. American engineer and railroad journal . THE OIL BATH #ttifttttr ETCHED SECTIONS OF 300 10 20 30 40 50 6XJ W ■> * 400/ 10 SO 30 40 50 00 70 Bempemtura F ** CCKYES SHOWING COMPARATIVE RESULTS. 254 AMEEICAN ENGINEER AND RAILROAD JOURNAL. than one against the pile. Thus, to make the test constantin that respect, all bolts were etched and then tested with thepile. Great care was taken also to have 7-16 in. of the boltto rivet over and to make good, even heads. The number ofvibrations was obtained by means of a revolution counter,attached to the main gear. In conjunction with this
. American engineer and railroad journal . THE OIL BATH #ttifttttr ETCHED SECTIONS OF 300 10 20 30 40 50 6XJ W ■> * 400/ 10 SO 30 40 50 00 70 Bempemtura F ** CCKYES SHOWING COMPARATIVE RESULTS. 254 AMEEICAN ENGINEER AND RAILROAD JOURNAL. than one against the pile. Thus, to make the test constantin that respect, all bolts were etched and then tested with thepile. Great care was taken also to have 7-16 in. of the boltto rivet over and to make good, even heads. The number ofvibrations was obtained by means of a revolution counter,attached to the main gear. In conjunction with this therewas an automatic belt shifter that operated when the boltbroke. When the bolt broke the dynamometer drew the con-nection bar out until it disconnected a dog which allowed agravity belt shifter to throw off the belt. The temperatureswere obtained by means of a bath of cylinder oil and a gasstove. The inside of* the outer sheet, the bolt, and both sidesof the inner sheet, were exposed to boiler temperature, as indie locomotive boiler, while the outer sheet was exposed to theatmosphere on
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