Figure 1 is a longitufinal sectional elevation
Figure 2 is a top plan view
Figure 3 is a fragmentary sectional elevation
Figure 4 is a side elevation
Figure 5 is a horizontal section in the line x
Figure 6 is a vertical section of the burner
Figure 7 is a sectional elevation of the governor which controls the oil-pump
Figure 8 is a horizontal section of the lower portion of the governor and of the oil pump
Figure 9 is a vertical cross section of of the oil-pump in line w
Figure 10 is a sectional elevation of the safety valve
Figure 11 is a side elevation of the standard supporting of the crank-shaft
Figure 12 is a rear elevation of the same
Figure 13 is a horizontal section
Figure 14 is a side elevation of the standard with gearing removed
Figure 15 is a vertical section showing a modified construction of the spray-nozzle
Figure 16 is a horizontal section of the same

B vertical cylinder
B' combustion chamber
C cylinder-head
D walking beam arranged inside of the hollow base
D² balance wheel
E cylindrical valve-casing
F rock-lever
G burner
H circular exhaust valve
I chamber
I' upper portion of the chamber I
J small condensing air-pump
K oil-pump
K' plunger
K2 slide-valve
K3 transverse pin
K4 longitudinal slot in the rod l
L2 centrifucal governor
M short shaft
N short rock-shaft
P port
b piston
b' automatic selfopening vale
b² annular series of openings
b³ plate
b⁴ spring
b⁵ valve-stem
c water jacket
c' water jacket
d rockshaft
d' connecting rod (connecting d and b)
d² standards
d³ standards
d⁴ connecting-rod
d⁵ opening in the base
e supply pipe
e'' bolts
e² head
e³ reveiving-chamber
e⁴ head
e⁵ passage
e⁶ stem
e⁷ tube
e⁸ deflecting cup
e⁹ cover (finely perforated sheet metal or wire-gauze)
e¹⁰ convace disk
f oil and air induction valve
f' spring
f² upwardly-extending valve-rod
f³ thumb-nut
f⁴ standard
g tube
g' plug
g² bushing
g³ front chamber
g⁴ rear chamber
g⁵ perforated disk
g⁶ aperture
g⁷ incandescent medium
g⁸ annular flange
g⁹ passage
h upwardyl-extending sleeve
h' correspondingly-shaped seat
h² exhaust chamber
h³ exhaust passage
h⁴ ports
h⁵ rods
h⁷ crossbar
h⁹ haust-pipe
i wick
i' branch passage
i² needle-valve
i³ air-supply pipe
i4 cock
i5 vertical tube
i6 oil opening
i7 jet-pipe
i8 thumb-screw
j delivery-pipe
j' piston of the air pump
j2 pitman
j3 storage reservoir
j4 branch pipe
j5 safety-valve
j6 casing
j7 bow-spring
j8 annular flange
j9 adjusting-screw
l rod
l' rod (actuating the slide-valve)
l2 wedge
l3 vertical rod
l4 rock-lever
l5 link
l6 pulley
l7 belt
l8 spring
l9 a pipe which supplies oil
m eccentrics
m' eccentrics
m2 gear-wheel
m3 gear-wheel
m5 spring bolt
m5 recess
n elbow-lever
n' depending arm
n2 bell-crank
n3 vertical rod
n4 horizontal rod
n5 horizontal pin
n6 arm
o' short projection
o2 long projection
o3 upper arm
p flange
p' gate
p2 socket
p3 hand-lever
p4 extension
p5 stop
p6 glass disk
p7 central opening
p8 low screw-thimble
q steel cylinder

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