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The essentials of gearing; a text book for students and for self-instruction, containing numerous problems and practical formulas (1911)

Anthony, Gardner C. (Gardner Chace), 1856- · Boston : D.C. Heath · leaf 27

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t velocity ratio, positive rotation, andpure rolling cannot be maintained at the same time in any one mechanism. Only two of thethree conditions are possible. Figs. XV, XVII, XVIII illustrate these combinations. InFig. XV there is positive rotation and pure rolling, in Fig. XVII there is constant… … Fig:. XVIII. Fig. XVII. THE ESSENTIALS OF GEARING. CHAPTER I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES. 1. Constant Velocity Ratio. Motion may be transmitted between lines of shafting bymeans of friction surfaces ; and if there be no slipping of the contact surfaces, the circumferenceof the one will have the same…

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