Adjustment structure
Abstract
An adjustment mechanism is described for adjusting the relative position of at least two parts. A first movable member has two bores formed therein with a frusto-conical portion formed at one end of the bores. A second fixed member has a pair of threaded apertures formed therein. The apertures in the fixed member have a distance between their axes less than the distance between the axes of the bores. Threaded cams are disposed within the bores and apertures to that rotation of the threaded cams caused an adjustment force to be applied to the movable member.
- Publication:
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Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center Proc. of the Ion Implantation for Army Needs Workshop
- Pub Date:
- November 1984
- Bibcode:
- 1984army.reptR....R
- Keywords:
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- Adjusting;
- Cams;
- Mechanical Drives;
- Structural Members;
- Apertures;
- Cavities;
- Gears;
- Patent Applications;
- Screws;
- Threads;
- Transfer Functions;
- Engineering (General)