Practical Hand Book of Gas, Oil and Steam Engines / Stationary, Marine, Traction; Gas Burners, Oil Burners, Etc.; Farm, Traction, Automobile, Locomotive; A simple, practical and comprehensive book on the construction, operation and repair of all kinds of engines. Dealing with the various parts in detail and the various types of engines and also the use of different kinds of fuel.
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A practical manual explains the principles of heat and power, types of fuels, and the working cycles of internal- and external-combustion engines, then applies theory to detailed construction, operation, adjustment, and repair of stationary, marine, traction, and automotive engines. It surveys engine layouts, two- and four-stroke cycles, diesel and semi-diesel designs, ignition and carburation systems, lubrication, cooling, speed governors, and burner types, and includes installation advice, indicator-diagram interpretation, troubleshooting tips, and technical diagrams and tables to guide mechanics and engineers in selection, maintenance, and optimization of engines and fuel systems.
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