Recent cotton mill construction and engineering (1894)
Nasmith, Joseph · London : J. Heywood · leaf 295
Fio. 120. Wherever practicable, journals should be allowed acertain amount of end play, about one per cent oftheir length; they will then run more smoothly,and the journal will not wear in grooves. Reverting 2U now to Fig. 120, the surfaces in which the bearingproper is suspended are found at the… … 565 be mentioned here that the iise of Magnolia metalfor bearings is increasing, and some recent tests ofa Sin. shaft running in bushes 4Mn. long, with aload of 5001bs. per sq. in., and a speed of 183revolutions per mmute, show that after four hoursthe heat did not rise excessively, although oil…
Textile factories -- Design and construction · Cotton manufacture · Cotton machinery
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