Applied Science for Metal Workers
Applied Science for Metal Workers
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P. By non-produc- tive machinery, and only 45 H. P. Goes for productive work. There- fore every effort is made to reduce friction and waste to a minimum, and shafts are usually adjusted every ten or twelve hours.
323. Setting Line-Shafting. There are two points to be considered in setting line-shafting in line. One is that it should be either horizontally or vertically in line with its TRANSMISSION OF POWER 285 journal; the other that the line-shaft and counter-shafting should be in line with e...ach other. Unless these precautions are taken much difficulty will be experienced in the trailing of the belts. One of the best methods of making sure that two shafts are in line with each other is to place two slender reach poles or rods of exactly the same length from one shaft to the other at their opposite ends. The shaft may then be adjusted until the distance is the same at each end.
324. Flange Couplings. Line-shafting which is to en- counter much shock and sudden variations of load must be coupled with what are known as flange couplings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. By non-produc- tive machinery, and only 45 H. P. Goes for productive work. There- fore every effort is made to reduce friction and waste to a minimum, and shafts are usually adjusted every ten or twelve hours.
323. Setting Line-Shafting. There are two points to be considered in setting line-shafting in line. One is that it should be either horizontally or vertically in line with its TRANSMISSION OF POWER 285 journal; the other that the line-shaft and counter-shafting should be in line with e...ach other. Unless these precautions are taken much difficulty will be experienced in the trailing of the belts. One of the best methods of making sure that two shafts are in line with each other is to place two slender reach poles or rods of exactly the same length from one shaft to the other at their opposite ends. The shaft may then be adjusted until the distance is the same at each end.
324. Flange Couplings. Line-shafting which is to en- counter much shock and sudden variations of load must be coupled with what are known as flange couplings.
What to read after Applied Science for Metal Workers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H William Henry Dooley to read onlineMoreLess
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