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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 23 (June 1903) (1903)

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in steam engine has finished one-quarter of its downstroke. During this design, now comes forth with an invention in which is controlled in accordance with the requirements of interval, fuel is forced into the combustion-chamber he claims to have solved the problem of utilizing kero- speed and load… … type. Its hollowed trunk-piston A is fin- fuel renders it possible to subject the cylin- SECTION OF A SINGLE-CYLINDER OSTERGREN der charge to great pressure. As soon as ished off with a conical cap conforming in the engine has been started by electric spark, FUEL-OIL ENGINE. shape with the…

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