Ignition
Ignition
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The E. M. F. Necessary to produce a spark other things being equal, varies almost directly as the absolute pressure. This law is quite accurate up to 200 pounds per square inch. Increasing the temperature of the gas lowers the necessary voltage. The writer knows of no accurate law expressing this relation ; however, it has been shown that there is no simple inverse law, as the voltage decreases less rapidly than the temperature increases. The shape of the terminals between which the spark jumps..., influences the necessary voltage. For instance, much less voltage is required to produce a spark between two sharp points or from a point to a flat surface than between smooth surfaces or spheres. 50 Theory of the Jump Spark Coil Many practical tests were made to determine the dis- tance a spark should jump in air at atmospheric pressure, to insure its jumping between the points of the spark plug while igniting the engine. It was found that, for compres- sions not exceeding 80 pounds, a spark that would jump from fV inch to J4 inch between needle points in air, would insure a jump between the points of a plug under compres- sion in the cylinder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The E. M. F. Necessary to produce a spark other things being equal, varies almost directly as the absolute pressure. This law is quite accurate up to 200 pounds per square inch. Increasing the temperature of the gas lowers the necessary voltage. The writer knows of no accurate law expressing this relation ; however, it has been shown that there is no simple inverse law, as the voltage decreases less rapidly than the temperature increases. The shape of the terminals between which the spark jumps..., influences the necessary voltage. For instance, much less voltage is required to produce a spark between two sharp points or from a point to a flat surface than between smooth surfaces or spheres. 50 Theory of the Jump Spark Coil Many practical tests were made to determine the dis- tance a spark should jump in air at atmospheric pressure, to insure its jumping between the points of the spark plug while igniting the engine. It was found that, for compres- sions not exceeding 80 pounds, a spark that would jump from fV inch to J4 inch between needle points in air, would insure a jump between the points of a plug under compres- sion in the cylinder.
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