Thrust to torque converter, particularly for coupling a reciprocating shaft to a rotary electrical generator or the like
OwnerJohn L. Ottersinventor
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A rotary-to-linear mechanical motion converter has a housing attachable to a drive engine, an input shaft reciprocable to the housing and coupled directly or through a gear arrangement to a reciprocating output shaft of the drive engine, a first drive train coupling the input shaft for turning a rotor in a given sense of rotation for a first direction of movement of the input shaft, and a second drive train coupling the input shaft for turning the rotor in the same given sense of rotation for an opposite direction of movement of the input shaft, the first and second drive trains alternately driving the rotor, as in an electrical generator, for continuous rotation in a given sense relative to the housing. In an alternate converter, both drive trains drive a rotor for only one direction of movement of the input shaft.
A mechanical linear-to-rotary motion converter comprising:
A mechanical linear-to-rotary motion converter comprising:
A compact mechanical linear-to-rotary motion converter comprising:
A mechanical linear-to-rotary motion converter comprising:
A mechanical linear-to-rotary motion converter comprising:
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