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Locomotive appliances (1901)

Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 96

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Fig. 1.Climax Flexible Metallic Joint. Fig. 2 shows a sectional view of one of the universaljoints. They are made entirely of steam metal, andthe two glands (G-G) are each surrounded by threeJenkins discs screwed down to a joint by the nuts(E-E). These nuts have holes in their faces to per-… … D—Jenkins DiscsE for Packing. E-E—Nuts to holdGlands. G-G—Glands. Fig. 2.Climax Flexible Metallic Joint—Double Joint. The center swivel joint shown in Fig. 1 has a singlegland and set of packing similar to those shown inFig. 2. PRESSURE GAUGES. The first devices for indicating the varying changesof…

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