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A device for stepwise conveying of massive objects, includes a fixed series of laying stations spaced by a constant pitch and a mobile series of recovery stations spaced by the same pitch and arranged on a supporting beam that is movable vertically and longitudinally. The supporting beam rests on th

A device for stepwise conveying of massive objects, includes a fixed series of laying stations spaced by a constant pitch and a mobile series of recovery stations spaced by the same pitch and arranged on a supporting beam that is movable vertically and longitudinally. The supporting beam rests on the floor by means of at least two actuators for level adjustment operated in a synchronous fashion and each associated with a device for sliding guiding of the supporting beam thereby enabling longitudinal displacement of the said beam in a forward direction in raised position and in a backward direction in lowered position.

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A device for stepwise conveying of massive objects, includes a fixed series of laying stations spaced by a constant pitch and a mobile series of recovery stations spaced by the same pitch and arranged on a supporting beam that is movable vertically and longitudinally. The supporting beam rests on th

A device for stepwise conveying of massive objects, includes a fixed series of laying stations spaced by a constant pitch and a mobile series of recovery stations spaced by the same pitch and arranged on a supporting beam that is movable vertically and longitudinally. The supporting beam rests on the floor by means of at least two actuators for level adjustment operated in a synchronous fashion and each associated with a device for sliding guiding of the supporting beam thereby enabling longitudinal displacement of the said beam in a forward direction in raised position and in a backward direction in lowered position. nclude apertures permitting the induced air movement to pass therethrough. 11. The lubrication system of claim 3, wherein each of the first baffles is generally planar and is disposed in generally parallel relation to the central axis. 12. A lubrication system for use with a bearing comprising an outer race, an inner race, and bearing elements disposed therebetween, the bearing defining a central axis, rotation of the bearing and a shaft journaled thereby inducing air movement having a first circumferential air velocity in a path adjacent the bearing, the lubrication system comprising: a structure providing a passageway through which a lubricant entrained in gas is delivered at a second velocity to the bearing, and a mechanical flow modifier disposed in the path adjacent to the bearing to reduce the first circumferential air velocity in the path to promote movement of the lubricant into the bearing. 13. An apparatus comprising: a shaft configured to rotate about a central axis, a bearing including an outer race, an inner race, and bearing elements disposed in a space between the outer and inner races, rotation of the bearing and the shaft journaled thereby about the central axis inducing air movement having a first circumferential air velocity in a path adjacent the bearing, and a nozzle disposed to dispense a lubricant entrained in gas at a second velocity into the space between the outer and inner races, and a mechanical flow modifier disposed in the path adjacent to the bearing to reduce the first circumferential air velocity in the path relative to the second velocity to promote movement of the gas-entrained lubricant into the bearing for lubrication of the bearing. 14. The apparatus of claim 13 wherein the bearing is formed to include a bore through which the shaft extends, the bore defines a bore diameter, the shaft rotates at an angular velocity, and the product of the bore diameter measured in millimeters and the angular velocity measured in revolutions per minute is at least 2.3 million millimeters-revolutions per minute. 15. An apparatus comprising: a shaft configured to rotate about a central axis, a bearing including an outer race, an inner race, and bearing elements disposed in a space between the outer and inner races, rotation of the bearing and the shaft journaled thereby about the central axis inducing air movement having a first air velocity and a path adjacent the bearing, a nozzle disposed to dispense a lubricant entrained in gas at a second velocity into the space between the outer and inner races, a flow modifier disposed relative to the bearing and the nozzle to modify the first air velocity relative to the second velocity to promote movement of the gas-entrained lubricant into the bearing for lubrication of the bearing, and wherein the flow modifier includes a screen structure that inhibits the induced air movement. 16. An apparatus comprising: a shaft configured to rotate about a central axis, a bearing including an outer race, an inner race, and bearing elements disposed in a space between the outer and inner races, rotation of the bearing and the shaft journaled thereby about the central axis inducing air movement having a first air velocity and a path adjacent the bearing, a nozzle disposed to dispense a lubricant entrained in gas at a second velocity into the space between the outer and inner races, a flow modifier disposed relative to the bearing and the nozzle to modify the first air velocity relative to the second velocity to promote movement of the gas-entrained lubricant into the bearing for lubrication of the bearing, and wherein the flow modifier includes first baffles arranged in series about the central axis in the path of the induced air movement. 17. The apparatus of claim 16, wherein the flow modifier further includes a pair of second baffles disposed in the path of the induced air movement and coupled to one of the first baffles and the second baffles co operate with one another to define a nozzle-receiving space in which the nozzle is disposed. 18. The apparatus of claim 17, wherein each of the second baffles comprises a tang extending toward the bearing and the nozzle is disposed between the tangs. 19. The apparatus of claim 18, wherein each of the second baffles comprises a base coupled to the tang of the respective second baffle and the base is configured to include apertures permitting the induced air movement to pass therethrough. 20. The apparatus of claim 17, wherein each of the second baffles is disposed generally perpendicularly to the one of the first baffles. 21. The apparatus of claim 16, wherein each of the first baffles is configured to include apertures permitting the induced air movement to pass therethrough. 22. The apparatus of claim 16, wherein each of the first baffles is generally planar and is disposed generally parallel to the central axis. 23. An apparatus comprising: a shaft configured to rotate about a central axis, a bearing disposed about the central axis and including an outer race, an inner race coupled to the shaft and cooperating with the outer race to form a first space therebetween, and bearing elements disposed in the first space to permit rotation of the inner race relative to the outer race about the central axis, rotation of the bearing and the shaft about the central axis inducing air movement having a first air velocity and a path adjacent the bearing, lubricant dispensers spaced apart about the central axis, each lubricant dispenser being configured to include a passageway through which lubricant entrained in air flows and an outlet spaced apart from the bearing to define a second space therebetween and to dispense the air-entrained lubricant at a second velocity from the outlet into the second space toward the inner race, and a screen structure including first baffles arranged in series about the central axis and pairs of second baffles, each pair of second baffles being coupled to one of the first baffles and forming a third space, each of the outlets being disposed in one of the third spaces so that the air-entrained lubricant dispensed from the outlets reaches the inner race to lubricate the bearing. 24. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein each of the first baffles is disposed generally parallel to the shaft axis and each of the second baffles is disposed generally perpendicular to the first baffle to which it is coupled. 25. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein the first baffles cooperate with one another to define an outer boundary of an interior region, the shaft extends through the interior region, and each of the pairs of second baffles is disposed outside of the interior region. 26. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein each of the second baffles comprises a tang extending axially relative to the central axis and each outlet is disposed between the tangs of one of the pairs of second baffles. 27. The apparatus of claim 26, wherein each tang is configured to include apertures permitting the induced air movement therethrough. 28. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein the lubricant dispensers are spaced at about 90° intervals about the central axis. 29. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein the bearing is formed to include a bore through which the shaft extends, the bore defines a bore diameter, the shaft rotates at an angular velocity, and the product of the bore diameter measured in millimeters and the angular velocity measured in revolutions per minute is at least 2.3 million millimeters-revolutions per minute.