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2
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two-element vacuum tube in which the flow of electrons is under the influence of an external magnetic field; used to generate extremely short radio waves
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4
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space between the legs of the armature and the flywheel
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6
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applying an oily or greasy substance to the motor in order to diminish friction
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7
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system in which small flyweights move a small piston, causing the engine to slow down
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9
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releases negative and positive pressure from the crankcase during the compression stroke
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11
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when both valves are slightly open
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12
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shaft which turns or is turned by a crank
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14
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solid cylinder or disk which fits snufly into a larger cylinder and moved under fluid pressure or displaces and compresses fluid
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15
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gasket to seal a cylinder head
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1
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engine which completes on cycle in four strokes; cycle consists of the following: intake, compression, power and exhaust
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3
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lever which is moved in order to tap something else
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5
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chamber at the bottom of a machine, into which fluid drains before recirculation or in which wastes gather before disposal
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8
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shaft bearing integral cams
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10
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the point at which the piston is at the top of its travels in the cylinder
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13
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the point at which the piston is at the top of its travels in the cylinder
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