Re: '33/4 Su8 Inst. Pl.

Posted by Owen_Dyneto On 2011/12/26 11:00:29
Herringbone. In the mechanical world often encountered as a gear pattern, especially where extreme strength is needed because you get more gear-tooth surface contact area than with simple spur design. Commonly used in high speed steam turbine reduction gears where it had the added advantage of limiting fore-to-aft movement of the gear members. Somewhere I had a photo of the herringbone turbine reduction gears from the WW II battleship Massachussetts (BB59). I'll see if I can find it.

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