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Quill shaft
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Quill, английский
- The hollow stem of a large bird’s feather, formerly used [1] as a pen, when sharpened to a point. [2] as the firing tube of a ship’s cannon. quill-pusher: formerly, a slang term for the captain’s clerk. also quill-driver. quilting:matting used to protect a vessel from ice damage.
- A sleeve-shaped bushing fitting around and splined or keyed to the drive rod or screw in a drill swivel head. it transmits power received from the drill motor to the drive rod and causes the drive rod to be rotated.
- Sometimes incorrectly used as a name for drive rod and/or drive screw.
- A sleeve or hollow shaft that slides over, or re volves upon, a solid shaft; used in the design of some clutches or in a flexible coupling of the driving shaft and the driven shaft of two machines. r. letter name applied to a nonstandard special and obsolete size of bits, core barrels, and drill rods that were approximately the same size as pk letter-name items.
- A light, tapered tube of wood, metal, paper, or plastic on which the filling yarn is wound for use in the shuttle during weaving.
Quill diameter, английский
Quill drive, английский
- Mechanical drive system using concentric shafts mounted on separated bearings. the inner shaft is usually of sufficiently small diameter to provide torsional flexibihty. 117 118 figure r.l the powered rack and pinion steering unit of a volvo passenger car r rac horsepower obsolete
- Traction motor drive system where the motor drives the wheel through a set of rubber bushed suspension links. the links are fitted to either end of a hollow tube (the quill) surrounding the axle. one set of links is attached to the output drive of the motor, the other to the wheel. the system reduces the unsprung mass on the axle compared with the nose suspended motor.
Quill stroke, английский
Quill taper, английский
Quill travel, английский
Quilla, испанский
Quilling, английский
The process of winding filling yarns onto filling bobbins, or quills, in preparation for use in the shuttle for weaving.
Shaft, английский
- The bridge end of the cue, to which the ferrule and tip are attached
- Вал
- Шахтный ствол, стержень (ось)
- A reciprocating or oscillating straight round bar, for transmitting motion and torque. usually supported by bearings, and connected to gears, wheels, propellers, or the like. also drive shaft.
- The long, round member that connects the engine or transmission to the propeller.
- 1. a term often used with reference to satins indicating the number of harnesses employed to produce the weave. 2. see harness.
- A vertical or sloping opening, giving access to the various levels of a mine.
- A vertical or sloping opening, giving access to the various levels of a mine, usually equipped with a hoist at the top, which lowers and raises a conveyance for handling miners and material
- A vertical or nearly-vertical tunnel used to access deep mine workings.
- A vertical, underground passage.
- An opening between a tunnel and ground level usually provided to ventilate or to give access during construction or afterwards.
Shaft (bf), английский
Cuve
Shaft (of feather), английский
Shaft 13., английский
Shaft access, русский
Shaft alley, английский
Section of a ship that houses the propulsion shaft, running from the engine room to the stuffing box.
Shaft allowance, английский
Shaft boring machine, русский
Shaft bottom, английский
Shaft cable, английский
Shaft capacity, английский
Shaft casing, английский
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Quincite, английский
Quigley gun, английский
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