Benjamin, Charles H[enry], 1856- [from old catalog] · Cleveland, C. H. Holmes · leaf 84
-sists of a plain cylindrical journal running in a bearingof the same shape and having rings of balls interposed.The successive rings of balls should be separated bythin loose collars to keep them in place. These collarsare a source of rubbing friction, and to do away withthem the balls are… … The bearings sofar mentioned haveno means of ad-justment for wear,onical bearings,or those in whichthe axes of the^. balls meet in a ^^S 30. common point, supply this deficiency. In designing this class of bear-ings, either for side or end thrust, the inclination ofthe axis is assumed according to…
Machine design
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