Practical hand book of gas, oil and steam engines, stationary, marine, traction; gas burners, oil burners, etc.; farm, traction, automobile, locomotive; a simple, practical and comprehensive book on the construction, operation and repair of all kinds of engines (1916)
Rathbun, John B. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Charles C. Thompson co · leaf 196
rush in when the bot-tom of the piston uncovers the inlet port seen directly underthe exhaust port (23), Fig. 79. On the next down stroke thisair is compressed in the crankcase to about four or five poundspressure per square inch. Meanwhile the mixture of oil vaporand air already in the cylinder is… … Fig. 80. Remington Spray Nozzle. Directly afterward the transfer port on the opposite side ofthe cylinder is uncovered by the piston, thereby allowing aportion of the air compressed in the crankcase to rush intothe cylinder, where it is deflected upwards by the shape of thetop of the piston and…
Internal combustion engines · Traction-engines
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