Elementary lessons in steam machinery and the marine steam engine, with a short description of the construction of a battleship (1893)
Langmaid, Joseph, Gaisford, H · London, New York : Macmillan · leaf 119
r bearings, etc, is the siphon lubricator. Referring to Fig. 50,suppose a shaft to revolve in an ordinary pedestal bearing. Acup is fitted over the bearing having a tube in it which passesdown from the top of the cup to the shaft. The cup is filledwith oil, and a piece of worsted led from the cup… … Fig. 50.—Siphon Lubricator on Pedestal Bearing. (Page 98.)
Steam-engines · Marine engines
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