Steam engines, prepared in the Extension division of the University of Wisconsin (1919)
Shealy, Edward Marvin · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 218
^opposite G is located. The point G is furthest away from andthe point / is nearest the center of the shaft, therefore the lineIG represents the position of the eccentric. The joint in the eccentric strap is usually at right angles tothe eccentric rod. hence the eccentric may be placed in avertical… … Fig. 131, joint. In case the joint in the eccentric strap is not at rightangles to the eccentric rod, the following method of placing theeccentric in a vertical position may be used. Another tram, shaped as shown at H, Fig. 132, is made of steelwire. A punch mark J is made on the side of the…
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