Lever_shear_flywheel.jpg
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English:
Key: "The stock is cut off between the shear blades
a
,
b
, the lower one of which is stationary and the other is attached to the short end of the lever
c
, the long end being moved by a crank or a cam. In the shear shown, two flywheels
d
,
d
are placed on the main driving shaft, so that their inertia will assist in operating the shear and enable it to cut heavier stock..."
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| Source | International Library of Technology |
| Author | International Textbook Company |
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