Drive linkage for Stirling cycle and other machines

Details Drive linkage for Stirling cycle and other machines Drive linkage for Stirling cycle and other machines

1983-06-21

1985-10-15

Capossela, Ronald C.

Machine element or mechanism

Mechanical movements

Rotary to or from reciprocating or oscillating

60520, 62 6, 74 44, F16H 2132

Patent

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045466637

ABSTRACT:
An improved linkage which is advantageously used in linking the crank of a Stirling machine to its coaxially reciprocating pistons. A swing lever having at least three spaced pivot axes is connected at one of its pivot axes to the machine housing and at a second pivot axes to one of the pistons. A bell crank, also having at least three pivot axes which are triangularly arranged, is rotatably connected at one of its pivot axes to the crank throw pin and pivotally connected at a second one of its pivot axes to the other piston. The bell crank is pivotally connected at its third pivot axis to the third pivot axis of the swing lever.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1656601 (1928-01-01), Novick
patent: 2035222 (1936-03-01), Curtis
patent: 2653484 (1953-09-01), Zecher
patent: 2830455 (1958-04-01), Harmon
patent: 3482457 (1969-12-01), Wallis
patent: 3964523 (1976-06-01), Benedict

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