Audels answers on automobiles, for owners, operators, repairmen ... including chapters on the storage battery, electric vehicles, motor cycles, overhauling the car, etc. Fully illustrated and indexed (1911)
Booth, Charles Edwin, b. 1849 · London, New York, T. Audel & co · leaf 324
cribe in general the operation of a chain. Ans. The rivets of a chain act as a number of auxiliaryshafts, and operate under friction in the same manner, butwith less favorable conditions than the shaft that drivesthem. A chain can never be in true pitch with its sprocket.A pair of spur gears… … Figs. 185 and 186.—Diagrams showing the behavior of a chain on asprocket of equal pitch, and on one of unequal pitch. This being so, it must be put up with, and involves the con-sequence that a chain can only drive with one tooth at atime, supplemented by any frictional bite the other linksmay have…
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