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KENT’S
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS’
HANDBOOK
Design. Shop Practice
Founded by the late
WILLIAM KENT, ME, ScD.
ELEVENTH EDITION, REWRITTEN
BY
ROBERT THURSTON KENT, ME,
Editor-in-Chief
With the Collaboration of a Slaff of
Specialists
WILEY ENGINEERING
HANDBOOK SERIES
NEW YORK : JOHN WILEY @ SONS, ING.
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AND OTHER IMPORTANT WAR MATERIAIS. THE
CONTENT REMAINS COMPLETE AND UNABRIDGED.
Coprnicst, 1895, 1902, 1910, 1915
WILLIAM KENT
Coprrucurr, 1928, 1988, a
Passare Nartoxat Base & Trost Co.
‘TRUSTEE OF PSTATE OF WILLLAM KENT
‘Sopyriahtod in Canada 1988, Zaternetional Copyrieht 1998
‘Pausie National Beale & Trost Co,
CCopsritt Propitore
se Trueton of Estate of Willam Kent
AIL Rights Reserved
This book or any part ther must not
be reproduce! in ony form without
‘the written permission of the publisher,
ELEVENTH. EDITION
Tenth printing, January, 1948Gory
COLLABORATORS ON THE DESIGN AND SHOP PRACTICE
VOLUME OF THE ELEVENTH EDITION
D, M. Arey, Brocutive Secretary, American Foundrymen's Association, Chieago—
Fermoy Eat of The Foundry.” Banaiy Pract
Bassett (Deceased), Lele Technical Suporintendont, American Dress Co.
Woterinrs, Conge—Cappors Wrouslt Bresea Bronce ant Nice ays
‘Christopher H. Bierbaum, Vice-Prosdent and Consulting Engnser, Lamon Bearing
Co., Baila, N. ¥-— Bearing Meals,
‘Earle Buckingham, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Massichusctts Instituto of
‘Technology, Cambridge, Mass Gearing
'F-E, Gardullo, Chiof Englnser, G. A. Gray Co., Cincinnati, Ohio-—Planes.
B, M. Cherry, General Elvetsic Co. Industriel Dept, Industrial Heating Section,
Schorectady, Ne ¥—Induatrial Elecite Heating
‘Eugene C. Clare, Prosident, Chambersburg Engineering Co, Chanitersburg, Pa.
Forging, Practice
‘W. M. Corse, Motallurzical and Chemical Ragineor, Washington, D. C:—Brass and
Bronte; Sand-cst, Coppersnase Alloy,
‘Theodore Crane, Professor of Stehitectural Engincoring, School of Fine Arta, Yalo
University, New Haven, Cann-—Duilding Constractin,
Robert C. Deale, Too! Supervicor, EW. Bliss Co, Brooklyn, N. ¥.—Singlepoint
Metal Cating Tots,
‘Jesper O- Drafia, Profeesor of Theoretical and Aprlicd Mechanics, Matetals Testing
Laboratory, University of Iiaois, Urbans, Ill—Sivengh of Matewal
‘Bane Erast, Rowsrch Dirwtor, Cineunati Milliag Mashing Co., Cincinnati, OMo—
illong Machine Practice.
3.6. Fox, Chief Chemist and Metallursist, Doohler Die Castings Co., Telodo, Ohio.
Dicregting Alloys
“John A- Gas, Chiot Metalluriet, Dow Chemica) Ca, Midland, 3M
seu fey los.
J. G. Gesiesse, Research Chemist, Atlantic Relining Co, Philadelphia, — Zab-
rien,
1M. Halberg, Industtial Dept, Motor Division, General Electric Co., Schonectady,
N.Y Bleerie fate and Their Conia.
Frederic V. Hetzel, Consulting Engincer, Wost Chestor, Pa.—Formueely Chief Engineer,
Link Felt Co,, Philadelphia, Pa-—Mavenats Hana
W. R, Hibbard, assistant Metallurgist, At
Wrowiht Brass end Bronze
‘RE. Hiller, Research aad Development Engineer, Babeook & Wiltox Co. Barberto
Onig-—Welding
F.C. Hodge, Chief Motallurgist, Babcock & Wileox Co. Barberton, Ohio. — Melding.
HL. A. S. Howarth, Vice-President, ‘Kingsbury Machine Works, Philadelphia, Pa,
Oi Fim Bearings
H. G. Jennibus, Motallurgist, American Brass Co,, Waterbury, Conn.—Wrought Brass
cond Brown,
ay Jefites, Mstallursical Engineer, Nola Pars, Cleveland, Ohio.— Aluminum and Ite
Alloys, ‘Pungsen and Molybtowum.
Edward R. Kent, Architectural Engineer, Ridgewood, N; J.— Strength of Materials,
Robert T. Kent, Consilling Bnginocr, Verona, N- 7 Praperiza of Materials; Spvet-
Aeatone of Iron and Stal Progucte; Corrosion-revitant_AUnys; Noncmetalice Materas
Fabricated Materiales Fasteninge; Rolating Members; ‘Keys, Cottrs, Pil, Pins, Tapers
Brats; Structural Materials; Abrasive Procesce; Measurements; Mechanical Pover Tran
‘niision Mechoninm and Meckanict; Koller Beatinge; Drie and Drilling; Metal Sawing?
Machine Toot Drives, Feats and Speeds,
Magnesium
pen Brasa Co. Waterbury, Conn—COLLABORATORS ON THE DESIGN AND SHOP PRACTICE VOLUME
RL, Kenyon, Resparch Metallursist, American Rolling Mill Co,, Middletown, Obi
Armen ingot fron.
"MLS. iee, Jr Chiof Engineer, Amerisan Blower Co., Datroit, Mich—Dust Coee-
“Arthur Le Kisaball, General Electric Co., Engineering Generel Dept, Genoral Blectric
Con Schenectady, N.'¥.—Viration and Nois,
‘Matthew Luckiesh, Research Direotor, Getieral Blegtric Co., Nola Park, Cleveland,
Obi. Ilumnation
‘Mario Martellotd, Engineer, Research Dept., Cincinnati Miling Machine Co., Cine
innati, Obio--Milling Machine Pract,
TF, Spots MeDowell, Resvarch Engineer, Marbison.Walkor Relrectorins Ca, Pitts.
burg, Pa. Rapractonee
‘Paul D. Meries, Director of Research, Internationtl Nickel Co., New York.—Generat
Properics of Metals and Alloy
'H. B. Morse, Engineering Consultant, Toledo Machine and Too! Division, B. W. Bliss
Con Toledo, Obio.—Preseure Working of Metals.
‘x. KB. Pateh, Chie! Engineer, Lumen Bearing Co,, Buffalo, N. ¥.—Nonferrou
Foundry Proctice
“W. M. Peirce, Roworch Division, New Jersey Zine Co, Peloton, Pa.— Zine and Ie
Alloys
‘Thomes D. Perry, Bagincer in Woodworking, The Resinous Producta and Chemical
Cox Philadelphia Woodworking.
Norman K. Piling, Manager, esearch Labosatory, uternational Nickel Co. Bayonne,
N. J-—General Properties of Metals and Alloye,
Mortimer F. Sayte, Professor of Applied Mechanics, Union College, Schenectady,
N.Y Springs, _
Bronk M. Spelier, Director, Dept. of Metallurgy and Research, National Tube Co,
Pitishureb, Ba Corrosion of Metae
Bradley Stoughton, Deon of Hagineering, Mead of Dept. of Motallurgy, Lehigh Uni-
versity, South Bethlehem, Pa—fvon and Stel
4. 8. Tuwresey, Assistant Chief Enginoor, §. X. F, Industles, Philadelphia, Pa.
Boil Bearings.
Enrique Touceds, Consulting Enginoer, Albany, N. ¥.—Molleatle Castings,
W. Tinks, Profetsor of Mechanical Enginowing, Caravgie Institute of Teclnoloey,
Pitthurah, Ps,—Inudystriad Furnaees: Governing, Regulation and Contr
‘Sidaay J. ‘Willams, Director, Publie Safety Division, National Safety Council, Chi-
cag, IL—Sijety Engineering.
Robert Worthinston, 20 Exchange Place, New York—Avekel and fta Nonferrous
AlloysPUBLISHER'S PREFACE
In making plans for new editions of our handbook in mechanical engineering and im
lecticel entiueering, it soon became clear that engineering sclenoo and practice bad
{eedoped to auch a extent that handbooks were growing beyond all practical bounds.
‘Buy hed becouse both bulky snd inconvenient and contained mich duplicated material.
Jn order to colve the problems presented bY these conditions, the editors of our various
bundiooks were asked to serve as an advisory editorial Loard.
"This bontd, recommended, first, thatthe fndamental zcetoriat underlying all
‘ensinesring be published in a sopsrate volume, and, cond, that the existing handbooks
Siiiney ere fovised be isgued im several Yolumes containing material closely related to
Efe Gpecalled branches of engineering. Aa a rosslt of there recommendations, the Wiley
{Enstzeering Handbook Series hos beon initiated, which in the besinning will eomprise the
following: Eshboeh's “Handbook of Eneineoring Fundamentals"; Kent's " Mechanical
Bazincers! Handbook” in two volumes, vit, "Power" and " Design and Shop Practice”:
venders “Flestrcal Ensineers’ Handbook in two volumes, viz», "Electric Power” and
Communication and Electronics.”
‘This division has also male it possible to devote more epace to the various topics «0
‘hat the entite now series of handbooks containg more complete formation on al topica
then heretofore has bees possible. Jt is our bope that this new plan will give engineers
information that is more yeoful, more cotplete, snd in more convenient form.
Jou Winer & Sons, Isc.PREFACE TO THE ELEVENTH EDITION
‘March 1938.
‘Tne division of this handbook into two volumes has permitted a more thorough
trestmeut of the material in the easier editians and the jaclusion of miny new subjects
‘The development in the past ten years of many now materials of ensiveoring and the
jmprovement in tools, maclinery ang processes have made maa ofthe da tn the ealior
‘editions absolete. ‘The bonk, therefore, has practically beoa rewritten. In the selection
‘of material, the same priaeiple has been applied that has governed the ten preceding
fsdidions, namely, that the book shocld cover the practice of mechanical enzinoering.
‘The editor, and his collaborators, have presented the data that have Loew gsufal to ther
in their work as practicing ongincers
In order to make this volume complete in its, somo duplication of material in the
other volumes of thie series was nosemury; for explo, the taathernstical tables and
Some of the data on the materials of engineering. ‘This dupliestion lias boom hepe to a
{ninim, and i all eases the material has heen revised to accord more clowely with the
needs of the mechanieal engineer.
‘Tae authorship of al special articles se been indicated in the text. Where no author
oppears, the ranterial waa prepared hy the ediorein~chiel. Every aflart uae beer mace
9 show kt sources of material, and to give credit where credit is due
“The publishers end the editor-in-chief extend theit thanks to all who have assisted in
the preperation of this Work, to tho collaborators, to the many industrial organizations,
Bnd to the jadividvala who have offered valdable criticism and suggestions,
Rosner Tavnizox Kexa.
ABSTRACT FROM PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION, 1396.
‘Mone than twenty years so the author began to fellow the advioe elven by Nystrom:
“Byers engineer shold malce hi own pocket-book, as he procoads ia study and practic,
to sit his particulne business” ‘The manuseript poskatshook thus besn, boweves soon
aarp place to more modern means (or disposing of the aecumulation of entinearine facts
‘and figures, wi, the index torum, tho serap-lnok, the collection of indozed envelopes,
portfolio and hoses, the card eataioave, ete. Tour Years ago, at the reqies of the Dube
Tighe, the labor wea begin of selecting froma thie aceumulated mes sich matter 88 per
‘ined to taoohanieal enainectng, and of condanains, divesting, aud arrancing it ia form
{er publication. In addition to this, «careful examination was tade of the transactions
‘of engincerine socicties, end of the most Important recont works on mechanical engineoting
Jn order to fll gaps that mizhy be left in the original eollrtoa, and inaure that no imore
tant facts bad hewn overlooked
Seine ideas have heen kopt in mind during the preparation of the Pocket-book that
UL, itis balleved, cause it ta difer from other works of itg class. In tho frst place it
‘waa considered that the fold of mechanical engineering wae 9 gront, and the literature of
the subjeet so vast, shot as litte space ag possible should be given to exbjects which
‘especially belong to civil enginooring
‘Another idea prominently kopt in view by the author has been that he would not
sowie the position of an "authority" in piving res and formule for designing, bat oaly
that of compiler. sivine not ony she name ct dhe origins ofthe rle, where it was knoe,
bbut'also the volume and page (rom which Ie wae taken, so that itz derivation may be
‘raged ‘when desired. When different formule for the same problem have been found
‘they have fen given in contrast, and in many’ cases xamplos have book calclgted by ete
40 show the diferencs between thom. In some eave thoss uiferences are cite PMO
able. Oceasionaly the study of these diferonces has led to the author's devising a Dew
formula, ia which ease the derivation of the For=ula is given,
‘Much attention bins Leen peid to the abstracting of data of experiments from recent
poriodieal Iterature, and numerous rslerennes #0 other date are ulven. Ta Yoia respect
‘he present Work will be found vo differ frei othe Pocket-books
Wuuas Kes.
vilTABLE OF CONTENTS
Alphabetical Indes ftions Section 28,
SECTION 1—GENERAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS
3
pom aia
1-03
re
Specie Gravity
Hirde,
Compre
SECTION 3—IRON AND STEEL
Pig 00,
Cau fren, :
Frou ea.
losisotyte aod Yogot iron
Bret
‘Neillareoby of eon and ioe. “>
Hrdeming, Asoeslag "and Temper”
ine
alloy Sic :
‘tandard Speciation for Steel Prods
Antowotive Saale
‘Welding of Ten end Stoel
‘Types of Welds
Physal Propstes of Pusiow Welds ia
Sea
Welding Desizn
Wendin of Varia Stairs 002.1
Soriacas by Weldiag. ss
(Quatientone of Welder. 2
SECTION 3~CORROSION AND CORROSION-RESISTANT METALS
Comosion of stale
‘Coreasion in General coe
Sfecbamars of Corrosion
Princo of Metin
Brovention of Cotroioi--
Pointe sid Varnes 0000000)
22
Protection Against Uadernater Comoe
Preeti hesit Soi Coan
“comosionreistont Metis
Sune Sede
Eigaiicon soy mS
Neoveroun Alls
SECHON 4 NON-PERROUS METALS AND ALLOYS
General Propertce of Metals and
copper. :
inc and Re Alloys
Propertls of Zinc .
Batine
Rolled Zinc. cs
‘Brass and Bronze
Sand-our Copperbave Alloys
Wrought Brass, Bromes ond Niked>
fiver Alloyses=s :
Atomiausn and Its Alley
Properties of Aluminum.
Goat Atom Alleys
‘Wroogh Altius Mle
Hoe Treatment of Alurioaan Alloy
Felgcatign of lumina
Joining of lamas
[inlag of omni a
abncatod lucia Prods
Elec! Gee of Alamos. 00007
Structural Uses of Alum
‘vkel and He Noa-Ferrous Allo
Properties of Nike...
alleys of Nickel aad Goppets 200.1
par
a
loys of Copper Nickel and Zine...
Alleys "ot "Rieke and." Chromium,
ecisatee Alloys conse
Mageetias aad tts Alloys
Propetien af Dfagpesi
Nageoson tog
Fabeeation “ond” Use of Siagaasiom
‘lle
‘Tungsten and Molybdensca
Tunesten
Mobybdecan : 2
DiewCasting Alloys
‘Tintbase Alas?
Toads and Zine Alleys. 0.
Goppertuse Alles sseveoc ss
Bearing Metals
Babbitt Meats. .
Browse Alsyee 000: 2
Teadetin Sedo,
‘Siver Solder
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SECTION 5-NON.METALLIC MATERIALS
Refeatories Raboer rso8
Fiebre Action of Rubber under Stow. ssc. BEE
Properties hci eee Proyerten oe Rubbers se. S50
ferns fo Lavine Herc’ Bic
Sem tie carton
isencesn firactaiess °°. open of Carbone on re
Applestions of lefocteies Tool Garbon Dogg
Wood Miscetaneoas Mateiae
Proprio f Weodeecvecccecseccee $80 | Beha ste
Blaanree asd Wish sf Miterias’<-, ar
Sos Samewee ILI 8
ropesteg of Cotes seen 2s | Grooua coum Ss
SECTION 6—FADRICATED MATERIALS
iates, Sheets, Bers, Reds and Shapes | Norteoun Wires co tele
Bist . ‘ean | tite Suge and Sboce Sie Sices 7) SES
Se SIUNEIIIIN: 6h ope, Calas 38 Wi
‘Bar ad ads. SE aT eg, Ramee Rata and Wie Rope
Bares SINUS Gig | Beem. a0
Stel, Cogger and Other Wires Wir Hops 5 cae
Flow aut wire i ets Nail aod Washers
Geet Stet Wire : E16 | raves cor
Wire for ‘Telowras sad “elspione Wes. ecceseeee eons)
Then ccsnemermcnnnne 640) Nalewrvocemeiiiiiis es
SECTION T~STHENGTH OF MATERUALS
Simple Stet Eneatrie soot Tranmere Loads os
eo eas | eComoreaion stenbes. zs
erties Fag | enti Sitearccs
‘sonable Ateas ms Shatts
Repeated Suse 2 ERD | Detain rary
Esergror Dynanio sede. 00000002 Tas | Buremnaion i forional beeaia SFA
ee cor Condens, Pats and Rollers
Beste Von Crseis 00T38 | Gelade roo
ae on 27 | Stromes in Solids under Brine ad
Gontauon Bea Ee
‘ttliy Boa toded Bi 2 ER ‘Teating of Mateiats
Eauipment . a
Colum Standard Tai Bec rs
Detain, : coose fee | Pronuatoon tmaehed io aking Pests, Ee
Sstema Fors. 22 ESS | ietetpretonal feieaites ses a3
Sfooden Colwang. 2000000000000 EB | MieeiSneows Pete ott
SECTION ¢—MECHANISAL AND MECHANICS
ieweats of Machines Center and adios of Oy ee
Valonty and Acelration :
Elementary Mache scoosssse+ $08 | an Wer an nea =e
‘Appealing of the Laver.” 2 Soe | Borge Work apd ineray cece
‘Apotcations of the Taine ia Sap | Oe and ea ed
ee Gyrncope. see sesveeesere tH pision
Metasion Laws of Fiction. sccseeseseesee S88
Coster f Gravy eveseveecssseeoss S30 | Caatbente cf Biecion, T0000 Eke
Sloraot of aera 000000200002 SSHt | Halton of saetine Bosna oaTABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 9-FASTENINGS
Serowe and Serew Fastenings race
ve $f
Bale Nuts aod Serewss cc aa
Strenath of Fastennas os
‘rote and Rivtod Pastenings
Beets sagrercres paz
Hhvoted ioiate SII
Steougth and EASdency of Riveted
Hastings for Tiber Jats
Botkods of Pair
Methods of Pasting Wood Sota
SECTION 10-MECHANICAL SPRINGS
‘aype of Soins. sca: 2 |
Bile Chaotic ia os
ropeon Spain ret
Hitptieal ond Sei-lipiest Sings. |) 10-17
lat Springs 2 .
‘ibration te Speigane 020001
Endurance of Eesnss
Gomparnive Edieay of Sploga
SECTION 11-ROTATING MEMBERS
Axles end Shatts
Asis. 1-98
Bate thot
Grivel peed af ite. So Te
‘Crass and Crantpins
Proportions of Cra nao
Farce dcingos Grantee )0000000) Hei
SkCTION 12-KEYS, COTTERS,
Keysecgoaeetteecceereetsee on
Garena joins ITI ats
Bina . mt
Piyembssa
Energy of Pyewboes
Waekt of Byatt. 22
Sei Spaod of Fiysetea
Bierons and Consteactioa ol igs
sheds °
PINS, TAPERS AND FITS
Ber]
SECTION 1g BEARINGS AND LUBRICANTS
(Fits Beasings with Pertcs Labteation
Jparval Bearings 13-08
ie
The was
curtent Practice ‘in Beating Lontiog
“ind Clearance oes an
‘rirast Bearings ties
ertect Labricetign of Bessie 1.007 Laas
Disealanooss Beatiagsssverssccss EAS
Dears Stereo ne
Fine Hearing Stsl Spiaces- 22. 15-50
Lubrestion sf Bhariagssssesssssecs) 102
Lobreaate
‘Types of Lateleante 2 ieee
Fieri of aia cass
Hateieatig OM Regulate i
Schetion of Miserl Lubrstiag Oi. 13-83
Bll Bearings
‘Bolt Bearing Standards.......--eeee
Ball Bearing Types.
Design Prachee seg. 002 a
Slaton of Beis So
age Ring,
Desa Lite an Seviae tif 2-7
Prartrce ia Mogating Ball Bearings =
otriation of Bll Beings
Colnarieal Sod Spherical oar Beke>
srypiea Applian’! oS
Roller Beasings
Straight Roller Bearings
Nudie Bears. 2
‘Tapered Bele Beatags 00.)
SECTION 14~-ORARING
itn tse
pea ati a
i ig
ae sem
Be ir oc
Bechara coco IER
Seeveagmens SSS ICE
Non-matally Genres... +++
‘Rlleney of Spur Gere. 00.21
Hairal Gone
eval Geeriag I
Seren Gearing
Soir Gear Driven.
Werm Gear Drives
>iateriaia of Gears =
256
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1.19
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1038
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issTABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 18-CONTROL, mEcHANTSMS
Goreenieg, Regulation sad Control race sion
Pane * 25°08 | Contrst THoublas sod Their Remedies, 151
Rania Qotvaen Contra ieaieaene
Sod Apalieaton aot Beats
‘Types of Conte Equipment Tear | look Brakes
‘Requlrementa for Gaod Contec Gg Das Bc. :
Bow asag | Asa Brakes
ores Taad ie! Governiag, ovolion ‘iced Brakes
“nd Comal c= SUS ascaz | Covthiet of Filion i Hest Leas!
SECTION 1¢—VIBRATION AND NOISE
‘Vitation Hise
‘Vibration Proqueney Calulatas seas | Neeoin General... 1s
‘Vigrasion Afeurernet C1 anos | Nowe stesuremene ENED ite
Vibration Prevention 26-05 | Nalte Prevention 20.
Vibration Hiaination (issuik Fania tooo | Ateorpdion of Soued Ceca
Witeatian Raduction by Islan itis | Hltraton os Sounds. oat
Vibration Damping. © ertt | Indice Note : reas
SECTION 17—STRUCTURES AND BUILDINGS
Stress io Framed Src Wal Fis ad Pathos. ...ceesee IESE
Graphical Abul 6? Teuace 0002 Fron | Rena 2 CNEL ana
Dung Contin | Weer 0000 iat
Reda arao | EASE co Hes
Peeemee Re Peoponties of Stores Matos
EXMHM date’ Basen Fabsetan Beam see Chant nn AEA
ou Sredlon et Seeal ie for Regis Gand Foe SII FE
nae rae | liar nl EB
alg Wal Coosa. 00000002 “ole | Stele DUNE ge
Eiki dundee TE | Riches 000 TR
SECTION 1t-INDUSTRIAL HEATING PROCESSES
nua Furnaces ' Inde Hlesse Hetng
Fargae Chance + 308 | Fad and Clonenton 10
Far Hoi | RAMWSGerst ma esas S38
Bites. SOND HED | Otter mtb.Staad Bree nn
BNoa of Rnaiow. oes S02 | mast Rama ry
Mate Furee ad
Tenia Heng ar Séoaie! 000002 1a
SEcTIOK 1#-20R6ING PRACTICE
rors : 19-08 | Marvels Fog . apse
Tropec or ita Fonsing 15-64 | Steauchydraue Presses Ser
Povtchaat Poco ecco s dacty | Silla’ Rig MO III aa
secviox a—fouxpax PRactien
ros Foundry Practice Composition ot Mraeabte Casting... 20-40
Gay Bron cine ao | Gentifatment ee 8
SPaLseNEcce or ay ieon Gntaan!” 30-98 | Rigud Chareti pea
Poona lho Pocus goto | lasew tare iat
Exaile aay Gaaily w Gi Eater iets
"aa soso | Spalletti ies
sist Cie co ae
rman iid Gavin 8 os-erogsPoantry Practice
Bats Sieh 2B | MDs Bars ao
3itlonete Potndey Biuljnuats. 20-0? | MORE ead
sateatie est age pee all Calin xe
Competing ofa Se ter SSety Gates ie
Cue ‘401 soso | Holues Melis Catogs 00 20088TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 24—MECHANICAL
Seat pace
Horsepower Trananitie! by Sbafling 21°05
Botection of Saftings sees io
Plesble Setting 2 aes
Sate Ianee . 3003
Palters
Proportion of Palys... ++
Cone
ot Drives
Theory of Power Transmission by
Harepower of Desther Ba
Belt Joint. 2 CS
‘Brrasgement of ek Drive 0
Sheet Genter Drive. 2
Balt beta, :
Dacelanects iypae of Beis
POWER TRANSMISSION
Chala Drives
Roller Chaos. .
Sent Ghatans
Rope Driving
Manila and Gotten Rope Drives...
ike Rope Driv
‘Couplings and Clutches
Speed Changing Mechasiems
‘Speed Redvers : 7
Variable sored Driver
ydrsube Inve
Dynamoseters
‘Traction Dyoamomar
‘The Prony Brake,
Roeerpiion Dynamoretas.
SECTION 25 ELECTRIC MOTORS AND THEIR CONTROL
Blectie Motors
Desitions. 25.03
‘Arpt of Sic ak Goa
- * oO as-06
Ganaal Ghsasientee UOC
‘Stall Power Motors boas
Singesphaee Large Power Mstome"—°. 3520,
Pokgphase Induction Large Power
lou 2528
Polyphan Sjackiosous’Laiee Power
‘Motor rs 2-39
Dict-ourent Lasse Power Motor.
Blectie Motor Contr
General Considerations
Conse for Single place Motore
‘Gonteol or Palypbene Induction Mitre
‘Control fr Dirte-surrent Motor
hfor Syachronous Motor
SECTION 2¢ MISCELLANEOUS SHOP EQUIPMENT
ast Cotnstion
Characteriaties of Dust 0
Sor
Ren
Isnation
‘the Science of Lighting
Detnstions
Tate of Beh
General and Located Lighting
‘Footandles aad Foot-caudle Level.
SECTION a1—SAFETY ENGINEERING
Accident Prevention, .
‘Meshenteal Power Tresssiion 2.7
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SECTION 28—MATHEMATICAL TABLES
25-03
oesrthms.
Bar
Byperbobe Lopate 22101)
Properte ol. NuaberpDesival
rulvatenta, Squaren, Cubes, Three~
halves Powers, Square fot, Cube
Roots, Meth” Roots, eciproaly
Gtoulaterencen and Afeas ot Ciclo
Circle Arex Chords, Setar a6 See
ectora foe Areas of Sogn
‘Metric Bauivalats
Radians.....
Chrewntareses' a5 “hres ‘Sine,
‘Diamaters ia Feet and Then
1Nataral Tigosometieal Fonction
Eogarthinie Wrigonometieal Fencticzs,
Inches Haprested ae Decimal of © Foot,
‘Temperature Conversion Table
Woigute and Measures seseev sos
‘The Metre System :
23
Bea
Beas
Bee
wm
Beet
21.09
Bhs
2s
28
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a
B01SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS
Ag a Hoy Ba
BS BAS S 3a Fines
TF Ganme rent
ao ote kL Kees
Be Bron aX tems
at ie Lt an
Noe Se te
ze x fs Chain
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nin & & cH
Pp Bho ae
2 fe Gems BS Open
‘Mathematical Signs and Abbreviations
ps (aston)
deat
2 tinue Gubtractoa).
2 plo oF nines
tem
ESavate or greater thane
3 oak ori tes tia.
FR aprroniataly equals.
X mali by,
divided by.”
P ivided by:
ea eh A
was 3S
ie
i
oa = 2; ome
oY sauare root.
Y cabernet.
AY 4 ront
1s toy £0 ie «to (proportion.
gHa? 5 2'b todas dito
sls) diidea by
3a atia of tod = 2/4
3 eta
Frargre, Ste or thermometer,
‘eon or ince
PSP Seess to dine eters a0
fy, a ape ty ee Panda su Ty au by ob
OU
let en TF 3X 538,
5 ya eghgrndso cubed
2,2 mead to the ath power,
Beem
dings the
‘Fon, vered sine,
“in Algebra, the frst leteers of the ibe
a:b ty stay are generaly aed to dente
Raown‘guaneitn, andthe lst letters, 2s,
teu unkown quantities,
Abirertations and Symbols commonly wed,
4, Siterentil eles),
ff setearal Gn esloulus).
Sf: ssa betmcon lite a adh
‘ser = S101.
sacederation due to gravity = S210 fh. per
econd pr oeond,
Abbreviations
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BOLI Mttratneaanene BBE. Siktioan Fetroteum Insite
EMER. Aeon farute of Electsoal | 2840000177 Amertean Ralteay Aasoct
“Peeineer SICEALI!. Amertean Railway Bogincetng
ALME..., Ameritan incite of Mining “Reson
Sed Metalyoicd Basiavers | AS.A....... Amurean Staudards Association
sepesjoa- ampares ASCH Amentan Society of Ce Bogie
ED scd/SX,; Amenicen on and tet Testitupe ‘easASHTE,
ASME...
ASRE,
Asse.
AST.
wd.
Be
bar
Bes
BS:
Die.
Bat
Bar of Bua
Baw
Ba
Bul
as
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ca
SYMBOLS AND
Amorican Socity_of ‘Heating
hd Venalaine Boeineers,
Aerie Society of Mechanical
asineoe
American Sooty of Relegert~
‘ag Engineer
American Sosety for Steal
“resin:
Ampissn Society for Testi
Satria
semoepre
soiedupol
‘Auer ice cane
ipsa
Tyows & Sharpe wira ge
barometer, barometie
Darrel
Bouné
Birmingham age tube and
hea)
bedi horsepower
Bateag of Stexdarde
Desh dermal oie)
boshela)
Dalles
Birsingham wie eace
oe hundred
Shrterade
ie center)
fontinesengram-econd
Sirdar a
batons)
conuerems)|
Sree
eater
caems
‘ake sentinesere)
‘able fet
‘Eble Inches)
able meter)
bible Fadi)
‘piindee
nator, depth
east)
‘Lovet catrent
Seaton
areas)
smeter
‘bare! Napeian apatem ofloga-
‘Sehaue
splison Bctsieatfegitate
‘Seoteal horsepower
‘Stetromelive ores
ctecney
Fabrentelt
force
resent of fete
fiction horsepower
{ot pe mine
frot-pnued)
ecleation ue to gravity
Gross per wate
2 lla
eam)
(Bama)
‘rainy
fei
1 Eicoatat
ABBREVIATIONS
horeepower
horsspemer-hourG)
howe)
boda
Reverbolee
Ronetolis of Naperise leet
ce
Le curren alte; moment of ie
fndlested borepower
Teper
inebee
Ines pounds)
Instire of Civil Bncineeis
Instiation of Mechanical Engle
s ‘cchaaioa! equivalent of beat
Z Soule)
ie. ‘elosramGe)
Eee Iblogram aloes)
em, $Elowransoeteri)
i ureroy
i tometer)
bre. ltovetaperete)
i telowatt)
forces 002 Mowatt ear)
i Jeng
i iter
i. pounded
i lees
ree lorarien
Tego 200000 Napoca logacthan
lee. Seen loegton
co ‘neice
mand. ‘usmetomotive foree
inp Jaa pot our
tu sles)
mm thiltoter
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NIELALI Nitlona wlecure tiske Assos
ion (aah Bao Etecreal
ties)
NEA... National Heetscal Manulactar
Bo. somber
on: Dutsidedlametor
oo ‘Sten
Bh CS power fesar
Pree Brocestinen
Pa ine
a ZThanlly or vole
oe Svar)
Bec aan
ao Snare root of mean square
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Ps sso
Shi ‘Seley af Automoxive Basineera
EWG. Standard “Ciritsh) wire ene
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