Actuating mechanism with improved mounting structure

Ships – Steering mechanism – Fluid pressure

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921691, 440 61, B63H 2522, B63H 2012

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ABSTRACT:
An actuating mechanism is provided with support members that extend away from the centerline of a cylinder bore, piston and actuator rod of an actuation mechanism that uses pressure to move the piston within a cylinder bore. Two support members are attached to a cylinder housing and provided with mounting holes. The two support members are spaced apart from the cylinder housing to allow external support structures to be placed between the cylinder housing and the two support members. Appropriate fasteners, such as bolts, attach each of the two support members to the external support structures in such a way that the cylinder housing can pivot about an axis extending through both bolts. Most importantly, a line extending through the supporting bolts intersect the cylinder bore at a place between its opposing ends. This reduces the required space necessary to allow the cylinder to pivot properly.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3116710 (1964-01-01), Cass
patent: 3626467 (1971-12-01), Mazziotti

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