Taggart, William Scott · London : George Routledge & Sons, Ltd. · leaf 21
ILE MECHANICS wheel drives B, and except when the two wheels C and Dare equal in teeth, any difference in their sizes will make adifference in the speed of B. Whilst C and D are thereforecarriers, they must be distinguished from single carriers, andthis distinction is usually noted by referring to… … R$.17 of C, but as C has only 12 teeth, this latter wheel must revolvetwice whilst A revolves once. Since the two wheels C and Drevolve together, D will also make two revolutions whilst Amakes one. As D has 24 teeth, and it makes two revolutions,there will be 2x24 = 48 teeth of D to gear with the…
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