An edition of The Internal Combustion Engine
(1941)
The Internal Combustion Engine
by United States War Department
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TM 10-570 The Internal Combustion Engine 1941-02-04
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TM 10-570 The Internal Combustion Engine, 1941-02-04
THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
Prepared under direction of The Quartermaster General
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Section I. Engine terminology.
Definitions 1
II. Principles of operation.
General 2
Work 3
Torque 4
Power 5
Fundamental principles 6
Four stroke Otto cycle 7
Two stroke Otto cycle 8
Diesel cycle 9
Compression ratios 10
Supercharging 11
III. Types of engines.
General 12
Classification according to valve arrangement 13
Classification according to cylinder arrangement with respect to crankshaft 14
Classification by method of cooling 15
IV. Multiple-cylinder engines.
Power impulses 16
V. Engine parts and their coordinated functions.
General 17
Crankshaft 18
Cylinders 19
Crankcase 20
Pistons 21
Piston rings 22
Connecting rods 23
Bearings 24
Valve operating mechanisms 25
Intake and exhaust ports 26
Valve timing 27
Firing order 28
Section VI. Engine lubrication. Paragraph
General 29
Engine lubricants 30
Selection of oil 31
Operating characteristics of oil 32
Crankcase oil changes 33
Lubricating systems 34
Oil pumps 35
Oil gages 36
Oil strainers 37
Oil cleaners or filters 38
Crankcase ventilators 39
Oil temperature regulators 40
VII. Cooling the engine.
Need of cooling 41
Air cooling 42
Water cooling 43
Thermosyphon and forced cooling 44
Cooling various parts of engine 45
Preparing water cooling system for cold weather 46
Draining 47
Antifreeze solutions 48
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Appendix. Bibliography 103
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