Use of Oils in Textile Mills
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Figs. 9 and 10, will give an idea of the principle and construction. It consists of the 37 testing-shaft or journal F, I14 in. long by 1^4, in. in diam- eter, and the bronze bearings GG\ the pressure of which on the shaft can be regulated by the coil spring. The amount of pressure is shown by the index M. A thermometer in Q indicates the temperature of the bearing. The journal la 1 igs. and 10— TIIURSTOX MACHINE.
rotated by means of the step-pulley C in the direction of the arrow; this causes a... displacement of the pendulum GK, containing the spring J along the arc PP'.
The amount of displacement along this arc measures the friction of the oil, being large with great friction and small with good lubricants. The arc is so graduated that, divid- ing the reading by the pressure shown by the index M, the coefficient of friction is given. This machine is designed for testing the lighter oils. A larger size of this machine is made with a journal 3% in. in diameter and 7 in. long for heavy lubricants and railroad work.
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Figs. 9 and 10, will give an idea of the principle and construction. It consists of the 37 testing-shaft or journal F, I14 in. long by 1^4, in. in diam- eter, and the bronze bearings GG\ the pressure of which on the shaft can be regulated by the coil spring. The amount of pressure is shown by the index M. A thermometer in Q indicates the temperature of the bearing. The journal la 1 igs. and 10— TIIURSTOX MACHINE.
rotated by means of the step-pulley C in the direction of the arrow; this causes a... displacement of the pendulum GK, containing the spring J along the arc PP'.
The amount of displacement along this arc measures the friction of the oil, being large with great friction and small with good lubricants. The arc is so graduated that, divid- ing the reading by the pressure shown by the index M, the coefficient of friction is given. This machine is designed for testing the lighter oils. A larger size of this machine is made with a journal 3% in. in diameter and 7 in. long for heavy lubricants and railroad work.
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