The design of marine engines and auxiliaries (1916)
Bragg, Edward Milton, b. 1874 · New York, D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 73
ill vary from i inJLj—T--i;0 small engines to 2 in largeengines. 58. Thickness of Slipper.— The ahead and backingsurfaces are usually lined■with white metal of a totalthickness of | inch. Thewhite metal is held in dovetailed grooves about | inch deep sothat the surface of the white metal projects I… … DESIGN OF ENGINE PARTS 61 is attached to it by means of four or more bolts which must belarge enough in the case of the box and single slipper to carrythe load when backing. The slipper can be made of cast steelor forged steel, and in the case of the single-slipper type shouldbe figured for bending…
Marine engines
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