Experimental Engineering
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(3) Apply a small amount of this oil to the bearing and journal; place bearing in place on journal and apply the full load.
(4) Place the thermometer for taking temperature of bearing in its place, and after reading thermometers, counter, and time, start the machine.
(5) At the instant the machine is started a drop of oil from the cup should be applied to the journal on the advancing side, where the bearing touches the journal, and spreading the oil so as to make a uniform lubrication. All oil ...used on test will be applied so, pass- ing the stick backwards and forwards along the face of the bearing, spreading the oil evenly. If the pull in pounds increases in spite of the spreading, apply fresh oil from the cup until the pull falls back or becomes less. The pull in pounds should fall to normal in about 20 minutes from start to test. Keeping the poise on friction beam just balanced while the oil is uniformly spread, the proper amount of oil can be easily found ; for, as the temperature increases the pull decreases, until the oil has reached its best working tem- perature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(3) Apply a small amount of this oil to the bearing and journal; place bearing in place on journal and apply the full load.
(4) Place the thermometer for taking temperature of bearing in its place, and after reading thermometers, counter, and time, start the machine.
(5) At the instant the machine is started a drop of oil from the cup should be applied to the journal on the advancing side, where the bearing touches the journal, and spreading the oil so as to make a uniform lubrication. All oil ...used on test will be applied so, pass- ing the stick backwards and forwards along the face of the bearing, spreading the oil evenly. If the pull in pounds increases in spite of the spreading, apply fresh oil from the cup until the pull falls back or becomes less. The pull in pounds should fall to normal in about 20 minutes from start to test. Keeping the poise on friction beam just balanced while the oil is uniformly spread, the proper amount of oil can be easily found ; for, as the temperature increases the pull decreases, until the oil has reached its best working tem- perature.
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