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swash plate

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swash plate
n
(Engineering / General Engineering) Engineering a collar or face plate on a shaft that is inclined at an oblique angle to the axis of rotation and either imparts reciprocating motion to push rods parallel to the shaft axis as in a swash plate pump or, conversely, converts reciprocating motion to rotation as in a swash plate motor Also called wobble plate
[from swash (obsolete n) an oblique figure or ornament, from aswash: see swash letter]


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The hydraulically propelled unit has a cable running from the foot-control pedal to an inching valve, which couples a servo to the swash plate and varies the displacement of the pump.
The company's technology can successfully replace the crankshaft or swash plate in engines, pumps, motors, and compressors with a mechanism that can be used in a wide range of applications to improve fuel efficiency.
The seal is removed every 100 hours in order to inspect the swash plate bearings.
 
 
 
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