Tests to determine modifications necessary to enable engine to perform satisfactorily on heavy fuel with minimum of operational costs, particularly in reference to cylinder liner wear; experimental work was carried out on single cylinder engine of 9 in. bore, 12 in. stroke, running at 600 rpm, with from 3 to 8 cylinders both normally aspirated and pressure charged. (See also North East Coast Instn Engrs and Shipbldrs -- Trans v 69 pt 7 May-June 1953 p 317-36, (discussion and author's reply) pt 8 July p D103-12; Machy Market n 2746, 2747 July 3 1953 p 21-2, July 10 p 21-2, 24)
Use of heavy fuels in diesel engines of marine auxiliary sizes
Brit Motor Ship
British Motor Ship ; 34 , n 399
1953
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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