A Dictionary of Automobile Terms
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V. ) of a carburetor, usually consisting of a metal sheath affixed to the end of the initial air inlet pipe and applied closely around the exhaust pipe, a portion of a water jacket or some other hot part so that air entering it is warmed by the hot surfaces over which it passes when entering the accumulator.
Syn. : Hot air collector, hot air horn.
Hot Air Intake The pipe which conveys heated air to a carburetor, usually delivering it at the initial air inlet but some- times to the auxiliary air... inlet as well. The pipe is often pro- * vided with a shutter so arranged as to admit to it variable proportions of heated and. Unheated air, as desired by the oper- ator.
Hot Riveted Parts which are secured together by means of rivets which are applied and upset when in a red' hot condition. The term is especially applied to vehicle frames, the members of which are generally so riveted.
Hot Water Jacket See carburetor, water jacketed.
Housing A construction, usually of cast iron or aluminum or of pressed steel, used to enclose parts, especially working parts, and thus to retain lubricant and exclude foreign matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. ) of a carburetor, usually consisting of a metal sheath affixed to the end of the initial air inlet pipe and applied closely around the exhaust pipe, a portion of a water jacket or some other hot part so that air entering it is warmed by the hot surfaces over which it passes when entering the accumulator.
Syn. : Hot air collector, hot air horn.
Hot Air Intake The pipe which conveys heated air to a carburetor, usually delivering it at the initial air inlet but some- times to the auxiliary air... inlet as well. The pipe is often pro- * vided with a shutter so arranged as to admit to it variable proportions of heated and. Unheated air, as desired by the oper- ator.
Hot Riveted Parts which are secured together by means of rivets which are applied and upset when in a red' hot condition. The term is especially applied to vehicle frames, the members of which are generally so riveted.
Hot Water Jacket See carburetor, water jacketed.
Housing A construction, usually of cast iron or aluminum or of pressed steel, used to enclose parts, especially working parts, and thus to retain lubricant and exclude foreign matter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert L Clough to read onlineMoreLess
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