Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 86
he oil-well underneath the bear-ing, and when the shaft revolves it alsorotates the rings, which thus carry up acontinuous supply of oil to the bearing.Compare sketch given under heading OilThrower (which see). See Bearings; OilChamber of Bearing. Oil Switch. See Switch, Oil-break. Oil Thrower.—To… … OH Thrower the oil mounts by centrifugal force to the head of the corrugations and is thrown off. See Oil Chamber of Bearing; Bearings. Oil Varnishes.—These may be either 378 Oiled Linen—^ Open-circuit Battery baking or air-drying varnishes, accordingto their ingredients and the method…
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