The Engineer's Sketch-Book of Mechanical Movements, Devices, Appliances ...
The Engineer's Sketch-Book of Mechanical Movements, Devices, Appliances ...
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1364 & 1365. Two methods of securing end of rod to any solid part of machine ; used for steam hammer heads.
1366. Hollow post centre, with water or steam channel to allow for swivelling.
1367. Group of sleeve centres^ employed to allow of several pairs of lover or wheel motions being taken independently on a single shaft.
1368. Ordinary centre pin, with nut, washer, and split pin.
1369. Ordinary centre pin, with split pin and washer.
Digitized by Googk THE ENGINEERS SKETCH-BOOK, Digitized by Go...ogk 1 68 THE ENGINEERS SKETCH-BOOK.
Section 78.— SCREW GEAR, BOLTS, Ac.
1370. Square thread screw. Single, double, or multiple thread.
1371. V thread screw.
1372. Enlarged section of V thread.
1373. Strongest thread when the strain is always in one direction.
1374. Round thread screw.
1376. Qeared thready to be used with ordinary wheel teeth, the section of thread being that of a rack of the same pitch as wheel.
1376. Earth screw, screw pile, screw mooring, earth borer. See No.
530.
1377. Fixed screw, with hand wheel to revolve the nut, the screw having no rotation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1364 & 1365. Two methods of securing end of rod to any solid part of machine ; used for steam hammer heads.
1366. Hollow post centre, with water or steam channel to allow for swivelling.
1367. Group of sleeve centres^ employed to allow of several pairs of lover or wheel motions being taken independently on a single shaft.
1368. Ordinary centre pin, with nut, washer, and split pin.
1369. Ordinary centre pin, with split pin and washer.
Digitized by Googk THE ENGINEERS SKETCH-BOOK, Digitized by Go...ogk 1 68 THE ENGINEERS SKETCH-BOOK.
Section 78.— SCREW GEAR, BOLTS, Ac.
1370. Square thread screw. Single, double, or multiple thread.
1371. V thread screw.
1372. Enlarged section of V thread.
1373. Strongest thread when the strain is always in one direction.
1374. Round thread screw.
1376. Qeared thready to be used with ordinary wheel teeth, the section of thread being that of a rack of the same pitch as wheel.
1376. Earth screw, screw pile, screw mooring, earth borer. See No.
530.
1377. Fixed screw, with hand wheel to revolve the nut, the screw having no rotation.
What to read after The Engineer's Sketch-Book of Mechanical Movements, Devices, Appliances ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Walter Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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