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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 22 (May 1891) (1891)

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otor suitable only for small pow- volume only, the charge will have a high terminal and, consequently, large sizes can be built. ers, but that the contrary is the case, and that This, certainly, is a remarkable piece of mechanism pressure, and if expansion is only carried to this point, large,… … Fig. 2.-L0NGITUDINAL SECTION OF THE ATKINSON GAS ENGINE. Fig. l.-THE ATKINSON GAS ENGINE. the results of tests made by disinterested parties show various engines that have, from time to time, been in which the four strokes are of equa,l length, it is im- that the friction cannot be any greater than…

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