Locking wedge

Speedometer gears, door lock wedges, distributor point blocks automotive electrical system such as connectors, fuse blocks, generator parts, spark wire separators, wire insulation monofilament thread for upholstery, license plate bolts and nuts, fuel vapor canisters, fender extensions, mirrors and grilles pneumatic tubing and lubrication lines, fuel and fuel-vent lines... 

Arrangement of the inclined bolt and the locking wedge on the fixed half, whereas the slider guidance is on the ejector half of the mold. 

Are locks, tags, and other protective materials and hardware for securing machines (e.g., chains, wedges, key blocks, adapter pins, self-locking fasteners) provided by the employer [OSHA Reference 147(c)(5)]... 

This procedure has been utihzed to determine metal cations and anions in water sample [48,50,51], titanium in high-speed steel at a concentration level of 25 3 mg/g [22], heavy metals (20 to 400 mg/1) in electroplating waste waters [25], copper and nickel (5 mg/1) in metal electroplating baths on wedge-shaped plates [44], copper, lead, cadmium, or mercury in vegetable juices [29], and nickel (1 to 3.8 mg/1) in electroplating waste water of lock industries [42,47]. 

After each makeshift locking device was removed from each window, I used a small, thin pry bar to wedge open each window about an eighth of an inch. . . just enough to let outdoor air seep through the window frames to help stir up the dust and keep it dispersed throughout the east end but not open enough so that anyone would notice (that was my intent, anyway). 

Walther then turned to a completely new locked-breech design which appeared in 1937 as the Model AP (Armee Pistole). Barrel and slide rode in the pistol frame, the front of the slide being extensively cut away to expose the rear of the barrel. On firing, both recoiled together for a short distance locked by a wedge beneath the chamber. This wedge was then cammed down to... 

When tool steels of high hardness are used they are supplied in the soft annealed condition (hardened mold inserts for cores, cavities, other molding surfaces and gibs, wedge locks, etc are typically hardened to a... 

Figure 10. Schematics of the experimental setup for intracavity laser absorption spectroscopy (ICLAS). CD chopper driver PM power meter Mj, M2, M3, M4 spherical high reflection mirrors Mp = pump mirror MN monochromator PMT photomultiplier SP silicon photocell PC Pockels cell WF wedged filter LIA lock-in amplifier R recorder MS microscope OF optical fiber S sample (solution on BLM) IEM instruments for electrical measurements (see Figure 2).

As locking mechanisms, even steel doors - as we shall show - required at least 8 wedge locks, three on either side and one each at the top and bottom. The wedges made it possible to press... 

Free axes and wedge locks illustrations 8 9 (next page)... 

Figure 3.6-10 Schematic diagram of a femtosecond time-resolved CARS apparatus. YAG, cw mode-locked Nd YAG laser ML, mode locker PL, polarizer A s, apertures LP, laser pot DM, dichroic mirror DLl, femtosecond dye laser SA, saturable absorber CLFB, cavity-length feedback system DL2, picosecond dye laser W, tuning wedge E, etalon FD, fixed delay VD, variable delay BS, beam splitter P s, half-wave plates (when necessary) F s, filters S, sample MC, monochromator PMT, cooled photomultiplier. (Okamoto and Yoshihara, 1990).

Turning from the lock to the lever, the latter should close with such ease as not to require any particular exertion of the wrist, and when d< > ed it sliould hold with such a degree of firmness as to place safety, while discharging the gun, entirely beyond question. Tb wedges of the action should be fully and squarely set in the lump. 

Pressing up tbe doger piece in front of guard raises the lifter, and its beveled side coming in contact with the locking bolt screw, acts as a wedge to draw the locking bolt fiom the mortise in the lug,... 

Figure 32 Phase plane portrait showing Arnol d tongues, which come to a point on the A = 0 axis and widen out as K increases. Within the wedge-shaped regions, mode-locked states exist. Above = 1, these wedges overlap, leading to the possibility of chaos in this system. (Adapted from a similar figure in Ref. 75.)...

A typical capsule assembly, illustrated in Figure 5.3-1, consists of a series of three specimen compartments, connected by wedge couplings, and a lock assembly. Each compartment enclosure of the capsule assembly is internally supported by the surveillance specimens and is externally pressure tested to 3125 psi during final fabrication. The wedge couplings also serve as end caps for the specimen compartments and position the compartments within the capsule holders which are attached to the reactor vessel cladding. The lock assemblies fix the locations of the... 

It is very difficult to render the smaller screw sizes absolutely immovable with anaerobics. While they will prevent vibration loosening, they cannot necessarily be relied on to prevent removal where permanent assembly and total security is required. In such circumstances cyanoacrylates offer the advantage of literally bonding the parts together, as well as giving a hard mechanical wedge to lock them. 

Keystone The wedge-shape stone at the highest point of an arch function is to keep the other stones locked into place through gravity. 

Jack, brake, lock, press, spring, wedge, rock and concrete breaker, self-construction and operation, connector, clip, clamp Heat engine, chemical engine, toy... 

The meniscoid theory was proposed by Kos and Wolf (Bogdvk and Jull) as a mechanism of "acute locked back" and was elaborated by Bogdvk and Jull. This theory is based on the premise that there are wedge-shaped menisci in the lumbar zygapophyseal joints. It is speculated that the apex of the wedge may become trapped between the articular surfaces or, on flexion, outside the joint cavity (Figs. 4-4 and 4-5). 

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