Mechanical mechanism for converting reciprocating motion power into rotary power
A mechanical mechanism and reciprocating motion technology, applied in the direction of mechanical equipment, transmission devices, belts/chains/gears, etc., can solve the problems of non-adjustable ratio of torque and speed, low mechanical efficiency, vibration of mechanical equipment, etc., to achieve convenience and stepless Speed regulation or stepped speed regulation, low production cost and high mechanical efficiency
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[0026] The principle and implementation of the present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0027] Attached figure 1 In the reciprocating motion, the power source is the cylinder (1) and the piston (2), which can be driven by compressed air or pressure steam. The two pistons (2) pull the two rope drums (6) to rotate through the rope (4) in turn, and the rope drum ( 6) The power output shaft (7) is driven to rotate through the overrunning clutch (5). The cylinder (1) can be a cylinder powered by compressed air or steam, or it can be a cylinder of an internal combustion engine. The return stroke of the piston (2) does not output power. At this time, the rotation of the rope drum (6) is pulled by a mechanism composed of a rotating cable (8) and a pulley (9).
[0028] Using the rotating rope drum (6) to pass the rope (4), it is also possible to pull the non-working piston (2) back, but the mechanical efficiency of pulling back the ...
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