Abstract:
A power transmission device comprising a rotatably mounted drum for housing a spring mechanism, one end of the spring mechanism being fixed to the interior of the drum, and the other end of the spring mechanism being fixed to a sprocket gear wheels provided on the drum axis. There is also provided a slip clutch adapted to engage the second sprocket gear wheel, a freewheel, connected to the slip clutch, a drive wheel coupled to the freewheel, at least one crank coupled by a drive to the drive wheel for rotating the drive wheel, and a speed control governor coupled to the drum. Cranking of the drive wheel drives the freewheel and then the slip clutch and sprocket gear wheel to wind the spring mechanism, causing the drum to rotate under spring-tension at a speed regulated by the governor so as to provide mechanical power.
Abstract:
The present invention generally relates to a valve mechanism and more particularly, to a motor driven valve arranged to open or close the valve through rotation of a valve body of the valve by the driving of a reversible motor, and having incorporated therein an improved mechanism for automatic opening or closing of the valve when it becomes impossible to control the valve due to troubles such as power failures, etc.
Abstract:
The output shaft of a rotary actuator is rotated in one direction by an electric motor and is returned in the opposite direction by a spring which is wound during driving of the shaft by the motor. The motor drives the output shaft and winds the return spring by way of a speed-reducing, torque amplifying gear train. To enable the use of a lighter return spring and the use of a gear train effecting greater torque amplification from the motor to the output shaft, intermediate gears in the drive train apply winding torque to the return spring differentially of the drive torque applied to the output shaft.
Abstract:
A ratchet wheel is advanced by an oscillating driving pawl in conjunction with a holding pawl to charge circuit breaker mechanism closing springs. A latch operates in response to the initial lifting of the holding pawl as the ratchet wheel is rapidly advanced by the closing springs to detain the holding pawl in an inoperative position while the closing springs discharge. Lifting of the driving pawl by the advancing ratchet wheel leaves the driving pawl in an inoperative position by virtue of a unique slip clutch coupling between it and its driving motor. The latch releases the holding pawl for return to its operative position automatically during the initial oscillation of the driving pawl to start a new charging cycle.
Abstract:
A circuit breaker operating mechanism characterized by a crank shaft, a closing spring connected to the crank shaft, motoroperating structure for driving the crank shaft to charge the closing spring, a ratchet wheel mounted on the crank shaft, a reciprocating pawl structure supported to drive the ratchet wheel, a motor comprising an output shaft and cam means or driving means on the output shaft operable upon each revolution of the output shaft to operate the pawl structure to advance the ratchet wheel to thereby charge the closing spring, the cam means being operable in directions toward and away from the reciprocating pawl structure, and spring means attached to the output shaft for urging the reciprocating pawl structure only in the direction of advancement of the ratchet wheel.
Abstract:
The invention discloses an energy storage device, comprising a mounting seat, a first spring energy storage component, a second spring energy storage component, a one-way limiter, a transmission component, and a generator; the first spring energy storage component comprises a first rotating shaft, a first spring, and a first spring barrel; the second spring energy storage component comprises a second rotating shaft, a second spring, and a second spring barrel. The device uses two spring energy storage components to collect the gravitational potential energy of different dispersion points at the same time, and store it in the corresponding spring, then through the action of the one-way limiter, the energy of the spring with larger energy storage can be released and converted into electrical energy.
Abstract:
The invention discloses a tension force stepless adjustment counterweight power generating mechanism and a fitness equipment with the same, comprising a pulling rope, a winding drum, a mounting seat, a central shaft, a spring, a generator, and a regulator; one end of the pulling rope is connected to the winding drum; a part of the pulling rope is wound on the outer peripheral wall of the winding drum; the winding drum is rotatably connected to the mounting seat; the outer end of the spring is connected to the winding drum, and the inner end thereof is connected to the mounting seat; the central shaft is rotatably arranged on the mounting seat. The mechanism organically combines the pulling force process with the power generation process, and uses a regulator to adjust the rotation damping of the generator motor shaft to adjust the pulling force in a disguised manner.