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The Petrol Engine / A Text-book dealing with the Principles of Design and Construction, with a Special Chapter on the Two-stroke Engine

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A practical engineering guide to petrol-fuelled internal-combustion engines, presenting foundational thermodynamics, the Otto cycle, and detailed components such as cylinders, pistons, connecting rods, crankshafts, valves, camshafts, carburettors, ignition systems, lubrication, and cooling. Chapters explain two-stroke and four-stroke arrangements, a duplex air-scavenging two-stroke design, methods for measuring power with indicator diagrams, and properties of liquid fuels. Emphasis is on design, construction, maintenance, fault diagnosis, and practical illustrations and diagrams that support workshop application and understanding of engine operation and repair.

About the Author

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Francis John Kean

Francis John Kean was an author known for his contributions to engineering literature, particularly in the field of internal combustion engines. His notable work, "The Petrol Engine: A Text-book dealing with the Principles of Design and Construction, with a Special Chapter on the Two-stroke Engine," provides a comprehensive overview of the design principles and construction techniques relevant to petrol engines. Kean's writing reflects a deep understanding of mechanical engineering, making his work a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in automotive technology.

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