- A
poppet valve (also
called mushroom valve) is a
valve typically used to
control the
timing and
quantity of gas or
vapor flow into an engine. It consists...
- below. The lookout,
situated at the top of Camp Hill, was
originally a
poppet head from the
Garden Gully United mine (one of Bendigo's
richest mines) and...
- 1890s
timber poppet head and ****ociated
corrugated iron
machinery buildings no
longer exist. A
metal poppet head replaced the
timber poppet head in 1930s...
- they
still retain an
intact poppet head, the only
surviving one in the
Otago goldfields. The
Golden Progress poppet head was
constructed of Australian...
- heat away from the
head, and
therefore the
engine in general. In the
overhead valve (OHV) design, the
cylinder head contains the
poppet valves and the spark...
- traditionally-built mine
shaft is the
headframe (or
winding tower,
poppet head or pit
head)
which stands above the shaft.
Depending on the type of
hoist used...
-
internal combustion engines began to
develop separately to
steam engines,
poppet valves became increasingly common, with most
engines until the 1950s using...
-
internal combustion engine with its
poppet valves contained within the
engine block,
instead of in the
cylinder head, as in an
overhead valve engine. Flatheads...
- is a type of
valve mechanism for
piston engines,
distinct from the
usual poppet valve.
Sleeve valve engines saw use in a
number of pre-World War II luxury...
-
could choose from one of six
virtual pet
monsters (Diavlo, Luvli, Katsuma,
Poppet, Furi, and Zommer) they
could create, name and nurture. Once
their pet had...