Hydraulic turning gear

Motors: expansible chamber type – Independently operated timer – delay – pattern or cyclic control – Independent distributor actuation for cyclic control

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91304, 91321, 91330, 91417R, 91461, 74578, F15B 2102

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049190393

ABSTRACT:
A turning gear is used to rotate a turbine rotor under conditions where it is heating up or cooling down without sufficient motive fluid to cause it to rotate. The turning gear avoid the occurence of a thermal bow. A hydraulic turning gear is disclosed for application in confined areas where a substantial force is required to provide rotation to the rotor. A booster cylinder is used to elevate low pressure fluid for use in a reduced diameter hydraulic cylinder. A ratchet wheel and pawl mechanism uses an adjustable friction force to withhold the pawl from the ratchet wheel after initial contact and further employs a stationary guide rail to reset the pawl for the next contact.

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