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ABSTRACT THE Diesel engine has now been constructed successfully in. so many different types that any book on its design which is not restricted to one particular line of development must
almost necessarily become too discursive to be of practical value to the designer. It is in this respect that H. F. Shepherd's “Diesel Engine Design” fails to meet the real need for a
book or series of books on this subject. The historical and deseriptivo treatment and the discussions on numerous points which arise in design are all to the good; but the author does not
really grapple with the actual problem of design until the last chapter or two. It is an introduction to, rather than a manual on, design./p> Diesel Engine Design Harold F. Shepherd By.
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