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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 24 (December 1896) (1896)

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n of the valve by engagement with d, d', projecting from the top of the cylinders. The broken away to show the internal construction. angled arms. A, A', are pivoted on a rod supported by the finger as it is screwed along the threaded end of ears projecting from the cylinders, and their down- the… … depressed by the valve operating levers. A, A'. sive mixture through the valve, H, as already de- Fig. 4.-BENZINE SESEBVOIB. These levers are made to open their respective valves scribed. On its return, it compresses the explosive mix- in alternation by the peculiar combination of levers ture in…

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