- replaced,
trunnions are used to
upend them, to get them on the rail system, to
shuttle them out of containment. In wind
turbine generators,
trunnions are used...
- receivers,
necessary to
accommodate the
larger RPK-pattern
trunnions. The
addition of the
larger trunnions and
thicker receivers was seen as a
necessary measure...
- The
rarer Rall type
combines rolling lift with
longitudinal motion on
trunnions when opening. It was
patented (1901) by
Theodor Rall. One of the few surviving...
- ball
valves related to the
attachment and
lateral movement of the ball: A
trunnion ball
valve has
additional mechanical anchoring of the ball at the top and...
-
notably Commodore Hawser Trunnion, an old
seaman and
misogynist who
lives in a
house with his
former shipmates.
Trunnion's lifestyle may have inspired...
- in
strict geometric relationship to the kingpin, or the top and
bottom trunnions,
which connect the
kingpin to the
control arms,
would be
severely stressed...
- the West
Point foundry with
trunnions.
Subsequent rifles were cast
without trunnions and
bronze trunnion band and
trunnions were added. The gun was initially...
- The St.
Charles Air Line
Bridge is a
Strauss Trunnion bascule bridge which spans the
Chicago River in Chicago, Illinois.
Built as part of the St. Charles...
- and
reloading was part of the
rationale for the gun. The
replacement of
trunnions by a bolt underneath, to
connect the gun to the mounting,
reduced the...
- 20
ordered in 2012.
There were
several problems with its
buffers and
trunnions,
along with
accuracy issues in its INS
Keafott KN-4051 fire
control system...
