Inertia System for Converting Back-and-forth Motion on a Semicircular Track Into Unidirectional Linear Motion
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This inertial system is made up of a piston of mass m which is driven to move along a semi-circular trajectory, a trajectory ensured by the cavity of a curved pipe following a semicircle, according to a law of motion commanded by a force cylinder with the help of a driven cam. by an engine. In this way the system is the ability of a traction force that makes possible the one-way movement of a vehicle on which this system is mounted.
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