches, by the mean effective pressure inpounds per square inch, as shown by the cardtracing, by the number of explosions perminute, by the length, in feet, of the workingstroke of the piston,… … Method of Making Brake Test. 102 THE PRACTICAL GAS ENGINEER. serve to make an excellent arrangement fortesting brake or actual horse power. 389. On each end of this brake a paint bucketwith bail or handle hung onto hooks fast-ened onto the ends will serve to hold smallstones or chunks of iron with…
Internal combustion engines
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