Steam turbine engines : their construction, care and operation (1910)
Swingle, Calvin F. (Calvin Franklin), b. 1846 · Chicago : Frederick J. Drake · leaf 31
with oil supplied under light pres-sure, which permits a vibration of the inner shell or sleeveand at the same time tends to restrain or cushion it. Thisarrangement allows the shaft to revolve about its axis ofgravity, instead of the geometrical axis, as would be the 26 Steofii Enfjiuecnnrj case if… … Fig. 248 A flexible coupling is provided, by means of which thepower of the turbine is transmitted to the d\namo or othermachine it is intended to run. The oil from all the bear- ]VestingJiome-Parso)is Turbine 27 ings drains back into a reservoir^ and from there it is forcedup into a chamber, where…
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