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@Iamatheist1234 by "bend" I mean bending a rotating motion on straight line into circular
Iamatheist1234 6 months ago
this is sweet, I would love to understand the exact dynamics behind it but as far as I can handle is that the designer "bend" the trajectory of a point on the edge of a rotating object in a way that makes the point of contact of the smaller wheel and piston pump moves in straight line only. correct me if I am wrong.
Iamatheist1234 6 months ago
@rckinglife it could be used to bildge water if there is a leak in a ship. Holes could be at a low level of the tube to allow water into it, then it would push it out of the ship as the pump moves down. Dunno if it would work though...
TheBlahblahman101 1 year ago
..hey someone plz explain me the use of this multiple straight line drive
..mark ma words plz????/
rckinglife 1 year ago
@Scerab notice the piston only moves straight up and down that is why if it was directly mounted to the larger one it would move in an arc or a v shape and couldnt plunge straight into the cylender
sifterbox 1 year ago
@Slibt thanks, i get it now
Scerab 1 year ago
@Scerab for vertical movement thats directly downward. If it was attached to the big one, the force would be at a angle.
Slibt 1 year ago
this is pretty cool, but i was wondering why the piston arm is attached to the small wheel and not just the big one. i'm not trying to be a smart ass, i'm just trying to learn about mechanical engineering.
Scerab 1 year ago