Benjamin, Charles Henry, 1856- [from old catalog], Hoffman, James David, 1868- [from old catalog] joint author · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 148
the wear and at the same time maintain as far aspossible the correct shape of the bearing. The adjustmentshould then be in the line of the greatest pressure. Fig. 50 illustrates some of the more common ways of adjustinga bearing, the arrows showing the direction of adjustment andpresumably the… … Fig. 51. horizontal on account of the steam pressure and vertical onaccount of the weight of shaft and fly-wheel. All of these aremore or less imperfect since the bearing, after wear and adjust-ment, is no longer cylindrical but is made up of two or moreapproximately cylindrical surfaces. A bearing…
Machine design
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