Motors and Air Cleaners Cut Dust in Early Car Tests
An early report describes air cleaners attached to car intakes tested in Olympia on ten cars. The piece discusses dust in the intake, engine air volume, and potential grit quantities entering cylinders, estimating air flow and grit mass per mile under assumed conditions.
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Olympia
Viatom
Lopgar
Mellie
Weil
Early British patent jacks promise quick car lifting
A British patent offers innovative wheel jacks that attach mid car and lift wheels by dropping a portion into a well. Variants include a cam driven lift and a hydraulic look alike connected to the dashboard via compressed air. Operation is driver controlled, with a sparktle-bulb gas system powering the lift. Estimated cost around 42 pounds for a large car.
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Iehet
Great Britain
Iven & Kahl Tuivh
Bolbin
Fuel Resources and Future Petroleum Projections
A published book projects U S wells can yield 6 21 0 000 barrels from flowing oil, plus 26 009 000 000 more recoverable, with 25 000 000 000 from shale and 2 000 000 000 from coal. It suggests 16 000 000 090 from lignite and notes vast untapped land.
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Americ
United States
Tiga
Motor Trade Notes Stir Debate on Continental Steering Wheels
Fragmentary market notes discuss steering wheel spokes made from laminated materials, high speed machining, and a thin rim. Claims target flexibility, durability and a fashionable range of tyre covers in two tone schemes. The piece hints at consumer trends and industry experimentation in car accessories.
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Sprac
Racing Without Petrol Inference at Continental Trials
A muddled precursor on fuel options for future internal combustion engines outlines a four hour race on September 27. Paragraphs mention paraffin, alcohol, heavy minerals, and vegetable oils as potential fuels. The article notes hopes for easy starting and higher efficiency with new powertrains while allowing commercial fuels to compete.
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Pew
Seprs
Nee
Othven
Lille
Mit
Facia
Motor Tyres Manufacturing Process Described
A historical article explains tyre production from rubber washing to vulcanization. It details rubber preparation, fabric impregnation, calendering, cutting, assembly, moulding, and the vulcanization bath where heat and pressure cure the tyre. The piece notes the mystery of vulcanization and the precision required in each stage.
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