Sentence examples for bore of an engine from inspiring English sources

The tax was based on the bore of an engine, so the Model T cost £23 a year -- twice that of the Morris Cowley.

Hence, this paper focuses on the application of DMAICapproach for process capability improvement of the crankpin bore honingoperation of an engine connecting rod manufacturing process.

The analysis accounts for the kinematic non-linearity resulting from the crankangle-dependent circumferential contact location between each journal and the corresponding bore of the engine block.

The results indicate that the load of the linear alternator is primarily associated with the bore of the engine, and the maximum electromagnetic force is approximately proportional to the square of the bore; the effective stroke length is associated with the optimum working point of free-piston linear alternator which could be defined using the numerical simulation program.

The engine had a bore of 36 inches and a stroke of 22 inches.

The engines had a bore of 36 inches and a stroke of 18 inches and each drove a single 7 feet propeller.

The engines had a bore of 38 inches and a stroke of 18 inches and each drove a single four-bladed 8 feet propeller.

The engines were originally intended to have a bore of 90 inches and a stroke of 45 inches, but Webb increased the bore to 100 inches to insure that Dunderberg reached her contract speed.

The experimental engine had a single horizontal cylinder with a bore of 43 cm (17 inches) and a stroke (maximum piston movement) of 48 cm (19 inches) and operated at 257 revolutions per minute.

In 1945 a bore of 400 mm-plus and a speed of around 400 rev/min were necessary; in 1970 typical medium-speed engine parameters resulted in a bore of 300 mm and a speed of 600 rev/min, while typical high-speed engine parameters were 250 mm and 1000 rev/min to yield 200 kW/cylinder.

The engine displaced 232.6 cubic inches with a bore of 3.375 inches and stroke of 3.250 inches.