Report of the Late Automobile Research Committee of the I.A.E. (Now the Motor Industry Research Association) on the Effect of Operating Variables on Temperatures of the Exhaust Valve,Valve Guide and Valve Seat
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Report of the Late Automobile Research Committee of the I.A.E. (Now the Motor Industry Research Association) on the Effect of Operating Variables on Temperatures of the Exhaust Valve,Valve Guide and Valve Seat
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