- The
windl**** /ˈwɪndləs/ is an
apparatus for
moving heavy weights. Typically, a
windl**** consists of a
horizontal cylinder (barrel),
which is
rotated by...
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According to
Richard Tangye's autobiography, the
Weston differential pulley evolved from the
Chinese windl****, with an
endless chain replacing the
finite length...
- fascia's
normal mechanical movement during standing and
walking (known as the
Windl**** mechanism)
place excess strain on the
calcaneal tuberosity and seem to...
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Hoist (mining)
Hydraulic jigger Hydraulic hooklift hoist Rigging Winch Windl**** Derrick "Codes &
Standards - ASME". www.asme.org.
Retrieved 2019-09-12...
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architectural use (Mech. 18; 853b10-13).
Windl****: The Gr****
scientist Archimedes was the
inventor of the
windl****. Windmill: Hero of
Alexandria in first-century...
- effect,
Water wheel, Wheelbarrow, Wheelie,
Wheel of Fortune, Wheelwright,
Windl****,
Windmill Alternatives: Air cushion,
Continuous track, Counter-rotating...
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attributed the same
boast to Archimedes'
invention of the baroulkos, a kind of
windl****,
rather than the lever. A
large part of Archimedes' work in engineering...
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Byzantium (3rd
century BC). Two flat-linked
chains were
connected to a
windl****,
which by
winding back and
forth would automatically fire the machine's...
- and 100 BC.
Aristotle mentions gears around 330 BC, (wheel
drives in
windl****es). He said that the
direction of
rotation is
reversed when one gear wheel...
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Mechanics lists five
mechanisms that can "set a load in motion"; lever,
windl****, pulley, wedge, and ****, and
describes their fabrication and uses. However...
