Benjamin, Charles H[enry], 1856- [from old catalog] · Cleveland, C. H. Holmes · leaf 68
stment must be of such a char«acter and in such a direction as to take up the wearand at the same time maintain as far as possible thecorrect shape of the bearing. The adjustment shouldthen be in the line of the greatest pressure. Fig. 22 illustratessome of the more com-mon ways of adjustinga… … 62 MACHINE DKSIGisr. engines when the wear is in two directions, horizontalon account of the steam pressure and vertical on ac-count of the weight of shaft and fly wheel. All ofthese are more or less imperfect since the bearing, af-ter wear and adjustment, is no longer cylindrical butis made up of…
Machine design
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