Elements of Mechanism
Elements of Mechanism
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The open cylinder of the fixed piece T must be enlarged to the same extent as the shaft, so that the pair is still closed.
This arrangement is used in practice, in some slotting and shearing machines, to work a short-stroke pump from the end of an engine M FIG. 343 shaft; and in other cases where a short crank forms one piece with its own shaft.
If the crank pin is enlarged until it includes the shaft, the result is the common eccentric and eccentric rod shown in Fig. 344. Here FIG. 344 the ecc...entric is E and is in reality a circular disk with center at B, made fast to the crank shaft so that it revolves with the shaft about the axis A. The length of the equivalent crank AB is called the eccentricity. This mechanism, which differs in form only from the common crank and connecting rod, is much used to operate the valve mechanism in steam engines, where it is necessary to obtain a recip- rocating motion, often less than the diameter of the engine shaft. The part of the rod K which encloses E is called the eccentric strap, and is made in two parts, and may be separate from K y the eccentric rod, which is usually bolted to one of these parts; the cylindrical pair is also so shaped as to allow no axial motion of K on E.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The open cylinder of the fixed piece T must be enlarged to the same extent as the shaft, so that the pair is still closed.
This arrangement is used in practice, in some slotting and shearing machines, to work a short-stroke pump from the end of an engine M FIG. 343 shaft; and in other cases where a short crank forms one piece with its own shaft.
If the crank pin is enlarged until it includes the shaft, the result is the common eccentric and eccentric rod shown in Fig. 344. Here FIG. 344 the ecc...entric is E and is in reality a circular disk with center at B, made fast to the crank shaft so that it revolves with the shaft about the axis A. The length of the equivalent crank AB is called the eccentricity. This mechanism, which differs in form only from the common crank and connecting rod, is much used to operate the valve mechanism in steam engines, where it is necessary to obtain a recip- rocating motion, often less than the diameter of the engine shaft. The part of the rod K which encloses E is called the eccentric strap, and is made in two parts, and may be separate from K y the eccentric rod, which is usually bolted to one of these parts; the cylindrical pair is also so shaped as to allow no axial motion of K on E.
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