On the Arrangement, Care, And Operation of Wood-Working Factories And Machinery; Forming a Complete Operator's Handbook
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The lumber is cut to size whilst green, and then seasoned, so that it takes about an eighth of an inch to dress boards, to say nothing of irregular sawing. Foreign planing machines are driven with belts one-fourth the width of the cutters, while American machines have, or ought to have, twice as much width of belt ; and, of course, consume power in proportion. As a general rule, for ordinary planing, with flat cutters the belts should be one-half the width of the cutters, running on pulleys who...se diameter equals the cutter-heads, or is in the same proportion ; that is, if the pulleys are half the diameter of the cutter-head, the belt should be as wide as the cutter, and so on. This is for top cutters that bring the stuff parallel ; for bottom cutters, and for all other flat cutters that work on gauged stuff, one-third less will do.
Assuming a rule for belts would seem to be the same thing as establishing an estimate for the power required to run machines, and it would be in most cases, but not for wood machines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lumber is cut to size whilst green, and then seasoned, so that it takes about an eighth of an inch to dress boards, to say nothing of irregular sawing. Foreign planing machines are driven with belts one-fourth the width of the cutters, while American machines have, or ought to have, twice as much width of belt ; and, of course, consume power in proportion. As a general rule, for ordinary planing, with flat cutters the belts should be one-half the width of the cutters, running on pulleys who...se diameter equals the cutter-heads, or is in the same proportion ; that is, if the pulleys are half the diameter of the cutter-head, the belt should be as wide as the cutter, and so on. This is for top cutters that bring the stuff parallel ; for bottom cutters, and for all other flat cutters that work on gauged stuff, one-third less will do.
Assuming a rule for belts would seem to be the same thing as establishing an estimate for the power required to run machines, and it would be in most cases, but not for wood machines.
What to read after On the Arrangement, Care, And Operation of Wood-Working Factories And Machinery; Forming a Complete Operator's Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards John N. to read onlineMoreLess
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