Sugar Machinery a Descriptive Treatise Devoted to the Machinery And Processes U
Sugar Machinery a Descriptive Treatise Devoted to the Machinery And Processes U
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SUGAR MACHINERY. 217 The gudgeons of the crushing rollers are gradually and constantly becoming deteriorated, not only by the natural wearing away of the metal, but by the change which takes place in its texture, owing to the constant heavy strains to which the parts are subjected when the mill is at work, causing the grain of the said metal to alter, and finally to become short. The result of this is that, upon an extra severe strain occurring, the defective gudgeon goes or twists off without ...any warning.
Should one or two teeth only on one of the pinions or toothed wheels happen to strip, in the middle of the crop season or later, it is sometimes more advisable to execute a temporary repair which will enable the grinding to be com- pleted, than to remove and replace the defective pinion or toothed wheel, even when a spare one is handy. The removal of the old one is frequently a difficult and lengthy job, and even when the duplicate one is in place it may be found necessary to do a lot of chipping to render the new teeth (and in the case ' of a roller pinion the shrouding) suitable for working with the old and worn ones of the remaining pinions or toothed wheels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SUGAR MACHINERY. 217 The gudgeons of the crushing rollers are gradually and constantly becoming deteriorated, not only by the natural wearing away of the metal, but by the change which takes place in its texture, owing to the constant heavy strains to which the parts are subjected when the mill is at work, causing the grain of the said metal to alter, and finally to become short. The result of this is that, upon an extra severe strain occurring, the defective gudgeon goes or twists off without ...any warning.
Should one or two teeth only on one of the pinions or toothed wheels happen to strip, in the middle of the crop season or later, it is sometimes more advisable to execute a temporary repair which will enable the grinding to be com- pleted, than to remove and replace the defective pinion or toothed wheel, even when a spare one is handy. The removal of the old one is frequently a difficult and lengthy job, and even when the duplicate one is in place it may be found necessary to do a lot of chipping to render the new teeth (and in the case ' of a roller pinion the shrouding) suitable for working with the old and worn ones of the remaining pinions or toothed wheels.
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