Hutton, Frederick Remsen, 1853-1918 · New York, J. Wiley & sons; London, Chapman & Hall, limited · leaf 386
ead and forced into the hole,which is a little too small for it. This is done either byhydraulic or screw presses exerting a force of 20 or 30 tons.The second method is to shrink the crank upon the pin bythe method described in par. 166. The third plan is to havethe pin and the hole taper, while… … Fig. 282. crank-pin with collars to prevent sidewise displacement of thebrass of the connecting-rod upon it. On the other hand, manycrank-pins are made without collars, and the shape of thebrass keeps the connecting-rod from the plane of the crank,and a plate which bolts to the end of the pin forms…
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