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crankpin
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crank·pin also crank pin  (krngkpn)
n.
A bar or cylinder in the arm of a crank to which a reciprocating member or connecting rod is attached.

crankpin [ˈkræŋkˌpɪn]
n
(Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) a short cylindrical bearing surface fitted between two arms of a crank and set parallel to the main shaft of the crankshaft
Translations
crankpin [ˈkræŋkˌpɪn] n (Aut) → perno di biella


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And the crankpins are staggered 70 degrees apart, giving firing intervals that produce what Ducati calls a Twin Pulse firing order.
Orbital grinding of crankpins on large diesel crankshafts while recognizing that the concentric main bearing journals of these parts have typically been ground on single-wheel, in-line cylindrical grinders was initially proposed.
Shellac bond: It's an organic bond used for grinding wheels that produce very smooth finishes on parts such as rolls, cutlery, camshafts and crankpins.
 
 
 
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