The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 381
he collar «-, has a rib or bead upon it, thatenters into a corresponding groove in the wheels c, e, in order toprevent any movement of the mould in the direction of its length.On the shaft /, of the wheels J, c, is a rigger or pulley g, aroundwhich pasi;es an endless band from a steam-engine or… … Fig. 4. Other by turning the screws /,/, for the purpose of adjusting thelevel of the mould, and for regulating the distance between thewheels b, c, and rf, e, to suit moulds of different diameters. Oneend of the mould is formed with an internal flange A-, to retain the.fluid metal within it during…
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