Tungsten Alloy Crankshaft
The tungsten alloy crankshaft, sometimes casually
abbreviated to crank, is the part of an engine, which translates reciprocating
linear piston motion into rotation. A tungsten alloy crankshaft is a part that
connects to the piston rods and the flywheel of a car. It changes the motion of
the pistons to power the vehicle. The tungsten alloy crankshaft is the part
that will makes the piston motion rotate. This engine part connects to the
flywheel, and uses crank throws that connect the connecting rods to the
cylinders.
The rods and bearings connects the piston to tungsten
alloy crankshaft, when the piston moves up and down, the tungsten alloy
crankshaft is moved as describing a circle by the rods and bearings, then,
tungsten alloy crankshaft is rotating. We may find the details at Wikipedia.
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