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Hillier's Fundamentals of Motor Vehicle Technology
The sparking plug consists of a steel body, which retains a ceramic insulated
centre. The centre electrode connects with the HT lead, and is generally made of
a nickel alloy. One or more earth electrodes are welded to the body, the earth ...
Victor Albert Walter Hillier, Peter Coombes, 2004
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Light and Heavy Vehicle Technology
The basic action of the sparking plug is simplicity itself, and remains the same as
that conceived by the Frenchman Etienne Lenoir, who made the first-ever
sparking plug in 1860 for his famous gas engine (referred to in Section 10.1).
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Hillier's Fundamentals of Automotive Electronics
The sparking plug provides the gap across which the high-tension current jumps
to give the spark for ignition of the petrol-air mixture. Since the Frenchman
Etienne Lenoir invented the sparking plug in I860, many detailed changes have
been ...
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Bibliography on Ignition and Spark-ignition Systems
Debenham, W. R., and F. G. Haydon, On the erosion of sparking plug electrodes
and the variation of sparking plug voltage, Brit. Air Min. Aeron. Res. Comm. Rept.
and Mem. 1744 (1936) . Keeler, E. A., Simulated leakage gages ability of spark ...
George Frederick Blackburn, 1963
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Alfa Romeo Spider Owners Work Manual
Failing a tap use an old sparking plug with crosscuts down the threads. Plugs
should be tightened to a torque of 18 to 25 lb ft. Do not exceed the torque figure
quoted, due to the possibility of stripping the threads in the light alloy cylinder
head.
Trade Manual, Various, 2013
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The Automobile Handbook
The sparking plug is designed with the object at providing within the combustion
chamber of the motor, a gap in the secondary or high-tension electrical circuit, so
that the current, in jumping the gap, may cause a spark or flame that will ignite ...
Lyman Horace Weeks, Salzwasser-Verlag Gmbh, 2010
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A Practical Approach to Motor Vehicle Engineering and ...
11.55 Sparking plug construction Figure 11.55 shows details of a widely used
make of sparking plug. In order to function effectively, sparking plugs must
operate over a wide range of varying conditions. These conditions are
considered next, ...
Derek Newbold, Allan W. M. Bonnick, 2005
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The Maintenance of Motor-Cars (1916)
Of these, the most genera] cause is spontaneous ignition, which occurs when the
engine gets hot, either due to the sparking plug points becoming incandescent or
to an excess of carbon deposit. This occurs most easily with high compression ...
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Practical Motor Vehicle Engineering
The sparking plug is the means of introducing the spark into the combustion
chamber of internal combustion engines. Figure 10.34 shows the main details of
a widely used make of sparking plug. In order to function effectively, sparking
plugs ...
Derek Newbold, Allan Bonnick, 2013
10
A Text Book of Automobile Engineering
The most central sparking plug position possible to minimise the flame spread
path (or, alternately, twin plugs can be used to achieve the same objective). The
location of the sparking plug should be as close as to the exhaust valve as
possible ...
