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Non-Combustible Gasses
Where it is first named
As the non-combustible gasses 64 (exhaust gasses 22 of Figu: 1) rise upwardly in the cylinder 61, of the combustion chamber 6 the cone 63 captures a portion of the non-combustible gasses 64. The captured exhaust gas is returned via pipe line 68 and outlet
How it is written
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non-combustible gasses (non-combustible gasses 64)
As the non-combustible gasses 64 (exhaust gasses 22 of Figu: 1) rise upwardly in the cylinder 61, of the combustion chamber 6 the cone 63 captures a portion of the non-combustible gasses 64. The captured exhaust gas is returned via pipe line 68 and outlet
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non-combustible gasses (non-combustible gasses 64)
As the non-combustible gasses 64 (exhaust gasses 22 of Figu: 1) rise upwardly in the cylinder 61, of the combustion chamber 6 the cone 63 captures a portion of the non-combustible gasses 64. The captured exhaust gas is returned via pipe line 68 and outlet
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non-combustible gasses (non-combustible gasses 64)
ad i. The major purpose of the non-combustible gasses 64 by-pass <2 the cone 63 and rise further to the outlet exhaust 69 and are 3 expelled at opening 73. - uh . In the constructed arrangement of Figure 4, there is illus 5 T | trated a gas control system that may be retrofitted to an exis- 6 ting automobile internal combustion engine without changing or
