A connecting mechanism.

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ACCELERATOR LINKAGE

The linkage connecting the accelerator pedal to the carburetor throttle valve or fuel injection control.

CAM MECHANISM

A mechanical linkage whose purpose is to produce, by means of a contoured cam surface, a prescribed motion of the output link.

COMPRESSOR VALVE

A valve in a compressor, usually automatic, which operates by pressure difference (less than 5 pounds per square inch or 35 kilopascals) on the two sides of a movable, single-loaded member and which has no mechanical linkage with the moving parts of the compressor mechanism.

CONNECTING ROD

Any straight link that transmits motion or power from one linkage to another within a mechanism, especially linear to rotary motion, as in a reciprocating engine or compressor.

DIRECT-DRIVE VIBRATION MACHINE

A vibration machine in which the vibration table is forced to undergo a displacement by a positive linkage driven by a direct attachment to eccentrics or camshafts.

DIRECT-READING GAGE

Gage that records directly (instead of inferentially) measured values, for example, a liquid-level gage pointer actuated by direct linkage with a float.

DRAG LINK

A four-bar linkage in which both cranks traverse full circles; the fixed member must be the shortest link.

FIXED LINKAGE SYSTEM

Linkage formed between the skeletal elements of a human and a fixed machine in a human-machine system.

IN-LINE LINKAGE

A power-steering linkage which has the control valve and actuator combined in a single assembly.

MECHANICAL HYGROMETER

A hygrometer in which an organic material, most commonly a bundle of human hair, which expands and contracts with changes in the moisture in the surrounding air or gas is held under slight tension gram arrangement. d r }mechanical damping by a spring, and a mechanical linkage actuates a pointer. mechanical lift dock

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