507 Mechanical Movements

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11 of 507 built. A movement is done only when it is driven solely by its input, all motion is transmitted physically (contact, friction, cords, real joints; no ratio couplings, keyframes or recorded trajectories), its measured checks pass, and it has a render. Nothing is counted that is not.

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No.MovementStatusPhysically drivenMechanismMeasuredNotes
1Belt and Pulleysdoneyesbelt (friction; 120-link elastic chain)ω_bot/ω_top 0.994 (0.6% creep), belt on, μ≈0 control 0.000Only the upper pulley is motor-driven (30 rpm).
2Pulleys and Crossed Beltdoneyescrossed round belt (friction; 120-link cord, strands collide at the cross)ω_bot/ω_top −0.990 (1.0% creep), belt on, belt-belt contact 100% of samples, ≤1.0 mmOnly the upper pulley is motor-driven. Frictionless cord-on-cord contact; flat half-twisted variant still open.
3Pulleys with Right Angle Guidesdoneyesround cord (friction; 145-link elastic chain, 20 N) laid on the common tangents in space: driver on a y shaft, two loose guide pulleys side by side (one per leaf), drum on an x shaft at right anglesω_drum/ω_drive −1.755 (geometry −1.755), front guide +2.135, back guide −2.128 (geometry ±2.114; the guides turn opposite ways); steady over a 20 s soak; cord within 0.6 cm of its centre line, pen ≤1.8 mm; μ≈0 control 0.000Only the driving pulley is motor-driven. Leaves reach the driver's single groove at a ~7.5° fleet angle; at ~9° the cord walks over the flange, so the driver stands 40 cm off.
4Pulleys with Right Angle Transitiondoneyescrossed round cord (friction; 150-link elastic chain, 20 N) from the driver down to two guide pulleys on studs square to their runs, a full helical turn round an upright drum whose shaft meets the driver's at right angles; crossing leaves rubω_drum/ω_top +1.607 (geometry 1.603), guides −1.785/−1.772 (geometry −1.755); steady over an 8 s soak; leaves touch at the cross, ≤0.19 mm; μ≈0 control 0.000Only the driving pulley is motor-driven. Drum face is smooth (Brown's spiral groove not cut): the turn settles down it, cord ≤2.2 cm off its nominal helix; leaves press the driver's flange edges (pen ≤3.0 mm). Cord sub-chains carry a whisker of root damping so straight runs cannot spin about their own axis.
5Pulleys with Tightening Mechanismdoneyesbelt (friction; 100-link elastic chain, 4 N) + tightening pulley B on a sprung handle, wrapping the back of the slack sideB in → ω_bot/ω_top 1.425 (0.1% creep); B withdrawn at 4 s → 0.001 (top pulley still at speed); B in again at 8 s → 1.410; withdrawn from start → |ω_bot| 0.002 rad/s; μ≈0 control 0.000; pen ≤1.25 mmOnly the top pulley is motor-driven. The operator's hand moves only B's spring (`hand:` schedule), shown in the render.
6Pulleys with Vibrating Leverdoneyesopen cord band riveted to the rocking segment at both ends (friction on the pulleys; 110 links, 15 N), crossing leaves rub past each otherlever rocked ±0.45 rad at 0.5 Hz → each pulley follows with slope −2.150 (geometry −2.114; cord sits ~1 mm into the rims), r² 1.000, both in step; leaves touch at the cross 100% of samples, ≤0.38 mm; pen ≤1.0 mm; μ≈0 control → slope −0.003Only the lever is driven (the hand: a velocity target rocking it to and fro).
7Pulley Transmissiondoneyesbelt (friction; 40-link steel band, 40 N) + 3 straight bevels (per-tooth convex hulls) on concentric shafts a/b, loose middle pulleyband on b → ω_up/ω_drum −1.306, band on a → +1.297 (reversed), band on loose pulley → 0.000; μ≈0 control 0.000; teeth out of contact → upright 0.000; belt dev 0.17, pen 0.37 mmOnly the drum is motor-driven. Belt position is a passive variant (all three tested); the render shows it on b's pulley so it runs.
8Variable Speed Stepped Pulleysdoneyesbelt (friction; 64-link steel band, 40 N) on 2 four-step cones in opposite order, band position = variantband on each of the 4 step pairs → ω_driv/ω_driver 2.376 / 1.340 / 0.731 / 0.404 against 2.455 / 1.361 / 0.735 / 0.407 (0.5–3.2% creep), belt dev 0.13, lateral 0.00, pen ≤1.3 mm; μ≈0 control 0.0000Only the top cone is motor-driven. The four band positions are passive variants (all four tested); the render shows the second one, as drawn. Steps are drawn 4.4 wide but only the band's 1.2 collides.
9Variable Speed Cone Pulleystodo
10Variable Speed Nonlinear Cone Pulleystodo
11Right Angle Belt Transitiontodo
12Simple pulley used for lifting weightsdoneyesrope (friction on the sheave; 34-link hemp chain, its eyes pinned to the hand and the bag)bag/hand 1.012 (no advantage in a fixed pulley), sheave turned by the rope at 10.66 of 10.64 rad/s per cm/s, pull 189.9 N against the weight's 191 N, pen ≤ 0.06 mmOnly the hand is driven (a slide joint in a guide along the rope, 6 cm/s). Negative control: the rope's contact with the sheave off → the bag does not rise (0.000).
13In this the lower pulley is movabletodo
14Blocks and tackletodo
15White’s pulleys, which can either be made with separate loose…todo
16Spanish bartonstodoshared plate 16–17
17Spanish bartonstodoshared plate 16–17
18A combination of two fixed pulleys and one movable pulleytodo
19Different arrangements of pulleystodoshared plate 19–22
20Different arrangements of pulleystodoshared plate 19–22
21Different arrangements of pulleystodoshared plate 19–22
22Different arrangements of pulleystodoshared plate 19–22
23A contrivance for transmitting rotary motion to a movable pulleytodo
24Spur-gearstodo
25Bevel-gearstodo
26The wheel to the right is termed a “crown-wheel;” that gearing…todo
27“Multiple gearing”—a recent inventiontodo
28These are sometimes called “brush-wheels.” The relative speeds can…todo
29Transmission of rotary motion from one shaft at right angles to…todo
30Rectangular gearstodo
31Worm or endless screw and a worm-wheeltodo
32Friction-wheelstodo
33Elliptical spur-gearstodo
34An internally toothed spur-gear and piniontodo
35Variable rotary motion produced by uniform rotary motiontodo
36Mangle-wheel and pinion—so called from their application to…todo
37Uniform into variable rotary motiontodo
38A means of converting rotary motion, by which the speed is made…todo
39Sun-and-planet motiontodo
40Rotary converted into rotary motiontodoshared plate 40–41
41Rotary converted into rotary motiontodoshared plate 40–41
42Different kinds of gears for transmitting rotary motion from one…todoshared plate 42–43
43Different kinds of gears for transmitting rotary motion from one…todoshared plate 42–43
44A kind of gearing used to transmit great force and give a…todo
45Frictional grooved gearing—a comparatively recent inventiontodo
46Fusee chain and spring-box, being the prime mover in some watches,…todo
47A frictional clutch-box, thrown in and out of gear by the lever at…todo
48Clutch-boxtodo
49Alternate circular motion of the horizontal shaft produces a…todo
50Two kinds of universal jointstodoshared plate 50–51
51Two kinds of universal jointstodoshared plate 50–51
52Another kind of clutch-boxtodo
53The vertical shaft is made to drive the horizontal one in either…todo
54Mangle or star-wheel, for producing an alternating rotary motiontodo
55Different velocity given to two gears, A and C, on the same shaft,…todo
56Used for throwing in and out of gear the speed-motion on lathestodo
57The small pulley at the top being the driver, the large,…todo
58For transmitting three different speeds by gearingtodo
59For transmitting two speeds by gearingtodo
60For transmitting two speeds by means of beltstodo
61For transmitting two speeds, one a differential motiontodo
62For transmitting two speeds, one of which is a different and…todo
63Jumping or intermittent rotary motion, used for meters and…todo
64Another arrangement of jumping motiontodo
65The left-hand disk or wheel, C, is the driving-wheel, upon which…todo
66A modification of 64; a weight, D, attached to an arm secured in…todo
67Another modification of 64; a weight or tumbler, E, secured on the…todo
68The single tooth, A, of the driving-wheel, B, acts in the notches…todo
69B, a small wheel with one tooth, is the driver, and the…todo
70The driving-wheel, C, has a rim, shown in dotted outline, the…todo
71The inner circumference (shown by dotted lines) of the rim of the…todo
72A tilt-hammer motion, the revolution of the cam or wiper-wheel, B,…todo
73To the driving-wheel, D, is secured a bent spring, B; another…todo
74A uniform intermittent rotary motion in opposite directions is…todo
75Reciprocating rectilinear motion of the rod, C, transmits an…todo
76Another contrivance for registering or counting revolutionstodo
77The vibration of the lever, C, on the center or fulcrum, A,…todo
78A modification of 77.todo
79Reciprocating rectilinear motion of the rod, B, produces a nearly…todo
80Rectilinear motion is imparted to the slotted bar, A, by the…todo
81Alternate rectilinear motion is given to the rack-rod, B, by the…todo
82Double Treadle Ratchetdoneyesratchet (contact only: two sprung pawls on arms B loose on A's shaft against 30 hooked teeth; links to two treadles pinned to them; strap over C as a tension-only tendon; two feet, each press-only, alternately)A turns one way at a mean 1.09 rad/s (10.4 rev/min), never below 0.27× the mean, largest run-back 0.000 rad; pawls click over the teeth 5–6 times a second each (83% / 63% on their arm's return stroke, the rest when A runs ahead); back treadle follows the front at slope −1.000 (r² 0.99) through the strap; penetration 0.28 mmInputs are the two feet (0.5 N·m half-sine, 60 strokes/min each); load on A 0.06 N·m·s/rad. C is a fixed round: the strap slides over it frictionlessly, so C does not turn.
83A nearly continuous rotary motion is given to the wheel, D, by two…todo
84The double rack-frame, B, is suspended from the rod, A. Continuous…todo
85Intermittent alternating rectilinear motion is given to the rod,…todo
86A method of working a reciprocating pump by rotary motiontodo
87A contrivance for a self-reversing motiontodo
88Continuous rotary converted into intermittent rotary motiontodo
89An eccentric generally used on the crank-shaft for communicating…todo
90A modification of the abovetodo
91Triangular eccentric, giving an intermittent reciprocating…todo
92Ordinary crank motiontodo
93Crank motion, with the crank-wrist working in a slotted yoke,…todo
94Variable crank, two circular plates revolving on the same centertodo
95On rotating the upright shaft, reciprocating rectilinear motion is…todo
96A heart-camtodo
97This is a heart-cam, similar to 96, except that it is groovedtodo
98Irregular vibrating motion is produced by the rotation of the…todo
99Spiral guide attached to the face of a disktodo
100Quick return crank motion, applicable to shaping machinestodo
101Rectilinear motion of horizontal bar, by means of vibrating…todo
102Common screw bolt and nuttodo
103Rectilinear motion of slide produced by the rotation of screwtodo
104In this, rotary motion is imparted to the wheel by the rotation of…todo
105Screw stamping-presstodo
106Uniform reciprocating rectilinear motion, produced by rotary…todoshared plate 106–107
107Uniform reciprocating rectilinear motion, produced by rotary…todoshared plate 106–107
108Uniform reciprocating rectilinear motion from uniform rotary…todo
109The rotation of the screw at the left-hand side produces a uniform…todo
110Uniform circular into uniform rectilinear motiontodo
111Micrometer screwtodo
112Persian drilltodo
113Circular into rectilinear motion, or vice versa, by means of rack…todo
114Uniform circular motion into reciprocating rectilinear motion, by…todo
115Rotary motion of the toothed wheels produces rectilinear motion of…todo
116A substitute for the cranktodo
117A cam acting between two friction-rollers in a yoketodo
118A mode of doubling the length of stroke of a piston-rod, or the…todo
119Reciprocating rectilinear motion of the bar carrying the oblong…todo
120Each jaw is attached to one of the two segments, one of which has…todo
121Alternating rectilinear motion of the rod attached to the…todo
122The rotation of the two spur-gears, with crank-wrists attached,…todo
123Intended as a substitute for the cranktodo
124Fiddle drilltodo
125A modification of the motion shown in 122, but of a more complex…todo
126A bell-crank lever, used for changing the direction of any forcetodo
127Motion used in air-pumpstodo
128A continuous rotary motion of the shaft carrying the three wipers…todo
129Chinese windlasstodo
130Shears for cutting iron plates, etctodo
131On rotating the disk carrying the crank-pin working in the slotted…todo
132This is a motion which has been used in presses to produce the…todo
133A simple press motion is given through the hand-crank on the…todo
134Uniform circular motion into rectilinear by means of a rope or…todo
135Modification of the triangular eccentric 91, used on the steam…todo
136A cam-wheel—of which a side view is shown—has its rim formed into…todo
137Expansion eccentric used in France to work the slide-valve of a…todo
138On turning the cam at the bottom a variable alternating…todo
139The internal rack, carried by the rectangular frame, is free to…todo
140The toggle-joint arranged for a punching machinetodo
141Endless-band sawtodo
142Movement used for varying the length of the traversing guide-bar…todo
143Circular motion into alternate rectilinear motiontodo
144A system of crossed levers, termed “Lazy Tongs.” A short…todo
145Reciprocating curvilinear motion of the beam gives a continuous…todo
146Continuous rotary motion of the disk produces reciprocating…todo
147Steam engine governortodo
148Continuous circular motion of the spur-gears produces alternate…todo
149Uniform circular converted, by the cams acting upon the levers,…todo
150A valve motion for working steam expansivelytodo
151Continuous circular into continuous but much slower rectilinear motiontodo
152An ellipsographtodo
153Circular motion into alternating rectilinear motiontodo
154Circular motion into alternating rectilinear motion, by the action…todo
155Reciprocating rectilinear motion into intermittent circular motion…todo
156Circular motion into variable alternating rectilinear motion, by…todo
157A modification of the movement last describedtodo
158Reciprocating curvilinear motion of the treadle gives a circular…todo
159A modification of 158, a cord and pulley being substituted for the…todo
160Alternating curvilinear motion into alternating circulartodo
161Centrifugal governor for steam enginestodo
162Water-wheel governor acting on the same principle as 161, but by…todo
163Another arrangement for a water-wheel governortodo
164A knee-lever, differing slightly from the toggle-joint shown in…todo
165Circular into rectilinear motiontodo
166The rotation of the disk carrying the crank pin gives a to-and-fro…todo
167A drum or cylinder having an endless spiral groove extending all…todo
168The slotted crank at the left hand of the figure is on the main…todo
169A modification of 168, in which a link is used to connect the…todo
170Another form of steam engine governortodo
171Valve motion and reversing gear used in oscillating marine enginestodo
172A mode of obtaining an egg-shaped elliptical movementtodo
173A movement used in silk machinery for the same purpose as that…todo
174Carpenters’ bench-clamptodo
175A means of giving one complete revolution to the crank of an…todo
176Contrivance for uncoupling enginestodoshared plate 176–177
177Contrivance for uncoupling enginestodoshared plate 176–177
178Contrivance for varying the speed of the slide carrying the…todo
179Reversing-gear for a single enginetodo
180This only differs from 174 in being composed of a single pivoted…todo
181Diagonal catch or hand-gear used in large blowing and pumping enginestodoshared plate 181–182
182Diagonal catch or hand-gear used in large blowing and pumping enginestodoshared plate 181–182
183Represent a modification of 181 and 182, the diagonal catches…todoshared plate 183–184
184Represent a modification of 181 and 182, the diagonal catches…todoshared plate 183–184
185Link-motion valve-gear of a locomotivetodo
186Apparatus for disengaging the eccentric-rod from the valve-geartodo
187Modifications of 186.todoshared plate 187–188
188Modifications of 186.todoshared plate 187–188
189Another modification of 186.todo
190A screw-clamptodo
191Scroll-gears for obtaining a gradually increasing speedtodo
192A variety of what is known as the “mangle-wheel.” One variety of…todo
193Another kind of mangle-wheel with its piniontodo
194Another mangle-wheeltodo
195A mode of driving a pair of feed-rolls, the opposite surfaces of…todo
196The pinion, B, rotates about a fixed axis and gives an irregular…todo
197What is called a “mangle-rack.” A continuous rotation of the…todo
198A modification of 197. In this the pinion revolves, but does not…todo
199Another form of mangle-racktodo
200A mode of obtaining two different speeds on the same shaft from…todo
201A continual rotation of the pinion (obtained through the irregular…todo
202Worm or endless screw and worm-wheeltodo
203A regular vibrating movement of the curved slotted arm gives a…todo
204An illustration of the transmission of rotary motion from one…todo
205A wheel driven by a pinion of two teethtodo
206A continuous circular movement of the ratchet-wheel, produced by…todo
207A modification of 195 by means of two worms and worm-wheelstodo
208A pin-wheel and slotted pinion, by which three changes of speed…todo
209A mode of obtaining motion from rolling contacttodo
210By turning the shaft carrying the curved slotted arm, a…todo
211A continuous rotary motion of the large wheel gives an…todo
212What is called the “Geneva-stop,” used in Swiss watches to limit…todo
213Another kind of stop for the same purposetodo
214Other modifications of the stop, the operations of which will be…todoshared plate 214–215
215Other modifications of the stop, the operations of which will be…todoshared plate 214–215
216The external and internal mutilated cog-wheels work alternately…todo
217These are parts of the same movement, which has been used for…todoshared plate 217–218
218These are parts of the same movement, which has been used for…todoshared plate 217–218
219Variable circular motion by crown-wheel and piniontodo
220The two crank-shafts are parallel in direction, but not in line…todo
221Irregular circular motion imparted to wheel, A. C is an elliptical…todo
222If for the eccentric wheel described in the last figure an…todo
223An arrangement for obtaining variable circular motiontodo
224This represents an expanding pulleytodo
225Intermittent circular motion of the ratchet-wheel from vibratory…todo
226This movement is designed to double the speed by gears of equal…todo
227A chain and chain pulleytodo
228Another kind of chain and pulleytodo
229Another varietytodo
230Circular motion into dittotodo
231Drag-link motiontodo
232Intermittent circular motion is imparted to the toothed wheel by…todo
233Two different kinds of stops for a lantern-wheeltodo
234A verge escapementtodo
235The oscillation of the tappet-arm produces an intermittent rotary…todo
236A nearly continuous circular motion is imparted to the…todo
237A reciprocating circular motion of the top arm makes its attached…todo
238An escapementtodo
239An arrangement of stops for a spur-geartodo
240Varieties of stops for a ratchet-wheeltodo
241Intermittent circular motion is imparted to the wheel, A, by the…todo
242A brake used in cranes and hoisting machinestodo
243A mode of transmitting power from a horizontal shaft to two…todo
244A dynamometer, or instrument used for ascertaining the amount of…todo
245Bayonet jointtodo
246A pantograph for copying, enlarging, and reducing plans, etctodo
247A mode of releasing a sounding-weighttodo
248Union couplingtodo
249Ball-and-socket joint, arranged for tubingtodo
250Anti-friction bearingtodo
251Releasing-hook, used in pile-driving machinestodo
252A and B are two rollers which require to be equally moved to and…todo
253Centrifugal check-hooks, for preventing accidents in case of the…todo
254A sprocket-wheel to drive or to be driven by a chaintodo
255A flanged pulley to drive or be driven by a flat belttodo
256A plain pulley for a flat belttodo
257A concave-grooved pulley for a round bandtodo
258A smooth-surface V-grooved pulley for a round bandtodo
259A V-grooved pulley having its groove notched to increase the…todo
260A differential movementtodo
261A combination movement, in which the weight, W, moves vertically…todo
262The first of these figures is an end view, and the second a side…todo
263The first of these figures is an end view, and the second a side…todo
264Two worm-wheels of equal diameter, but one having one tooth more…todo
265Variable motiontodo
266The shaft has two screws of different pitches cut on it, one…todo
267Friction pulleytodo
268Circular into reciprocating motion by means of a crank and…todo
269Continued rectilinear movement of the frame with mutilated racks…todo
270Anti-friction bearing for a pulleytodo
271On vibrating the lever to which the two pawls are attached, a…todo
272Rotary motion of the beveled disk cam gives a reciprocating…todo
273Rectilinear into rectilinear motiontodo
274An engine-governortodo
275Rotary motion of the worm gives a rectilinear motion to the racktodo
276Continuous rotary motion of the cam gives a reciprocating…todo
277Coltodo
278C. R. Otis’s safety-stop for the platform of a hoisting apparatustodo
279Crank and slotted cross-head, with Clayton’s sliding journal-box…todo
280A mode of working a windlasstodo
281The revolution of the disk causes the lever at the right to…todo
282By the revolution of the disk in which is fixed a pin working in a…todo
283By a vibratory motion of the handle, motion is communicated by the…todo
284A feeding apparatus for the bed of a sawing machinetodo
285The movable head of a turning lathetodo
286Toe and lifter for working puppet valves in steam enginestodo
287Pickering’s governortodo
288The former is what is termed a recoil, and the latter a repose or…todoshared plate 288–289
289The former is what is termed a recoil, and the latter a repose or…todoshared plate 288–289
290Another kind of pendulum escapementtodo
291Arnold’s chronometer or free escapement, sometimes used in watchestodo
292Stud escapement, used in large clockstodo
293Duplex escapement, for watches, so called from partaking of the…todo
294A cylinder escapementtodoshared plate 294–295
295A cylinder escapementtodoshared plate 294–295
296Lever escapementtodo
297An escapement with a lantern wheeltodo
298An old-fashioned watch escapementtodo
299An old-fashioned clock escapementtodo
300A clock or watch escapementtodoshared plate 300–301
301A clock or watch escapementtodoshared plate 300–301
302Balance-wheel escapementtodo
303Dead-beat Pendulum Escapementdoneyesescapement (contact only: 30 forward-leaning Graham teeth against convex-hull pallets whose locking faces are arcs about the arbor; constant-torque weight on the wheel; pendulum under gravity)period 0.891 s vs compound pendulum 0.882 s (+1.0%; simple 2π√(L/g), L = 20 cm: 0.897 s); wheel 0.1048 rad per beat (half a tooth, 0.1047); locked wheel still to ±0.004° as the pallets slide (dead beat), largest run-back 0.08° (drop rebound); amplitude 5.2° sustained over 20 s; weight removed → 5.2° → 0.7° in 6 sOnly the escape wheel is driven (constant torque, as a weight). Starts itself from rest. Lift 2.5°, lock 1.5°, drop 1.5°.
304Pin-wheel escapement, somewhat resembling the stud escapement…todo
305A single-pin pendulum escapementtodo
306Three-legged pendulum escapementtodo
307A modification of the above with long stopping teeth, D and E, A…todo
308A detached pendulum escapement, leaving the pendulum, P, free or…todo
309Mudge’s gravity escapementtodo
310Three-legged gravity escapementtodo
311Double three-legged gravity escapementtodo
312Bloxam’s gravity escapementtodo
313Chronometer escapement, the form now commonly constructedtodo
314Lever chronometer escapementtodo
315Conical pendulum, hung by a thin piece of round wiretodo
316Mercurial compensation pendulumtodo
317Compound bar compensation pendulumtodo
318Watch regulatortodo
319Compensation balancetodo
320Endless chain, maintaining power on going-barrel, to keep a clock…todo
321Harrison’s “going-barrel.” Larger ratchet-wheel, to which the…todo
322A very convenient construction of parallel ruler for drawing, made…todo
323Parallel ruler consisting of a simple straight ruler, B, with an…todo
324Compound parallel ruler, composed of two simple rulers, A, A,…todo
325Parallel ruler composed of two simple rulers, A, B, connected by…todo
326A simple means of guiding or obtaining a parallel motion of the…todo
327Differs from 326 in having rollers substituted for the slides on…todo
328A parallel motion invented by Drtodo
329A piston-rod guidetodo
330The piston-rod is prolonged and works in a guide, A, which is in…todo
331An engine with crank motion like that represented in 93 and 279 of…todo
332A parallel motion used for the piston-rod of side lever marine enginestodo
333A parallel motion used only in particular casestodo
334A parallel motion used in some of the old single-acting beam enginestodo
335A parallel motion commonly used for stationary beam enginestodo
336An arrangement of parallel motion for side lever marine enginestodo
337Parallel motion in which the radius rod is connected with the…todo
338Another modification, in which the radius bar is placed above the beamtodo
339Parallel motion for direct action enginestodo
340Another parallel motiontodo
341“Grasshopper” beam enginetodo
342Old-fashioned single-acting beam pumping engine on the atmospheric…todo
343Parallel motion for upright enginetodo
344Oscillating enginetodo
345Inverted oscillating or pendulum enginetodo
346Table enginetodo
347Section of disk enginetodo
348Mode of obtaining two reciprocating movements of a rod by one…todo
349Another form of parallel rulertodo
350Traverse or to-and-fro motiontodo
351Stamptodo
352Another arrangement of the Chinese windlass illustrated by 129 of…todo
353A modification of the tilt or trip hammer, illustrated by 72. In…todo
354A modification of the crank and slotted cross-head, 93. The…todo
355The gyroscope or rotascope, an instrument illustrating the…todo
356Bohnenberger’s machine illustrating the same tendency of rotating…todo
357What is called the gyroscope governor, for steam engines, etc.,…todo
358Traverse of carriage, made variable by fusee according to the…todo
359Primitive drilling apparatustodo
360Continuous rotary motion from oscillatingtodo
361Another simple form of clutch for pulleys, consisting of a pin on…todo
362Alternating traverse of upper shaft and its drum, produced by pin…todo
363See-saw, one of the simplest illustrations of a limited…todo
364Intermittent rotary motion from continuous rotary motion about an…todo
365Cylindrical rod arranged between two rollers, the axes of which…todo
366Drilling machinetodo
367A parallel ruler with which lines may be drawn at required…todo
368Describing spiral line on a cylindertodo
369Cycloidal surfaces, causing pendulum to move in cycloidal curve,…todo
370Motion for polishing mirrors, the rubbing of which should be…todo
371Modification of mangle-wheel motiontodo
372White’s dynamometer, for determining the amount of power required…todo
373Robert’s contrivance for proving that friction of a wheel carriage…todo
374Rotary motion of shaft from treadle by means of an endless band…todo
375Pair of edge runners or chasers for crushing or grindingtodo
376Tread-wheel horse-power turned by the weight of an animal…todo
377The tread-mill employed in jails in some countries for exercising…todo
378Saw for cutting trees by motion of pendulum, is represented as…todo
379Portable cramp drillstodoshared plate 379–380
380Portable cramp drillstodoshared plate 379–380
381Bowery’s joiner’s clamp, plan and transverse sectiontodo
382Adjustable stand for mirrors, etc., by which a glass or other…todo
383The principal elements of machinery for dressing cloth and warps,…todo
384Helicograph, or instrument for describing helicestodo
385Contrivance employed in Russia for shutting doorstodo
386Folding library laddertodo
387Self-adjusting step-ladder for wharfs at which there are rise and…todo
388Feed-motion of Woodworth’s planing machine, a smooth supporting…todo
389Lifting-jack operated by an eccentric, pawl, and ratchettodo
390Device for converting oscillating into rotary motiontodo
391Reciprocating into rotary motiontodo
392Gig-saw, the lower end connected with a crank which works it, and…todo
393Contrivance for polishing lenses and bodies of spherical formtodo
394C. Parsons’s patent device for converting reciprocating motion…todo
395Four-way cock, used many years ago on steam engines to admit and…todo
396G. P. Reed’s patent anchor and lever escapement for watchestodo
397Continuous circular into intermittent rectilinear reciprocatingtodo
398Continuous circular motion into intermittent circular—the cam, C,…todo
399A method of repairing chains, or tightening chains used as guys or…todo
400Four-motion feed (A. B. Wilson’s patent), used on Wheeler &…todo
401E. P. Brownell’s patent crank-motion to obviate dead-centerstodo
402G. O. Guernsey’s patent escapement for watchestodo
403Cyclograph for describing circular arcs in drawings where the…todo
404Another cyclographtodo
405Mechanical means of describing hyperbolas, their foci and vertices…todo
406Mechanical means of describing parabolas, the base, altitude,…todo
407Instrument for describing pointed archestodo
408Centrolinead for drawing lines toward an inaccessible or…todo
409Proportional compasses used in copying drawings on a given larger…todo
410Bisecting gaugetodo
411Self-recording level for surveyorstodo
412Wheel-work in the base of capstantodo
413J. W. Howlett’s patent adjustable frictional gearingtodo
414Scroll gear and sliding pinion, to produce an increasing velocity…todo
415P. Dickson’s patent device for converting an oscillating motion…todo
416A device for assisting the crank of a treadle motion over the…todo
417Continuous circular motion into a rectilinear reciprocatingtodo
418Buchanan & Righter’s patent slide-valve motiontodo
419Continuous circular motion converted into a rocking motiontodo
420Arrangement of hammer for striking bellstodo
421Trunk engine used for marine purposestodo
422Oscillating piston enginetodo
423Root’s patent double-quadrant enginetodo
424Root’s double-reciprocating or square piston enginetodo
425One of the many forms of rotary enginetodo
426Another form of rotary engine, in which there are two stationary…todo
427Another rotary engine, in which the shaft, B, works in fixed…todo
428The india-rubber rotary engine in which the cylinder has a…todo
429Holly’s patent double-elliptical rotary enginetodo
430Overshot water-wheeltodo
431Undershot water-wheeltodo
432Breast-wheeltodo
433Horizontal overshot water-wheeltodo
434A plan view of the Fourneyron turbine water-wheeltodo
435Warren’s central discharge turbine, plan viewtodo
436Jonval turbinetodo
437Volute wheel, having radial vanes, a, against which the water…todo
438Barker’s or reaction milltodo
439A method of obtaining a reciprocating motion from a continuous…todo
440A trough divided transversely into equal parts and supported on an…todo
441Persian wheel, used in Eastern countries for irrigationtodo
442Machine of ancient origin, still employed on the river Eisach, in…todo
443Application of Archimedes’s screw to raising water, the supply…todo
444Montgolfier’s hydraulic ramtodo
445D’Ectol’s oscillating column, for elevating a portion of a given…todoshared plate 445–446
446D’Ectol’s oscillating column, for elevating a portion of a given…todoshared plate 445–446
447This method of passing a boat from one shore of a river to the…todo
448Common lift pumptodo
449Modern lifting pumptodo
450Ordinary force pump, with two valvestodo
451Force pump, same as above, with addition of air-chamber to the…todo
452Double-acting pumptodo
453Double lantern-bellows pumptodo
454Diaphragm forcing pumptodo
455Old rotary pumptodo
456Cary’s rotary pumptodo
457Common mode of raising water from wells of inconsiderable depthtodo
458The common pulley and buckets for raising watertodo
459Reciprocating lift for wellstodo
460Fairbairn’s bailing-scoop, for elevating water short distancestodo
461Pendulums or swinging gutters for raising water by their pendulous…todo
462Chain pumptodo
463Self-acting weir and scouring sluicetodo
464Hero’s fountaintodo
465Balance pumpstodo
466Hydrostatic presstodo
467Robertson’s hydrostatic jacktodo
468Flexible water main, plan and sectiontodo
469French invention for obtaining rotary motion from different…todo
470Steam hammertodo
471Hotchkiss’s atmospheric hammertodo
472Grimshaw’s compressed air hammertodo
473Air-pump of simple constructiontodo
474Æolipile or Hero’s steam toy, described by Hero, of Alexandria,…todo
475Bilge ejector (Brear’s patent) for discharging bilge-water from…todo
476Another apparatus operating on the same principle as the foregoingtodo
477Steam trap for shutting in steam, but providing for the escape of…todo
478Another steam trap (Ray’s patent)todo
479Gasometertodo
480Another kind of gasometertodo
481Wet gas metertodo
482Gas regulator (Powers’s patent) for equalizing the supply of gas…todo
483Dry gas metertodo
484A spiral wound round a cylinder to convert the motion of the wind…todo
485Common wind-mill, illustrating the production of circular motion…todo
486Plan of a vertical wind-milltodo
487Common paddle-wheel for propelling vesselstodo
488Screw propellertodo
489Vertical bucket paddle-wheeltodo
490Ordinary steering apparatustodo
491Capstantodo
492Boat-detaching hook (Brown & Level’s)todo
493“Lewis,” for lifting stone in buildingtodo
494Tongs for lifting stones, etctodo
495Entwistle’s patent gearingtodo
496Drawing and twisting in spinning cotton, wool, etctodo
497Fan-blowertodo
498Siphon pressure gaugetodo
499Aneroid gauge, known as the “Bourdon gauge,” from the name of its…todo
500Pressure gauge now most commonly usedtodo
501Mercurial barometertodo
502An “epicyclic train.” Any train of gearing the axes of the wheels…todo
503A very simple form of the epicyclic train, in which F, G, is the…todo
504“Ferguson’s mechanical paradox,” designed to show a curious…todo
505Another simple form of the epicyclic train, in which the arm, D,…todo
506Another epicyclic train in which neither the first nor last wheel…todo
507Another form of epicyclic train designed for producing a very slow…todo