Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 228
e first toreceive the power, one turn of the wheel will not cause wheelB to make a complete turn, whilst, conversely, wheel B beingthe larger of the two, will, if revolved, cause wheel a to turnmore than once. Just what their actual relation of movementto each other may be, is determined actually… … Fi.L. I whilst one revolution of B as the driver would cause A to goround 2\ times. It will thus be seen that by varying the size otthe different gear wheels used, the ratio between engine androad wheels can be varied. In an arrangement employing thissimple form of transmission only, the engine and…
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