The Gasoline Motor
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CHAPTER VI CARBURETORS AND THEIR FUEL ALTHOUGH gasoline is inflammable in its liquid state, its combustion is not suf- ficiently rapid to approach the explosive point necessary to render its energy available in the automobile engine cylinder. The proper proportion of gasoline vapor and air, however, forms a mixture that is highly inflammable and that will be entirely consumed in the engine cylinder under ordinary conditions within about one-twentieth of a second after the formation of the spark.... This rapid combus- tion so neady approaches the instantaneous action of an explosion that it may be con- sidered as such in all ordinary discussions of the gasoline engine. Literally, however, the gasoline engine is not an explosion motor, but rather is it an engine of the internal combustion type. To obtain this gasoline vapor in an easily-controlled form the carburetor was de- signed as one of the most important adjuncts of the automobile.
90 CARBURETORS 91 The first form of carburetors, or " vapor- izers, " as they were called then, employed a flat, woven lamp wick over which the gasoline flowed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VI CARBURETORS AND THEIR FUEL ALTHOUGH gasoline is inflammable in its liquid state, its combustion is not suf- ficiently rapid to approach the explosive point necessary to render its energy available in the automobile engine cylinder. The proper proportion of gasoline vapor and air, however, forms a mixture that is highly inflammable and that will be entirely consumed in the engine cylinder under ordinary conditions within about one-twentieth of a second after the formation of the spark.... This rapid combus- tion so neady approaches the instantaneous action of an explosion that it may be con- sidered as such in all ordinary discussions of the gasoline engine. Literally, however, the gasoline engine is not an explosion motor, but rather is it an engine of the internal combustion type. To obtain this gasoline vapor in an easily-controlled form the carburetor was de- signed as one of the most important adjuncts of the automobile.
90 CARBURETORS 91 The first form of carburetors, or " vapor- izers, " as they were called then, employed a flat, woven lamp wick over which the gasoline flowed.
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