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Hot Tube Igniter.
GAS AND OIL ENGINES 33 mixture and the amount of compression. As these last two quantities are purposely varied by the governor in some engines, irregular timing would result from its use in such cases.
The irregularity of timing with the hot tube igniter can be partly remedied by the use of a timing valve. The timing valve B (Fig. 25) is held on its seat by a spiral spring D until ignition is desired, when by a movement of the bell crank lever E the valve opens and the compre
...ssed charge in the cylinder A gets access to the hot tube C. The valve B is kept open till the end of the exhaust stroke. The tubes are preferably made of nickel alloy or of porcelain, but the latter is very brittle and apt to break when being fastened in place. Iron tubes are used some- times, but they burn out rapidly and are unre- liable.
Even when pro- vided with a timing valve the hot tube does not give very satisfac- tory ignition ; and, more- over, some time is con- sumed in heating the tube before the engine can be started.


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