Mechanical movements, powers, devices and appliances (1901)
Hiscox, Gardner Dexter, 1822?-1908 · New York, N. W. Henley & company · leaf 47
105. FRICTION GEAR, traversingmotion. A, the driver. B and C are faston the clutch sleeve which is free to slideon a feather on the driven shaft. The leverbrings B or C in contact with the drivingcone A for reversing. … 106. FRICTION GEAR. — Variablespeed from a pair of cone pulleys, one ofwhich is the driver. A double-faced frictionpinion is moved on the line A, B in contactwith both cones. A ff I to 107. FRICTION GEAR.—A pair of frictiondiscs A, B on parallel shafts out of line, with atraverse friction pinion on…
Mechanical movements
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