The manufacture of paint; a practical handbook for paint manufacturers, merchants, and painters (1915)
Smith, J. Cruickshank (James Cruickshank), b. 1870 · London, Scott, Greenwood · leaf 99
ntical with those shown in Fig. 47. The plant illustrated is fitted with belt drive, but in many of the newest plants an electrical drive is substituted, the motor (20 to 25 h.p.) being fixed between the back standards of the machine. Thus the whole plant becomes self-contained. The advantages… … PIG. 51. — Direct electric drive on a triple granite-roller mill. place of steam and gas engines. By the use of electric motors of suitable power attached to each machine or group •of machines waste of power is prevented, as while the mill is idle the motor can be stopped. The very considerable…
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