Ludy, Llewellyn V., 1875- [from old catalog], American Technical Society · Chicago, American technical society · leaf 95
xtending down the side of the pulley for a fractionalpart of an inch. The brake is tightened up by means of the handwheel E. The pipe Fx delivers water to the rim of the wheelfor keeping it cool. Pipe F2 is arranged to scoop up the waterfrom the rim, thus keeping the rim of the wheel filled with… … Fig. 68. Revolution Counter and Recorder the arrow, the tendency is for the brake band to move in the samedirection, but the V-shaped arms resting upon the platform scalesprevent this, and the amount of pressure W exerted by the brakelever is weighed by the scales. Hence, one can at any time…
Indicators for steam-engines · Steam-engines
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