Capacitive Reactance

Duration: 29 frames

Year Published: 1942

Creator: U.S. Department of the Navy

Format: Filmstrip

Description: Basic theory of capacitive reactance; its application to radio instruments. The Carburetor. Part 1 U.S. Coast Guard, 1942. Need for vaporizing gasoline mixture before combustion takes place; how mixture is vaporized by spray, vacuum, and heat. (53 frames) The Carburetor. Part 2 U.S. Coast Guard, 1944. Speeds, weights, mixture, action of throttle valve, updraft carburetors, breaking up gasoline for vaporizing, mixing it with air, needle valve action, nozzles, vanes, idling, low, high speeds. (64 frames) The Carburetor. Part 3 U.S. Coast Guard, 1942. Devices for controlling air-fuel mixture in idling, accel-

Complete Record: Series: Internal Combustion Engines Series Film number: SN 648 Type: Filmstrip

Metadata Source:3434 U.S. Government Films