Gas Engine Construction a Pratical Treatise Describing the Theory And Principle
Gas Engine Construction a Pratical Treatise Describing the Theory And Principle
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Should any of the liquid catch fire the flames may be smothered by throwing on them sand, earth, or flour. A fire in a closed room can be extinguished by the use of liquid ammonia. Always keep your gasoline can tightly closed and in a. Cool, safe place. Chapter XXIV. ENGINE DETAILS AND THEIR DESIGN. CLASSIFICATION OF PARTS. BED PLATE. CYLINDER DIMEN- SIONS. SPEED. LENGTH OF STROKE. WEIGHT OF FLY- WHEELS. COUNTER-WEIGHTS. MAIN SHAFT. BEAR- INGS. OILERS. CRANK PIN. CONNECTING ROD. PISTON PIN. PIS...TON. CYLINDER AND HEAD. INLET AND EXHAUST PORTS AND VALVES. SIDE RODS. GOV- ERNORS. IGNITERS. MUFFLERS. CHAPTER XXIV. ENGINE DETAILS AND THEIR DESIGN. Forms and styles of engines for many different purposes vary so much that it is possible in this chapter only to give sundry hints and suggestions and to indicate, in a general way, some of the principles of design which apply especially to gas engine work. So that, while our object is to encourage the amateur and small motor builder all we can, we do not advise our readers to attempt the design and construction of engines of, say, three horse power or more without being farther informed in the subjects of machine design, strength of materials, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should any of the liquid catch fire the flames may be smothered by throwing on them sand, earth, or flour. A fire in a closed room can be extinguished by the use of liquid ammonia. Always keep your gasoline can tightly closed and in a. Cool, safe place. Chapter XXIV. ENGINE DETAILS AND THEIR DESIGN. CLASSIFICATION OF PARTS. BED PLATE. CYLINDER DIMEN- SIONS. SPEED. LENGTH OF STROKE. WEIGHT OF FLY- WHEELS. COUNTER-WEIGHTS. MAIN SHAFT. BEAR- INGS. OILERS. CRANK PIN. CONNECTING ROD. PISTON PIN. PIS...TON. CYLINDER AND HEAD. INLET AND EXHAUST PORTS AND VALVES. SIDE RODS. GOV- ERNORS. IGNITERS. MUFFLERS. CHAPTER XXIV. ENGINE DETAILS AND THEIR DESIGN. Forms and styles of engines for many different purposes vary so much that it is possible in this chapter only to give sundry hints and suggestions and to indicate, in a general way, some of the principles of design which apply especially to gas engine work. So that, while our object is to encourage the amateur and small motor builder all we can, we do not advise our readers to attempt the design and construction of engines of, say, three horse power or more without being farther informed in the subjects of machine design, strength of materials, etc.
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