The mechanical engineer's pocket-book. A reference-book of rules, tables, data, and formulæ, for the use of engineers, mechanics, and students (1910)
Kent, William, 1851-1918 · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 442
rope, and cut the other strand to about thesame length from the point of meeting as at A, Fig. 87. (3). Unlay the adjacent strand in the opposite direction, and followingthe unlay closely, lay in its place the corresponding opposite strand, cut-ting the ends as described before at B, Fig. 87. There… … Fig. 88. Splicing Wire Rope. Fig. 89. Pursue the same course with the remaining four pairs of oppositestrands, stopping each pair about eight or ten turns of the rope short ofthe preceding pair, and cutting the ends as before. We now have all the strands laid in their proper places with their…
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