It is furnished with a stirrer, which can be worked by hand or by mechanical means, the gearing for the stirrer being fixed to the lid, so that by means of a crane the lid may be removed, together with the stirrer and gearing.
The first piece of iron-toothed gearing ever cast is placed on the lawn in front of Murdock’s villa.
The frame H is driven by bevel gearing from the engine, and by that means the pinion 1 is carried round the stationary toothed circle G, and the wheel A is thus made to receive a rapid rotary motion on its axis.
From the change-speed gear, the drive is through a shaft K, having a universal joint L at each end, to the bevel gearingabove the differential gear of the live rear axle.
A reduction of the speed of the governor brings the belt on the upper pulley, which acts upon the gearing for producing an opposite effect on the shuttle or gate.
The only way to avoid special gearing would be to revolve the barrel and train each hour so that the minute hand could travel with them as it travels with the center wheel in conventional watches.
Once this condition was set up, the usual dial gearing would apply.
Special dialgearing would be required for the hour hand to accompany this dial.
If the need for special gearing existed at this time it seems strange that it was not covered by patent as was done in the later patent[10] assigned to William B.
No dial or dial gearing is shown in the patent or exists in the patent model.
A practical center arbor to support and guide the entire rotating mechanism is here combined with a stem-winding and lever-setting mechanism and dial gearing in a well thought out arrangement.
The proper gearing or parts to produce from the power each motion for each tool should then be invented.
It should then be considered if parts of each train of gearing cannot be combined, so as to make one part do the work of a part in each train; in short, to reduce the machine to its lowest terms.
This shaft is driven by a spline and bevel gearing and is supported by a threaded feed-nut, carried in the lower bearing.
The screw-shaft andgearing are carried by a swivel-head, which can be rotated in a vertical plane, for boring holes at an angle.
The hoist motor is of eight horse power, and is connected by worm gearing and then by triple reduction gearingto the hoist drum.
The driving motor of two horse power is geared by double reduction gearing to the driving wheels at one end of the hoist.
The cylinder is put in motion either by bringing it into gearing with other parts of the apparatus already in motion; or by releasing a break with the hand, or by the action of some object at a distance by means of an electric current.
For many years the black had been in charge of the refitting of captured battleships that they might navigate Omean, and so was familiar with the construction of the propellers, housings, and the auxiliary gearing required.
In his explanation I recognized a trick of gearing that Kantos Kan had taught me that time we sailed under false names in the navy of Zodanga beneath Sab Than, the Prince.
The power is obtained by means of a pair of pumps run through spur-gearing by the belt pulleys shown.
High and low gearing are the natural sequel to high and low wheels.
There are several devices which enable us to obtain the advantages of high and low gearing on the same machine, which at the same time give the rider the benefit of a free pedal whenever he wishes.
Of course the lower the gearing the greater is the mechanical advantage in favor of the rider when meeting with much resistance, whether from wind, mud, or steepness of slope.
Spur gearinghaving teeth slanting across the face of the wheel, sometimes slanting in opposite directions from the middle.
In addition to the crank that corresponds to a throttle, there is a gauge on every vehicle, which shows its exact speed in miles per hour, by gearing operated by the revolutions of the wheels.
This consisted of a brass disk, with its plane inclined to the horizontal, which could be turned about its axis by a wheel gearing in teeth on the edge of the disk, and driven by the operator in a manner which will presently appear.
In the use of the instrument the paper-cylinder is turned by the operator while the style is kept on the curve, and the disk is turned by the gearing already referred to, which is driven by a shaft geared with that of the paper-cylinder.
Gearing suitable for level stretches would not be sufficiently powerful for hills: the motor would slow and probably stop from want of momentum.
Special gearing moved this truck-like construction backwards and forwards to bring a sharp focus into the eyepiece or on to a photographic plate.
All four wheels of each are (or were) connected by gearing and rods to the two cylinders.
The main frame-work containing the gearing was suspended on two wheels about three feet four inches in diameter.
For the use of wheels, or a system of gearing to all kinds of motive machinery is coeval with the first dawn of mechanical science.
To this drum is attached suitable gearing for moving the feed parts with sufficient power and in the way desired.
This part, called the motor, is controlled by two levers, one releasing a brake and allowing the motor to operate the feed, the other locking the gearing so that no more carbide will be dropped into the water.
The motor is at C and imparts motion to the axle or wheels through the gearing contained in the casing D.
Through this train of gearing the bevel wheels E are driven, and these are attached to the hubs of the carriage wheels.
His planet gearing was the origin of the balance gear.
Spur-gearing transmitted the driving power from the crank shaft to the axle.
The motion of the crank-shafts was communicated to the separate axles of the driving-wheels by spur-gearing with two speeds.
Two speeds were obtained by means of spur gearing between the crank shaft and the counter shaft.
Spur gearing and couplings were used on each side of the carriage for communicating motion from the crank shaft to the main driving axle.
Gearing transmitted the motion of this shaft to the driving wheels.
There were several existing methods of gearing the propeller to the machine gun, but Constantinesco’s system proved so much more reliable that it was adopted and widely used by the British in their battle planes.
In turbine-driven vessels some sort of gearing is required between the propeller and the turbine.
The hydraulic cylinder lies horizontally on the basement floor and by means of pulley gearing a short motion of the plunger is sufficient to raise the car several stories.
A train of gearing is driven by the gyrating disk which operates a set of dial pointers and a measure of the amount of water passing through the meter is indicated.
It is no simple matter to gear down the high speed and enormous power of a turbine, However, an elaborate system of gearing has been provided for this purpose which has proved satisfactory even in powerful battle cruisers.
In order to utilize the power developed in the wheel, gearing must be used to step down the speed.
In some cases a specially designed system of toothed gearing has been employed, in another the power of the turbine is converted into electricity and then reconverted into mechanical power by means of a motor on the propeller shaft.
For this reason worm gearing is used in the steering gear of automobiles.
One of the disadvantages of toothed gearing is that a change of speed can only be made by shifting gears.
Furthermore, he provided this slide rest with a nut that engaged a screw driven through suitable gearing by the lathe spindle.
The driving engines and most of the intermediate gearing are already in position in the engine house.
Worm wheel gearing is of very high efficiency if made very quick in pitch, with properly formed teeth perfectly lubricated, and with the end thrust of the worm taken on ball bearings.
Much attention has been paid to the improvement of the mechanical details of the lifting and other motions of cranes, and in important installations the gearing is now usually made of cast steel.
