Gas Engine, Andrews, 41
” Atkinson, 57
” Baldwin, 33
” Bénier, 26
” Benz, 31
” Bisschop, 24
” Cadiot, 63
” Campbell, 34
” Charon, 59
” Compagnie Parisienne, 61
” Crossley, 47
” Cuinat, 55
” Dugald-Clerk, 29
” Economic, 28
” Fielding, 42
” Forest, 27, 53
” François, 25
” Griffin, 65
” H. C., 63
” Koerting-Lieckfeld, 39
” Lablin, 45
” Lenoir, 23, 38
” Lentz, 28
” Letombe, 62
” Martini, 45
” Midland, 34
” National, 51
” Niel, 44
” Noël, 56
” Otto, 35
” Pygmée, 49
” Richardson and Norris, 63
” Robuste, 62
” Roger, 61
” Rollason, 65
” Simplex, 121
” Stockport, 31
” Tenting, 57, 71
Gas-producer, Bénier, 115, 126
” Gardie, 112
” Kitson, 118
” Loomis, 118
” Taylor, 113
” Taylor-Wimand, 117
” Wilson, 119
History of Gas Engine, 1
Longsden process, 119
Lowe ” 105
Maintenance of Gas Engines, 131
Otto Cycle, 8
Oil Engine, Brayton, 77
” Campbell, 82
” Capitaine, 85
” Crossley-Holt, 98
” Griffin, 100
” Grob, 82
” Hornsby-Akroyd, 90
” Knight, 98
” Koerting-Boulet, 97
” Merlin, 89
” Niel, 101
” Priestman, 79
” Ragot, 94
” Root, 95
” Sécurité, 79
” Trusty, 99
” Vulcan, 93
Siemens Gas, 107
Strong process, 105
Working Principles of Gas Engine, 13
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