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  Topic: Slding gearing for gearheads...
hholzer

Replies: 3
Views: 6587

PostForum: Technical Discussion   Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 22:04   Subject: Narrow driven gear/wide drive gear sleve valve drive
I can think of no basic reason as to why a narrow driven gear/wide drive gear combo could not be equally satisfactory. BUT longer teeth on the necessarily relatively thin sleeve may be an easier path ...
  Topic: Slding gearing for gearheads...
hholzer

Replies: 3
Views: 6587

PostForum: Technical Discussion   Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 23:03   Subject: Gear driven Sleeve Valves with lateral gear sliding action
Greetings Fellow Sleeve Valve Nut!
I dont see any "funny" tooth loading or deflection when driving rotation of an integral Gear Sleeve with a possibly reciprocating Rack or oscillating driv ...
  Topic: Steam in the Air book
hholzer

Replies: 9
Views: 14607

PostForum: Book, Mags, Films, Recordings, Reference   Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 13:47   Subject: Atomic Power Aircraft Engine & Airframe project
The SciFi book "Steambird" by Hilbert Schlink is interesting and based to a certain extent on some U.S. projects of the '50s. WS-110-A and WS-125 were what became the B-70 and an Atomic powe ...
  Topic: TEL & exhaust valve lubrication - Urban myth or serendip
hholzer

Replies: 6
Views: 11010

PostForum: Technical Discussion   Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 22:22   Subject: TEL effect on valve life with "soft" valve seats
Spend some time with torch in hand welding up auto body parts and sooner or later you run into something that has already been patched or filled with lead based solder or worse yet brazing rod. Gettin ...
 
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