In a high-power engine, premature explosionmay be the cause of the breaking of a vital part, such as the piston-rod or the crank-shaft.
If there be no mark, the cock is slowly opened in order that no premature explosion may be caused by an excess of gas.
This precaution is necessary in order to avoid a premature explosion, liable to cause a sharp backward revolution of the fly-wheel.
They were made of cast steel, but owing to a premature explosion in a mortar, supposed to be due to weakness of the shell, they are now made of forged steel.
The base end of lyddite shell is made solid to prevent the possibility of the gas pressure in the gun producing a premature explosion.
The compression, and consequent generation of heat on discharge of the charge in these long shell, render them liable to premature explosion if fired with high velocities.
Although far superior to common shell in man-killing effect, their action was not altogether satisfactory, as the shell on bursting projected the bullets in all directions, and there was a liability of premature explosion.
Premature explosion is prevented by passing a link of the chain, through a slot in the bolt c, securing it there by a pin of bent wire l.
A safety pin k is provided to prevent a premature explosion due to the pin g being accidentally withdrawn.
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