The design of marine engines and auxiliaries (1916)
Bragg, Edward Milton, b. 1874 · New York, D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 70
Fig. 24. Fig. 24; (3) by means of a box on the end of the piston rodwhich provides bearing for a pin held by the fork of the connect-ing rod, see Fig. 25. The first is the most common type and isfound in both merchant engines and naval engines; the second DESIGN OF ENGINE PARTS 57 type is used on… … Fig. 25. 54. Size of Crosshead Pins. — The size of the crosshead pinis determined by the amount of bearing surface needed to keepthe unit bearing pressure between 850 pounds and 1200 poundsfor merchant engines and between 1200 pounds and 1800 poundsfor naval engines. The bearing surface is taken as…
Marine engines
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