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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- Figure 1 is a side elevation of a machine constructed according to this invention.
- Figure 2 an end view thereof.
- Figures 4 and 5 are views of a detached part hereinafter described and referred to.
- my said invention consists in combining together certain well-known mechanical powers, so as to form a machine or engine considerably cheaper thanengines worked by steam, gas, air, or other fluids.
- a A are the framings of the machine, fixed to a bed-plate, B.
- G D are shafts, mounted in bearings E fixed to the upper part of the framings A'.
- G- G' and H H are cranks, fixed upon the shafts C G and D D respectively, each pair of cranks being at 'right angles, or nearly so, to the other pair of cranks, to overcome or pass the null-points during their rotation.
- L L are metal balance-beams, formed eachin two parts, L and L, as at figs. 4 and 5, the two parts being fixed together by bolts and nuts at after the beams have been placed upon the pins of the cranks G G and H H; the said pins working in the slots 0 b in the said beams.
- cranks working in pairs, onewi'thin the other, in opposite diroctionmfor imparting rocking motion to weighted beams, having no fixed axis of motion, but soco'nstructed that the crank-pins move in slots in the said beams, substantially as abovedescribed.
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Description
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MACHINE FOR OBTAINING MOTIVE POWER.
No. 81,802 Patented Aug. 18, 1868.
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ROBERT SIDE, OF UNION STREET BOROUGH, ENGLAND.
Letters Patent No.81,302, dated August 18,- 1868.
IMPROVED MACHINE FOR OBTAINING MOTIVE-POWER.
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TO 'ALL WHOM IT MAY CONOERN-z 'Be it known that I, ROBERT SIDE, of Union Street Borough, England, have invented agncw Machine for Obtaining Motive-Power;" and I do hereby declare that the following is a full andexact description thereof reference being had to the accompanying sheetof drawings, and to theletters of reference marked thereon.
Figure 1 is a side elevation of a machine constructed according to this invention.
Figure 2, an end view thereof.
Figure 3, top plan view; and
Figures 4 and 5 are views of a detached part hereinafter described and referred to.
The nature of my said invention consists in combining together certain well-known mechanical powers, so as to form a machine or engine considerably cheaper thanengines worked by steam, gas, air, or other fluids.
To enable others skilled in the art to make and use my invontion,'I will proceed to describe its construction and operation.
A A are the framings of the machine, fixed to a bed-plate, B. G D are shafts, mounted in bearings E fixed to the upper part of the framings A'. G- G' and H H are cranks, fixed upon the shafts C G and D D respectively, each pair of cranks being at 'right angles, or nearly so, to the other pair of cranks, to overcome or pass the null-points during their rotation. I
II and K K are wheels, fixed onto the shafts 'G and D, for causing these shafts to rotate together. L L are metal balance-beams, formed eachin two parts, L and L, as at figs. 4 and 5, the two parts being fixed together by bolts and nuts at after the beams have been placed upon the pins of the cranks G G and H H; the said pins working in the slots 0 b in the said beams. These beams are loaded at each end with weights, equal to the power required to be exerted by the machine, and the operations of themachine thus constructed are as follows Suppose two beams to be in the position represented, the beam L being horizoptal, the other beam will, by the gravitating power of it weight, rest 'by the slot a on the'cranlz-pin of the lowermost crank, and, as the cranks rotateone within the other, in opposite directions in each pair of cranks, the lowermost crank will lift one end of the beam, and the other crank will depress the opposite eudof thesaid beam, and, when that end of the beam which is beinglifted has passed a horizontal line the opposite eudof the beam will move downward, thereby lengthening this end of the beam, and causing it to descend with a force equal to the difference between the longand short-weighted levers of thebcam thus brought into action, and the power so obtained may be transmitted by pulleys and bands, or toothed wheels, and,.as the shafts continue to rotate, the other beam will come into action, and be in its most effective position for exerting power when the other beam is in its least 'efi'ective position, and, by these means, each beam will assist the other post the null-points, nanrei-y, whencithcr oi the cranks is directly under the centre of its respective shaft.
The beams being thus mounted on two movable rolling-centres, a very little enort will no necessary to start and keep up the motion of the machine, for which purpose a small engine, workcd'by steam, may beappliod to one end of the aforesaid beam or beams. It. is also proposed, it, necessary, to employ one or more fly-whoels, fixed'en the shafts G and D.
Having now fully described my invention, and the manner of construction and operation, I hercbymdeclare that what I claim, and desire to. secure by Letters Patent, is as follows:
I claim ,the cranks, working in pairs, onewi'thin the other, in opposite diroctionmfor imparting rocking motion to weighted beams, having no fixed axis of motion, but soco'nstructed that the crank-pins move in slots in the said beams, substantially as abovedescribed.
London, 1868.
ROBERT SIDE. Auzx. Buowxs,
BEN. BROWNE }49 King William Street, .5. 0., London.
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