Workshop Hints for Munition Workers
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When lead is used for the numerator, lead must be used for the denominator ; and when threads per inch are used for the numerator, threads per inch must be used for the denominator. The following examples make the matter plain : The number of threads per inch of the leading screw is assumed to be 2, and the pitch J in.
(1) Find the ratio for a screw of f-in. Lead.
Ratio = *=tx* = L = i 4 8 (2) Find the ratio for a screw of IJ-in. Lead.
(3) Find the ratio for a screw of J-in. Lead.
Ratio =|=ixi=...f=J 2 (4) Find the ratio for a screw of 2j4n. Lead.
If the number of threads per inch of the required screw is given, it should be converted into lead or worked out as follows : (5) Find the ratio for a screw having fourteen threads SGREW-GUTTING 93 per inch, the leading screw having two threads per inch. Ratio = ^ =1.
Calculating Simple Trains of Change Gears. In the following examples of working out change gears, unless otherwise stated, the leading screw has two threads per inch, or J-in. Pitch, this being the standard leading screw for British lathes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When lead is used for the numerator, lead must be used for the denominator ; and when threads per inch are used for the numerator, threads per inch must be used for the denominator. The following examples make the matter plain : The number of threads per inch of the leading screw is assumed to be 2, and the pitch J in.
(1) Find the ratio for a screw of f-in. Lead.
Ratio = *=tx* = L = i 4 8 (2) Find the ratio for a screw of IJ-in. Lead.
(3) Find the ratio for a screw of J-in. Lead.
Ratio =|=ixi=...f=J 2 (4) Find the ratio for a screw of 2j4n. Lead.
If the number of threads per inch of the required screw is given, it should be converted into lead or worked out as follows : (5) Find the ratio for a screw having fourteen threads SGREW-GUTTING 93 per inch, the leading screw having two threads per inch. Ratio = ^ =1.
Calculating Simple Trains of Change Gears. In the following examples of working out change gears, unless otherwise stated, the leading screw has two threads per inch, or J-in. Pitch, this being the standard leading screw for British lathes.
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