Model: 021 Scotch Yoke
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The green disk carries the driving pin to which is attached a guide, the red block. This guide, working inside of a rectangular yoke, gives a varying speed to the sliding rod, which is slower at the ends than at the center of stroke.
[Virginia Downward & William M. Clark, 1930]
[Editor’s Note: The scotch yoke is a positive return cam. For a constant rotary input the horizontal motion is an exact sinusoidal motion. A similar model can be found in the Cornell Reuleaux Models as D-8. This class of linkages is a double slider mechanism with two prismatic joints and two revolute of joints. FCM]
[Virginia Downward & William M. Clark, 1930]
[Editor’s Note: The scotch yoke is a positive return cam. For a constant rotary input the horizontal motion is an exact sinusoidal motion. A similar model can be found in the Cornell Reuleaux Models as D-8. This class of linkages is a double slider mechanism with two prismatic joints and two revolute of joints. FCM]
Francis Moon 2005-00-00
Reference :
- Brown : Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements (1871)
- Reuleaux, Kennedy : Kinematics of Machinery (1876)
- Clark, Downward : Mechanical Models (1930)
Resources :
- CAD Model : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke CAD
- Movie : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke CAD movie
- Movie : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke Movie
- Movie : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke Printed Movie
- Movie : Scotch Yoke Movie(flv)
- Stereolithography File : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke STL
- Still Image : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke CAD picture
- Still Image : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke Printed Picture
- VRML : Clark 21 - Scotch Yoke VRML
Related Models :
- Reuleaux : Double Slider-Crank Mechanism



