507 Mechanical Movements
Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, now Animated for the Internet.
507 Mechanical Movements
This is an online edition of the classic technical reference Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements by Henry T. Brown. This site contains the original illustrations and text from the 21st edition of the book, published in 1908.
507 Mechanical Movements
The want of a comprehensive collection of illustrations and descriptions of Mechanical Movements has long been seriously felt by artisans, inventors, and students of the mechanic arts. It was the knowledge of this want which induced the compilation of the collection here presented.
507 Mechanical Movements, 1, Belt and Pulleys
1. Illustrates the transmission of power by simple pulleys and an open belt. In this case both of the pulleys rotate in the same direction.
507 Mechanical Movements
Miscellaneous movements, 101, 120, 153, 172, 173, 196, 203, 209, 210, 217, 218, 232, 235, 247, 252, 261, 262, 263, 265, 273, 281, 282, 348, 360, 368, 385, 390, 391, 415, 417, 447, 469, …
507 Mechanical Movements, 101
Mechanical Movement 101. FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN Mechanical Movements. Index. Thumbnails « prev next ...
507 Mechanical Movements, 500
Mechanical Movement 500. 500. Pressure gauge now most commonly used. Sometimes known as the “Magdeburg gauge,” from the name of the place where first manufactured.
507 Mechanical Movements, 7, Pulley Transmission
The belt is shown on the middle one of the three pulleys on the lower shafts, a, b, which pulley is loose, and consequently no movement is communicated to the said shafts.
507 Mechanical Movements, 224
Mechanical Movement 224. 224. This represents an expanding pulley. On turning pinion, d, to the right or left, a similar motion is imparted to wheel, c, which, by means of curved slots cut therein, thrusts the studs fastened to arms of pulley outward or inward, thus augmenting or diminishing the size of the pulley.
507 Mechanical Movements, 501
Mechanical Movement 501. 501. Mercurial barometer. Longer leg of bent tube, against which is marked the scale of inches, is closed at top, and shorter one is open to the atmosphere, or merely covered with some porous material.
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