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Identifier: factoryindustria35newy (find matches)
Title: Factory and industrial management
Year: 1891 (1890s)
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Subjects: Engineering Factory management Industrial efficiency
Publisher: New York (etc.) McGraw-Hill (etc.)
Contributing Library: Engineering - University of Toronto
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REVOLVING STEAM SHOVEL IN OPERATION.Will rotate in a complete circle; with a ^; cu. yd. dipper, will cut 600-900 cu. yd. in a 9-hour day. Can be converted into a locomotive crane, fitted with clam-sheli or orange-peel bucket, provided with timber hooks and used as a log loader, etc.The Browning Engineering Co. Moisting and handling machinery. t9t bucket, 150 horse-power for hoisting the walking beam, and a 50horse-power motor for trolleying in and out; a 200 horse-powerengine is required for moving the machine itself and the bucket car.The controllers are of magnetic type and are naturally built for heavyservice. The total cost of one of these ore unloaders is about $QO,ooo.
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DITCHER, BUILT TO OPERATE FROM A FLAT CAR OR FROM THE GROUND. Browning Engineering Co. Put a scoop bucket on the end of a movable arm and we have thesteam shovel, the first of which was designed by a Mr. Otis of Bostonin 1840; his general outline or idea was practically the same as themodern highly finished machine, and though his attempt was verysuccessful it took twenty-five years for the idea to take root. Theearly shovels were built on a sort of pillar-crane type having theboom rigidly attached to the top of the pillar by heavy bracing, orits equivalent, and it is only within the last twenty years that this has 192 THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE. been superseded by the boom type in which the lower end of theboom is attached to a turn table and its upper end is held bya boom guy fastened to an A frame over the turn table. The heightof these A frames has now been reduced so that they can now passthrough bridges and tunnels, and in a few cases where higher Aframes are desired they are arra

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  • bookcentury:1800
  • booksubject:Engineering
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  • booksubject:Industrial_efficiency
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  • bookleafnumber:197
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