jackshaft造句

• A jackshaft drive permits either single or two-wheel drive.
• The jackshaft was thus placed above and between the driving wheels.
• The pump is driven by a jackshaft and helical gear.
• Each locomotive had its own drivers via a jackshaft and coupling rods.
• The jackshaft was driven by the rubber timing belt.
• Recently another type of opener, known as the jackshaft opener, has become more popular.
• Jackshaft drives were also used in many early gasoline and diesel locomotives that used mechanical transmissions.
• Each motor drove an external jackshaft crank, with the four driving axles coupled in pairs.
• The locomotives were powered by a jackshaft located under the cab, between the second and third axles.
• It uses a jackshaft in place of a camshaft to drive a timing chain to each cylinder head.
• It used four turbines in a jackshaft through a gearbox in front of the locomotive's drivers.
• Transmission was via a torque converter and a jackshaft final drive mounted ahead of the leading coupled wheels.
• They were a modified version of the 1934-vintage jackshaft transmission necessitating a significant increase in body length.
• Classes E 91 and jackshaft and Winterthur diagonal side-rod drive ( " Schr鋑stangenantrieb " ).
• Power was transmitted to the wheels via a jackshaft, to which the wheels were connected by coupling rods.
• In the early 20th century, large numbers of jackshaft-driven electric locomotives were built for heavy mainline service.
• However, some inside cylinder versions were built using indirect drive, then known as a " jackshaft ".
• In a jackshaft-driven steam locomotive, the crankshaft turns a jackshaft which, in turn, turns the driver.
• In a jackshaft-driven steam locomotive, the crankshaft turns a jackshaft which, in turn, turns the driver.
• The wheels were driven by a jackshaft . These engines were not retired until the 1950s when the line was electrified.