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'What do Wheels and Cranks do?' explores the simple mechanism of wheels and cranks and looks at the wide range of tools and toys that make use of them. Large, clear photographs show the principle in practice, aiding understanding.
This Book Primarily Written To Meet The Needs Of Practicing Engineers In A Large Variety Of Industries Where Reciprocating Machines Are Used, Although All Of The Material Is Suitable For College Undergraduate Level Design Engineering Courses. It Is Expected That The Reader Is Familiar With Basic To Medium Level Calculus Offered At The College Undergraduate Level.The First Chapter Of The Book Deals With Classical Vibration Theory, Starting With A Single Degree Of Freedom System, To Develop Concepts Of Damping, Response And Unbalance. The Second Chapter Deals With Types And Classification Of Reciprocating Machines, While The Third Chapter Discusses Detail-Design Aspects Of Machine Components. ...
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This monograph focuses on the dynamical research work on crank-piston mechanisms considering basic and additional motions. In order to have full dynamical analyses of piston machines and their mechanisms, the book studies the crank-piston mechanisms with clearances in kinematic pairs. The tasks are carried out by focusing on friction, wear and impacts in mechanisms, as well as cracks formation in links and elasticity of details, with distributed and concentrated masses. Then, the reliability and durability of the mechanisms of piston machines is applied on oil and gas transportation. The monograph is meant for design specialists. It is also useful for specialists-manufacturers and designers of piston machines, scientists and lecturers, doctoral students.
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1883 edition. Excerpt: ... is a general rule for such joints, whether the pin c is carried on a crank making a complete revolution or on one working a rocking shaft. The crank pin is assumed to be carried on one crank. If it drives a pair of cranks, the factor 5280 must be replaced by 10560. To illustrate this rule, we will assume a case in which the force acting in the direction F is 14,000 lbs.; then--Force. 5280)14000(2-651 10560 84400 81680 27200 26400 8000 5280 2720 We now extract the squar...
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