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Applied mechanics, embracing strength and elasticity of materials, theory and design of structures, theory of machines and hydraulics; a text-book for engineering students (1909)

Low, David Allan, 1857-1937, Salmon, E. H. (Ernest Hinkly), b. 1879 · London, New York, Longmans, Green · leaf 378

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oose pulleys are shown in Figs. 502and f>(>3. These arrangements of belt gearing are very frequently foundin connection with machine tools.A!) is a driving shaft, and CDa counter-shaft. E is a broadpulley fixed on AB. L, and L2are loose pulleys, and F is a fastpulley. The machine is drivenby… … FIG FIG. 563. and L2 are loose pulleys, while F1 and F2 are simultaneously. When the belts are in the position shown, CD is at rest.If MN be moved to the right K will remain on L.2, H will embrace F, andCD will rotate in the same direction as AB. By shifting the belts to theleft of the position…

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