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Figure 1. Paradoxical Mechanism. Figure 2. Six-bar reversing mechanism.
Figure 3. Mechanism for transforming rotation into translational motion.
Figure 4. Long-dwell mechanism: the mechanism with the long stop at the end of its stroke.
Figure 5. One-dwell mechanism: the mechanism with the stop of the slave (driven) link on the half-way.
Figure 7. Mechanism providing two driven link oscillations per crank revolution.

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The collection of mechanisms by P.L. Chebyshev at the department of theoretical and applied mechanics of St. Petersburg university
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July 2021

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Journal of Physics Conference Series

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B V Trifonenko

The paper presents some information and photos dealing with mechanisms by the great Russian mathematician P.L. Chebyshev. These mechanisms are kept at the revived Cabinet of Practical Mechanics of the History of Physics and Mathematics Museum of St. Petersburg State University (SPBU). This revived cabinet is now located at the Mathematics and Mechanics Faculty of SPBU in Peterhof.

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Reuleaux models at St. Petersburg State University

May 2018

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AIP Conference Proceedings

Franz Reuleaux (1829 - 1905) is a famous mechanical engineer, a Professor of the Berlin Royal Technical Academy. He became widely known as an engineer-scientist, a Professor and industrial consultant, education reformer and leader of the technical elite of Germany. He directed the design and manufacture of over 300 models of simple mechanisms. They were sold to many famous universities for pedagogical and scientific purposes. Today, the most complete set is at Cornell University, College of Engineering. In this article we discuss the history, the modern state and our using the Reuleaux models that survived at St. Petersburg State University for educational purposes. We present description of certain models and our electronic resource with these models. We provide the information of similar electronic resources from other universities.

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... Введение. C 2012 года в Санкт-Петербургском государственном университете появились исследования, касающиеся истории кабинета практической механики Императорского университета (например, [1][2][3][4][5][6]). В этом кабинете хранились модели и механизмы, которые предполагалось использовать для педагогической и научной деятельности студентов и сотрудников университета, а также просто для сохранения моделей. ...

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The collection of mechanisms by P.L. Chebyshev at the department of theoretical and applied mechanics of St. Petersburg university

Journal of Physics Conference Series

... 8). Небольшое описа-ние механизмов Рëло из нашей коллекции было представлено в статье [32]. Далее будем использовать буквенно-цифровую нумерацию каталога 1907 г. ...

Reuleaux models at St. Petersburg State University
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