Transmission Efficiencies of Belting
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The machine should be changed so that a longer travel of the bed is possible, otherwise it performs very creditably. The carriage can bo easily made so that the travel of six inches can be increased to about three feet. This would eliminate the necessity of having to shift the whole machine when the tension is ifauried.
The belt tested gave good results; in no case was the slippage over one per cent. A leather belt without dressing would no doubt have given a far greater slip than this specimen....
In the greater part, the results of this thesis were satisfactory, and conform to the general expectations in regajcd to belt performance.
27 MATERIALS OP BELT CONSTRUCTION.
Belting Is manufactured from quite a variety of materials. The belts which have given the longest service are the oak-tanned leather belts.
The best material for these belts is provid- ed from a strip of the hide running along the back of the animal, about eighteen inches in width. The hide then decreases in value to tbe hide i^ich is out from the belly of the animsi The best hide is about two -tenths of an inch thick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The machine should be changed so that a longer travel of the bed is possible, otherwise it performs very creditably. The carriage can bo easily made so that the travel of six inches can be increased to about three feet. This would eliminate the necessity of having to shift the whole machine when the tension is ifauried.
The belt tested gave good results; in no case was the slippage over one per cent. A leather belt without dressing would no doubt have given a far greater slip than this specimen....
In the greater part, the results of this thesis were satisfactory, and conform to the general expectations in regajcd to belt performance.
27 MATERIALS OP BELT CONSTRUCTION.
Belting Is manufactured from quite a variety of materials. The belts which have given the longest service are the oak-tanned leather belts.
The best material for these belts is provid- ed from a strip of the hide running along the back of the animal, about eighteen inches in width. The hide then decreases in value to tbe hide i^ich is out from the belly of the animsi The best hide is about two -tenths of an inch thick.
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