Master the essentials of gas-powered engines with a clear, practical guide you can use on the shop floor or in the classroom.
The Gas Motor offers a structured look at internal combustion engines, from theory to real-world applications. It covers fuel supply, ignition, lubrication, cooling, and aviation motors, with drawings and questions to reinforce learning.
Originally published in 1918, this edition compiles practical knowledge for students, engineers, and hobbyists who want to understand how gas engines work and how to keep them running efficiently.
- Understand the gas engine cycle and the effects of fuel and spark timing
- Learn about carburetion, fuel supply, and ignition systems
- Explore lubrication, cooling, and maintenance practices
- See how engines are applied to stationary, automobile, and aviation motors
Ideal for readers of technical engineering and automotive topics seeking hands-on guidance.