Abstract:
A double scroll compressor includes left and right stationary scroll members 2, 3 which are located by knock pins 20. Setting of positions of the right stationary scroll member 3 and an orbiting scroll member 1 relative to each other is achieved by using knock pins 16 to 19. A crankshaft 4 and an auxiliary crankshaft 5 are drivingly coupled through a timing belt under such a condition that their cranks have been in synchronization with a position of their maximum radius.
Abstract:
The method of making a roller cone rock bit wherein a main body having a tool joint adjacent one end and a plurality of leg stubs adjacent the other end, has the outer surfaces of those leg stubs on a common conical locus tapering longitudinally inwardly from the radially outer extremity to the radially inner extremity. A like number of cone bases have their trunnions emplaced in respective recesses in a common fixture, in which the recesses are oriented with respect to one another in the same manner as is desired for the relative orientation of the trunnions on the finished rock bit. The end surfaces of the leg extensions which are integral with these trunnions are then simultaneously machined to lie on a common conical locus corresponding to that of the outer surfaces of the leg stubs. The trunnions are removed from the fixture, and each of the adjoining leg extensions has its machined end surface mated with an welded to a respective one of the outer surfaces of the leg stubs.
Abstract:
A method and jig for assembling a plurality of thermal print wafers to form a print head. The jig includes a fixture plate having accurate first and second planar surfaces perpendicular to each and joined in a common edge. An alignment bar having first and second control surfaces thereon is secured to said plate so that the control surfaces lie in a common plane which is perpendicular to the first planar surface and parallel to the common edge. The print wafers are sandwiched between clamps and positioned on the jig so that the operative ends of the wafers become aligned in a plane controlled by the control surfaces when spring-loaded levers on the jig are used to urge the operative ends against the control surfaces. A compressing lever on the jig is used to compress the wafers between the clamps prior to securing the clamps together to produce a completed print wafer module. The completed print wafer modules are then aligned on a support member while using an alignment fixture having a plurality of control surfaces lying in a common plane. The operative end of each print wafer module is urged into contact with an adjacent pair of control surfaces on the alignment fixture to align the module, and the module is then secured to the support member. The remaining modules are similarly aligned and secured to the support member to produce a completed print head.
Abstract:
A part assembling system of an automation line includes: a station frame in which a part assembling tool is installed and that includes at least one mounting part; at least one positioner mounted on the at least one mounting part; a part conveying pallet including at least one positioning pin coupled to the at least one positioner; and a moving carriage that transports the part conveying pallet to a predetermined position on a floor of a process work area.