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Questions within the problem domain of mechanical engineering. Mechanical Engineering can be a broad field; consider choosing more specific tags if they apply.
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Converting rotary motion to linear motion (door for sliding trash can)
This is actually two different questions.
Mechanisms to convert linear motion to rotational: There are different mechanisms around, the most common of all crankshafts.
what is the best mechanism fo …
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Mechanisms to convert linear motion to rotation
These are the mechanisms I'm aware of:
Crankshaft
Scotch yoke
cam-shaft
wobble drive (a.k.a nutator or Z-crank)
swash-plate
What are other mechanisms to convert linear motion to rotation?
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Are there any instructions on how to install and run Natran-95?
I just forked the repository, and after a bit of cleanup, I developed the CMakeLists.txt file to compile with CMake. you should be able to compile the code base on Windows using Intel's ifort.exe now: …
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