Ludy, Llewellyn V., 1875- [from old catalog], American Technical Society · Chicago, American technical society · leaf 45
be as short as possible. If it is impos-sible to use a short cord, then a fine steel or brass wire should beused. The builders of indicators usually furnish a braided cordwhich has been well stretched and which gives good results. Some-times it is convenient to make a loop in the end of the cord,… … Fig. 34. Device for Altering Length of Indicator Cord reducing motion which passes through the holes in the plate P, asshown, is adjusted in length by slacking it at the point B and slip-ping the plate along the cord. To avoid an accident, in the way ofinjuring the indicator or the reducing motion,…
Indicators for steam-engines · Steam-engines
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