Babendreier, Arthur O. [from old catalog], Maryland institute for the promotion of mechanic arts and design, Baltimore. [from old catalog] · Baltimore, Md., The Maryland institute for the promotion of mechanic arts and design · leaf 42
d exceed thetensile strength of the cast iron of which flywheels areusually made. Any additional metal placed in the rim would also bestressed beyond its capacity due to centrifugal force. In a flywheel rim, the total centrifugal force resultsfrom weight of entire rim, its velocity and radius.… … BELTS AND PULLEYS These are extensively used to transmit power fromone revolving shaft to another, or to a machine for doingwork. Most machines and tools in shops and factoriesare driven by them (see Fig. 15-a-b-c-d). In the simplest form(Fig. 15a) the pulley, d,on one shaft is called thedriver and…
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