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journal box

/ˈdʒɜːnəl bɒks/

Traducción: Término histórico para la carcasa o caja que contiene el cuello (la parte del eje que gira) y su cojinete, usada típicamente en vagones de ferrocarril antiguos o maquinaria.

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/ˈdʒɜːnəl bɒks/C1formaltechnicalobsoleto
  • esTérmino histórico para la carcasa o caja que contiene el cuello (la parte del eje que gira) y su cojinete, usada típicamente en vagones de ferrocarril antiguos o maquinaria.

A historical term for a housing or casing that contains the journal (the part of a shaft or axle that rotates) and its bearing, typically found in older railway rolling stock or machinery.

  1. Bearing housingC2formal

    A housing or casing that encloses and supports a journal bearing, typically used in rotating machinery like axles and shafts.

    esCaja de cojinete

    • The engineer inspected the journal box for signs of wear.
    • Lubrication is critical for the journal box to function properly.
    • The train's journal box overheated due to lack of oil.