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The use of denatured alcohol in internal combustion motors (1907)

Freeman, Perry John, Harnit, Joseph Milton · leaf 46

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n with one whichhad an arm of two feet. The arm on this brake was equal to theradius of the brake pulley plus one-half the diameter of the rope. The same carburetor was used for both alcohol and gasoline.The accompanying sketch shows the principal. By means of a smallpump, the fuel from the tank is… … -18- the perforated cylinder (e), Thesuction then draws the mixtureinto the combustion chamber (g)through the valve (f) which is crpy^/)automatically closed when thecompression begins. If too muchfuel is forced into the chamber(b) it will run out through theoverflow pipe (m). On the largerengines…

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