Practical mechanical drawing and machine design self taught .. (1907)
Westinghouse, Charles. [from old catalog] · Chicago, F. J. Drake & co. · leaf 116
Fig. 202—^Locomotive Connecting-rod End. Since the angular motion of a long connecting-rod is small, the wear of the brasses at the cross-head end is slight. For this reason the bearing at the cross-head end of locomotive connecting-rods is sometimes made solid. Locomotive Cross-Head. Fig. 203… … Pig. 203—Locomotive Cross-head. sleeve at its center, upon which works the connect-ing-rod end, the latter being solid and fitted witha hardened steel bushing. The phosphor bronzebushing is prevented from rotating on the cross-head pin by a sunk key, which also prevents thepin from rotating.…
Mechanical drawing · Machine design
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