Machine element or mechanism – Mechanical movements – Rotary to gyratory
Patent
1978-06-26
1980-03-25
Byers, Jr., Nile C.
Machine element or mechanism
Mechanical movements
Rotary to gyratory
404117, 404103, 366125, F16H 3310
Patent
active
041944054
ABSTRACT:
Vibrator devices, of the type which produce a vibratory effect as a result of rotation of an out-of-balance mass, comprise a casing and a rotor which has a fluid-containing cavity with the contained body of fluid contacting a swept annular surface of the casing. A piston movable radially in the rotor and/or the body of fluid provides the out-of-balance mass and the vibratory force is transmitted to the casing directly by the fluid pressure on the swept annular surface thereof. The rotor structure is mechanically balanced so that substantially no vibratory force is transmitted through the rotor shaft and bearings.
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