Five hundred and seven mechanical movements (1903)
Brown, Henry T. [from old catalog] · New York, Brown & Seward · leaf 93
rapidrotary motion on its axis. When the frame,H, and wheel, A, are in motion, the ten-dency of the wheel. A, is to assume a verti-cal position, but this tendency is opposedby a spring, L. The greater the velocityof the governor, the stronger is the tendencyabove mentioned, and the more it… … Mechanic^!- Movements. 89 358. Traverse of carriage, made variableby fusee according to the variation in di-ameter where the band acts. 359. Primitive drilling apparatus. Being / once set in motion, it is kept going by hand, by alternately pressing down and relieving the transverse bar to which the…
Mechanical movements
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