gaufridus
Mechanical
- Jul 20, 2005
- 59
I am having some difficulty connecting three components of a linkage together:
Part 1 ends in a clevis with a pin
Part 2 is a thin plate and has a hole and a curved slot in it.
The mating connection between the pin of part 1 and the hole in part 2 is a straight forward pin connection - this connects ok.
Part 3 ends in a rod with clevis that contains a roller.
The clevis must sit either side of part 2 and roller must be able to roll along the curved slot in part 2.
Note that all parts must be able to move relative to one another.
These components form part of a Stevenson valve linkage for a steam engine if anyone is familiar with that type of mechanism.
After connecting parts 1 and 2 how should I connect the roller to the slot?
Part 1 ends in a clevis with a pin
Part 2 is a thin plate and has a hole and a curved slot in it.
The mating connection between the pin of part 1 and the hole in part 2 is a straight forward pin connection - this connects ok.
Part 3 ends in a rod with clevis that contains a roller.
The clevis must sit either side of part 2 and roller must be able to roll along the curved slot in part 2.
Note that all parts must be able to move relative to one another.
These components form part of a Stevenson valve linkage for a steam engine if anyone is familiar with that type of mechanism.
After connecting parts 1 and 2 how should I connect the roller to the slot?