The type T, discussed below, had a similar extension, which in that case at least allowed a larger diameter thrust bearing to be used.
32.
This required the connecting rods to have 0.050-inch narrower ends as well as a thrust bearing to be installed between each pair of rods.
33.
The Thrust Bearing is mounted in such a manner that it only carries the thrust load and is not subject to any radial loading.
34.
The Phase II engines featured new cylinder heads and crankshafts with the thrust bearing located at crank bearing # 5 instead of # 3.
35.
It will be connected to the spinning engines through an off-the-shelf commercial thrust bearing, the same kind used to attach the propellers of large ships.
36.
Roller-type thrust bearings between the spacer rings and bearing ring permit free rotation of the bearing ring while transferring the axial load between the two.
37.
These bearings, when ran showed no measurable signs of wear, and was Kingsbury s prompt to the creation of the thrust bearings which now bear his name.
38.
The later 401 was nearly identical mechanically, but with a redesigned exterior, more powerful motor, slightly different eddy current braking speed control and different turntable thrust bearing.
39.
This is bad for the thrust bearing ( I think ), and if I'm going to be waiting for a longer time, I'll toss it into neutral.
40.
The ship was judged inadequate in the electrical, damage control and aviation inspections and also had problems with her anchor, steering and the temperature in her thrust bearings.
