. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . eeping of the outer race. The labyrinth seals on each side prevent the oil frombeing thrown out, and dust and dirt from getting and drain plugs are provided to facilitate the ap-plication and renewal of the lubricant. The proper oillevel is at the center of the lowest roller and there is a pluglocated at this level. Every effort is made to be sure that the inside of thebox is clean, and to further this end the castings are sand- Weight of journal box (approximate) 600 lbs. Weight o
. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . eeping of the outer race. The labyrinth seals on each side prevent the oil frombeing thrown out, and dust and dirt from getting and drain plugs are provided to facilitate the ap-plication and renewal of the lubricant. The proper oillevel is at the center of the lowest roller and there is a pluglocated at this level. Every effort is made to be sure that the inside of thebox is clean, and to further this end the castings are sand- Weight of journal box (approximate) 600 lbs. Weight of bearing (approximate) 215 lbs. Auxiliary locomotives equipped with this type of journalbearing have been in service for more than three years, theearliest applications being on the Delaware & Hudson, andthe Kansas City Southern. During this period, the out-standing characteristics of the bearing has been its relia-bility tin i >ugh which it has contributed in no small measureto the success of the unit as a whole. There have beenno train detentions due either to hot boxes or other n r v_ y. JT^ Side Elevation and Cross Section of S K F Roller Bearing As Applied to Tender Booster of the Bethlehem Steel Company blasted and the non-machined interior surfaces are coatedwith heavy shellac or an aluminum paint. As is customary with locomotive driving boxes thefaces are grooved for lubricating purposes, but it is worthpointing out that the flanges are machined straight, andare not tapered in toward the horizontal center line in theusual manner. This is unnecessary, since the self-aligning property of the bearing affords completeflexibility to the axle. As pointed out above the box isstabilized by the application of the load through doubleequalizers rigidly connected together. At the presenttime, shoes and wedges are used on the pedestals, but itis believed that experience will show that these are notnecessary. The thrust on the axle is taken through the outboardrow of rollers, aga
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