. Spons' dictionary of engineering, civil, mechanical, military, and naval; with technical terms in French, German, Italian, and Spanish . has brought the shackle-joint near to theclamp, which is then screwed up. Asbefore described, the west-way rope is thentaken off, and the north-way rope con-nected. When the end of the north-wayrope is not just opposite to this point, it isdrawn up by a winch, fixed here for thepurpose. In coming oMíbye, the set (from eitherway) comes out to the shaft without stop-ping. At the fore end of the set is fixedthe self-acting knock-off link, Fig. the se


. Spons' dictionary of engineering, civil, mechanical, military, and naval; with technical terms in French, German, Italian, and Spanish . has brought the shackle-joint near to theclamp, which is then screwed up. Asbefore described, the west-way rope is thentaken off, and the north-way rope con-nected. When the end of the north-wayrope is not just opposite to this point, it isdrawn up by a winch, fixed here for thepurpose. In coming oMíbye, the set (from eitherway) comes out to the shaft without stop-ping. At the fore end of the set is fixedthe self-acting knock-off link, Fig. the set arrives at the top of the kip,and most of the tubs are over the brow,a piece of iron, fixed to the roof, comesin contact with the arm A of the knock-off apparatus, and releases the main rope,which falls off to one side. The engineis then stopped, and the set is let down bythe tail rope, which is still attached, tillthe first tub (if there are no full tubs stand-ing) reaches the shaft. Whilst going down, spraggs are put into the tub wheels, by means ofwhich the tubs are afterwards let down to the shaft as HAULAGE. 1857 Fig. 3911 represents the knock-off link used at the other end of the set. When the rope has tobe disconnected, the cotter at C is removed, and the link L is pushed off by the foot.


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