The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 360
r more links,according to the strength of chainrequired. In the construction of flat chains for mining purposes, theinventor places a number of chains together as at fig. 4, and binds thewhole together transversely by threading wire through the links, orby means of plates, in the same manner as… … ENDLESS BELTS AND CHAINS. John Kebble, of Glasgow, gentleman, for improvements in trans-mitting power in ivorking machinery where endless belts, chains, orstraps are or may be used.—Granted February 17; Enrolled August17, 1844. It is well known that endless straps or belts of leather have been and…
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