Discovering Kinematic Models: Help Identify Our Collection | School Project

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The discussion centers on identifying various kinematic models for a school project. Participants analyze attached images, suggesting possible identifications such as a steam piston, a two-stage compressor, and a reversing rack and pinion system. There is uncertainty about some models, with suggestions that one might be for cutting helical grooves and another possibly serving as a right-angle transmission. The conversation emphasizes the need for additional images to clarify the models' functions. Overall, the group collaborates to enhance understanding of the collection's mechanical components.
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Hey guy,

I'm working at my school to ID our collection of kinematic models and make signs for explaining them. I have them almost done, but there are a few I can't find in any of the books, can you guys take a look at the attached and linked pictures and see if you can ID them?

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  1. Not sure, might be able to tell more with a picture of the other side. It involves a lot of mechanical advantage whatever it is.
  2. Hard to say, could be some sort of idler or differential? Where's the other half?
  3. Looks like a steam piston to me, could have been used for any number of things.
  4. Same as above.
  5. I want to say steam piston as well, but the second smaller piston makes me think it's a 2-stage compressor...
 
For the attached thinmbnails:

  1. Looks like a reversing rack and pinion system. As the pinion spins around it moves the bar to one side, and then back. Kind of an interesting design.
  2. I guess this is the other side of the piece I was asking for another picture of. Looking at it, I'm not sure what it is... seems like it might be for cutting a helical groove in a circular plate?
  3. Seems like some kind of large industrial right-angle transmission. What its for is anyone's guess...
 
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