Conversion mechanism for linear to rotary motion

Details Conversion mechanism for linear to rotary motion Conversion mechanism for linear to rotary motion

1974-10-01

1976-08-10

Camby, John J.

Machine element or mechanism

Mechanical movements

Reciprocating or oscillating to or from alternating rotary

91275, 92137, 74 8922, 74 892, F16H 2702

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039734455

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to mechanism for converting linear motion to rotary motion without the use of a crank or crankshaft. Two circular members which may be provided with teeth are driven simultaneously in opposite directions by a chain, belt or rack which is in turn connected to a piston reciprocating in a linear path. The invention is particularly adapted to vapor engines sometimes referred to as expanders. It also comprises both electrically and mechanically actuated valve motions, including a reverse means and means for varying cut-off.

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