Hutton, Frederick Remsen, 1853-1918 · New York, J. Wiley & sons; London, Chapman & Hall, limited · leaf 385
177. The Crank-pin.—The crank-pin is usually of high-carbon steel. It requires to be very solidly inserted into theeye of the crank, and to this end three methods are usual.First, it may be forced in by a press. The hole in the eye ismade cylindrical, and the end of the pin which enters the…
Mechanical engineering · Steam power plants
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