Cotton mill processes and calculations. An elementary text book for the use of textile schools and for home study (1899)
Tompkins, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914 · Charlotte, N.C., The author · leaf 104
through interme-diate b to gear d on end of shafts which carry the skewbevels e, that finally drive spindle gears or toe gears f. There are two lines of spindles, one behind the other inthese illustrations. Another gear behind d. and of samesize, engages with d and drives another line, which… … 94 This is plainly seen in Fig. i8, which also shows thebobbin skew bevels, made so for the same reason. 88. Referring to Fig. 20 or Fig. 22, the bobbins aredriven through the train O, R, S, T, U, V, W, with theintervention of differential motion, whose action is morefully described in (116.) The…
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