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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 3 (January 1909) (1909)

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as a basis. They are sub- divided into residual oils and distillate oils. Residual some manufacturers try to impress on the public that oils are the products left over after the more volatile their products "will not char," "contain no carbon oils (gasoline, kerosene) have been volatilized dur-… … Fig. 4.—GRAVITY FEED OILING SYSTEM. low-pressure stationary steam engines cannot be used. A good automobile steam-engine oil should The oil flows from the crankshaft into the oil well 5, and is pumped from have the following qualities: High flash test there into the tank A at the cylinder heads. It…

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