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|Aug 12, 1930
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|Jun 29, 1929
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|Jun 29, 1929
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|Williams Calvin C
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|Williams Calvin C
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Aug. 12,` 1930. c. c. wlLLlAMs uEcHANIc/m MovEMENT 5 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed Jung 29, 1929 Aug-L12, 1930. c. c WILLIAMS` I 1,772,531
MECHANICAL MOVEMENT FlecLJune 29, 1929 5 Shoots-Sheet 2 Inventar Calz/nf i Wllzams Iy Qmwwm difforme/y Aug. 12, 1930. c. c.-w|l |A'Ms MECHANICAL' MOVEMENT Filed June 29.*1929 5 Sheets-Sheet 4 ns u.. 4m mb .n my a 9.
5 Sheets-Sheet 5 Invent-0 7*: Calvin 6T Vz'llzams Aug. l2, 1930. c. c. WILLIAMS MECHANICAL MOVEMENT Filed June 29, 1929 Patented Aug. 12, 1930 curr VS'ffe TES? wasn cALvin fe. WIL-IzIa-ivis,or"\1innenminnie,l rinnNsYLvAmA f nEcnAmcAL'Movi-mnm 1 Appiication mea June ,29,
invention relates to improvements in a mechanical movement, particularly l adapted forl use in intern-al combustion engines, pumps and the like, in Whichit is desired to convert reciprocating motion into rotary motion, or vice versa. Theembodiment .of
my inventionas herein illustrated and described, comprises an engine having a plurality of cylinders arranged upon a casing in l parallel relation to the main 'or driving shaft yof the engine, said cylinders having reciproeating pistons operatively mounted therein 'and my novel mechanical ,movement for convertingthe reciprocating motion of the pis- `tons into rotary motion for rotating' :the main shaft. i i
The object of my irlvention is to provide a device for transmitting-motion in which he operating force is continuously applied to the parts actedupon, thereby producing a balanced mechanism-in which the vibration is reduced to a minimum; a' furth'eriobject is to provide arms positioned radiallyy relatively to the main shaft,`having their inner ends pivotedadjacent'to saidshaftand their outeri ends connected with the Areciprocating membersforroscillating the arms, thus insuringy the full power `of the `re'ciprocating members being transmitted' through the arms; 4astill further object is to provide conical, rollers upon the oscillatingfarms, and cams having-conical working faces engaging said rollers, said working faces of the rollers and cams beingso constructed that the line l of contact between the faces of thegrollers'and cams will pass-through the center of oscillation of the arms, thereby insuring the working faces of the rollers and cams being in contactduring the complete revolution of vthe cams a still further object is to provide separate cams upon the main shaft positioned in spaced relation to each other` thusV providing suficient 'space between the cams for locating the pivot points of `the radial arms adjacent to the main shaft.`
A further object is to provide aframe' positioned between saidcams upon which said arms are pivotallymounted' and providing means for detachably securing the frame to lthe casing in which the main shaft is isas: serial nu *374321.
mountedf,l thereby z providingv a construction vvliclrpermi-ts the-casing tolberismall, compact and 'symmetricalin Aforni,fand.f .no 'largerin'diameterA than isnecessary to, accommodate the cylinders; a further: obj ect' is ,55 ltol-provide mea-ns `for operativelymounting v'separate rollers upon' eachl radial armi-and providing novel formsfof cams/forengaging the rollers ,la still `further object is tol prov-ide means-for adjusting the position ofthe roll- U0 -ersrelatively to theV cams, wh'erebyvariations due; to wear mayv bei eliminated, Athus insuring perfect Contact between the lrollers cams throughout the lcom-plete revolution olff' the cams, vanda still further Objectis` to vso con--y struct "the cams and rollers that-they will A'eiqaand and contract equally underl changes of temperature,-thus insuring-'a perfectcontact between their working faces at all-times. These together'with various other novelfeatu-res* ofthe construction and `novel arrange- 'ments -ofnthe parts, whichwill be hereinafter `more fully described and claimed, constitute 'my invention.v
Referring to theA accompanying drawings, v Fig. 1 istacentrallongitudinal sectionalfview of a 'portion lof `,engine sho-Wing luy-novel mechanism for converting reciprocating motioninto rot-'arymotiony'h` ig.1'2A is a 'transverse sectional view on line 2 2, Figi-1 'S0 i3 is'a'transverse sectional view on line B--, i
iggl; Figxll'isa side elevation ofthe cams and rollers,y shown detached fromthe cylinders and casingof the; engiue;f*`ig. 5*'is anV end view` of the central frame detached, 'which framefor'ms the cross-head guidesfand the supports for the bearings vfor `theV pivot ends 'of the radiallarms, rFigkgis a lonoitudinal "sectional Lview of the framea's' on ine `7 'is a view in elevation 'of itheframe shown in Figs. 5 and Q6; Fig. 8 isafaceview ofthe klarger orpow-er cam, detached; Fig.
Q9^is a; sectional view of the cam, as on line Va `central sectional view, drawn Von 'l a :larger scale', showing the radial "arm, the`crosshead and the?rollers;#Fig l2 isa sectional view 100 arm upon the pivot blocks, shown in Figs. 13
and 14.
In the accompanying drawings in which like reference characters refer to like parts, 1 represents a casing upon which are secured cylinders 2 arranged in circular formation at equal distances from the center of the cas- The present embodiment of my invention, as illustrated in the accompanying drawings, is applied to an eight cylinder engine in which the cylinders 2 are secured upon the transverse wall 4 of the casing 1 with the longitudinal Vaxes of the cylinders extending parallel with the main shaft 5 of the engine. The wall 4 of the casing is provided with a central opening 6, which is occupied bythe main shaft 5, and said casing l is also provided with a bearing housing 8 in which is located a ball, or roller, bearing 10 in which said shaft rotates. The casing 1 is of circular formation and its transverse wall Vopposite toA that upon which the cylinders are mounted is in the form of an inwardly pro jecting flange 12 having a facing surface upon which a casing cover 15 is secured.
Said casing cover 15 is provided with an outwardly projecting flange 16, which is bolted to the facing surface of the flange 12 by means of bolts 17. The opposite en-d of the casing cover 15 is provided with a transversewall 18 having a central opening 19 inalignment with the shaft 5 and said wall 18 is also provided with a bearing housing 20 in which is mounted a ball bearing 22 in which the shaft 5 is rotatably mounted, thus the main shaft is rotatably mounted between the bearings 10 and 22. Upon the main shaft 5 are secured, by any suitable means, two cams 24 and 25, which rotate with said shaft. Said cams are provided with central sleeves 26 and 27 through which the shaft exten-ds and upon which said bearings 10 and 22 are mounted, so that the shaft 5 and the cams 24 and may rotate in said bearings. The
Vshaft 5 is provided with a collar 29 against which onek end surface 30 of the sleeve 27 of ,the smaller cam abuts. The adjacent ends of and 38, which extend transversely from the,
central sleeves 26 and 27, and upon said disk portions are formed cam surfaces, or working faces 4() and 41. Adjacent to the inner surfaces of the disk portions of the cams 24 and 25 and surrounding the sleeves 26 and 27 are provided ball thrust bearings 44 and 45. Between the bearings 44 and 45 is mounted a central frame 50, shown in Fig. 3 and shown detached in Figs. 5, 6 and`7. The outer portion of the frame is rigidly secured vtothe flange 12 of the casing l by means of bolts 51, shown in Fig. 1.
The casing cover 15, shown in Fig. l, is provided upon its transverse wall with a cylindrical flange 49, around which fits a ring 53 forming part of the central frame 50, more clearly shown in Figs. 5, 6, and 7.
The central frame 50 is' provided with two disks- 54 and 55 the latter of which is an integral part of said frame 50 and is mounted adjacent to the bearing 45. The other disk 54 is detachably mounted upon said frame 50, by means of ybolts 56and is located adjacent to the bearing 44. Said disks 54 and are held in spaced relation to each other by means of longitudinal members 58. ySaid members 58 are rigidly mounted upon the disk 55 at one end thereof and provided at their` opposite end with enlarged bosses 59 having recesses into which outwardly projecting ears 60 are fitted and held by the bolts 56. The longitudinal members 58 carry radial braces 62, having segmental mcmbers 63 mounted upon their outer ends, which members 63 extend between two cross-head guides 65 and 66, which guides extend longitudinally relatively to the shaft 5. Said guides 65 and 66, which are located adjacent to each other, have facing surfaces thereon which are parallel to each other, thus forming a channel through which the cross-head 68 is adapted to slide. One end of the guides 65 and 66 is formed integral with said ring 53. Between the two quides 65 and 66, which are connected by the segmental member 63,
`are also connecting segmental braces 70 and 71. The brace 70 is provided with an outwardly projecting 'fiang'e 72, which is bolted against the flange 12 of the casing 1, as above mentioned. An annular detachable ring 74, shown in Fig. 1, is positioned upon the segn mental flanges 72 for strengthening the latter. The flanges 72 are provided with holes 7 3 for the passage of the bolts 51 which clamp Vthe ring 74 and the flanges 72 to the Hang@ 12 of the casing 1, thus providing means for rigidly holding the central frame 50 to the casingl and also providing means for Areadily detaching said frame from the cascasing.
The disks 54 and 55 of the central frame 50 form bearings for the oscillating arms 75 carrying the rollers 76 and 77, which engage the working faces of the cams 24 and 25, re-
spectively. The outer ends of the radial arms carry said cross-heads 68, which are mounted in said cross-head guides 65 and 66.
Connecting rods 80 are pivotally connected withthe cross-heads 68 and also with the lll) pio
15, as showniin Eig. The 'inner ends .ofthe arms7 5 are-pivotedf on pivotpins 85which are: detachably mounted vinl the bearing blocks 86 located between theend members 87 and 88 .fjof the bifurcated .portions ofthe arms `75, shown more clearly in .F i-gs. 11. and 12. rvSaid -bearing blocks 186 are mounted betweenth'e disks 54 and 55 by meanstof: stud-shafts ff90:.on:..the bearing .blocks 86, which stud- 'fshaftsfenter'holes 91 arrangedin longi-V .tudinalu alignment :in the. disks 54. and 455, thus providing means .for permitting ..the bearing blocks 86 x to turn slightly ionj vthe ystud-shafts and permit the radial .armstoalign at their outer ends with the :crossfhead guides 65 and 66, `so that the glatter vwill t Vperfectly between said guides.y After. `the. crossfheads .are properly mounted insaid guidesfthere is no'further movement of the bearing blocks on thestud-shafts 90.
However,.the :radial arms 75 may oscillate f .jupon .the pivotpins V85, Vfrom the`position yshown infullilinesto the position; shown in` dot.andldash'lines-,;.in1Fig. l, which' movement is equal tothe full stroke of the pistons.
The construction. .of i the .radial arms `7.5 is shown inithe enlarged.views,;Figs:fll and 12.
.Two rollers 7 6. andi7 7 are mounted .upon ball or roller bearings93l and 94 on eacharm.
The inner Lrace fof'f the bearing.l 93 -is 4clamped between the shoulder 94 formed ,upon ythe in'- f ner wall `offthecross head.68land. a washer Said washer'95 andi :theszbearing 94e` of the smaller roller are ymounted upon a reduced @portion 100 ofthe. arm f whereby `theinner .races of thebearings may befrigidly clamped upon` the arm bythe nut 97. This construcv f tion permits.y the rollers tohe adjusted upon i nthe arm by inserting shims `adjacent to the f shoulders 9-lor thewash'er95, for takllgllp f `the rollers have been assembledupon the Karm` V-cc any wear ofthel rollers or cams. `Theradial warms'are: made inA two sections, onesectionw shaving a'wzshank 102` and theft other havinga sleeve: l108 to receive: the shanlr.
n Said shank and sleeve arerigidly secured .together after .bymeans of apin 104. i i Y Y The onterend ofaeach arm 75 is `provided with parallel Walls which form the cross- Ahcad68, which is of channel formation with open ends for the free 4passage of :the connecting rodl 80. The headv 106 ,ofi the .icon-rotatezupon.theradial ,arms`75 in vOpposite* ".necting rod80. mounted .upon a :sleeve -1107 whi'chis tightly fittedbetweentheside .WallS ,ofzthe crossehead168f and-said {sleeveis pivot- .ally mounted upon a hollow crank pin 108 which in vturn is mountedin the sidezwalls forming the.crossheadx68.`
The rollers 76. and' 77, carried-by the radial L a-rms,.are of conical formation and their Yfaces arein contact with the working faces l() and V4l, respectively of the ca1ns-2l..and 25dnrling` the entire.revolutions of thecams. i '-llhe larger.. or :power cam. 24 is .engaged :by the ulargerarollers 7.6fandthe smaller cam25 is engaged byv the smaller rollers k7 7.
`The` cam 24 is provided with two high"4 places,.A-fA andtwo low placesfB-B,=which arediametrically opposite to each other, as lshown in Figs. 8, 9 and l0. The .smaller cam x25 is alsoprovided withhigh .and low 'places a-eq and 21.-?) respectively,'diametrically op-.xw posits toeach other, as clearly illustrateddn y F ig. tof the drawings. Figs. 2, 3, and l show vthe `relative `positions ofthe cams 24and25- f The longeraais. of. tlielarger 1ca1n24 .is at right 'anglesto the longer axislofzthe Smaller 9U `.cam 25, asshown indottedlines, Fig. 2. The
cams .areof diiferentpsizes or diameters, :to
engagethe rollers. 76 and: 77 'which lare lo- .catedzuponthetarms.75at different distances from the pivot pins' 85, and said;ca1ns-are.
working faces .of :the cam and rollers are always/fin fullengagement ati` the line of contactbetween their working. faces, which Eline if extended wouldpass through ythe `pivot pins4 85,*fwhich is they vcenter I of. oscillation of the rollers,as 'illustratedin dotted lines Figs., 9-3 and: l0.
The operationiofmyfinvention is'as followszThe larger cam 24 receives the force .of the -workingistroke yof the pistons `through the connecting rods andthe 'largerirollers 76.., Thelworlcing strokeof-the-piston forces .the 1 piston outwardly ofithe cylinder and. forces the rollerV 76 from the highplace to the -low place ofthe larger,` orpower cam .24, thus 1ro-l y'tating' the cams 24: yand'25` and the maing.
shaft 5.
The radial arms V75fdo vnot rotate with the 'main shaft`=`5, but oscillate on the pins -85, vwhich are mounted-:fin said lbearing blocks 86 upon the central' frame 50, adjacent to.:
will bel actuated by said cam, thus movingrxt a said roller 77 and the radial larm7 5 through the proper path for insuring :the-.larger roller K '76 always being held tightly `against the .larger cam'24. The two rollers`76 and'77 *radial arms 75 to be pivoted close to the main 'shaft 5, thus insuring the entire surface of Ventire surface ofeach cam during the. full -v pivot pins 85 of the radial arms and the outer. pivot 'shaft 108 upon which the connecting directions and each roller presses against its Vrespective cam sufficiently to eliminate all lost motion. v Means are provided for taking up any wear between the working faces of the cams and rollers.. lVhen my invention is applied to an engine Vas illustrated' in the drawings, the pistons may be operated in any suitable manner such as found in any .internal combustion type of engine. The connection rods impart a reci rocating motion to the cross-heads, and tfie arms 7 5, which are positioned radially relatively to the main shaft 5. The working stroke of they piston forces the larger roller f 7G'against the downwardly inclined surfaces of tiie'power cam 24C and rotates the cam and l the shaft'. In an eight cylinder engine, as
shown in the drawings, the two cylinders, which are located diametrically opposite to each other, work v11i-unison and thereby insure aperfectly balanced-motion due to the fact that before the two opposite rollers have reached the low places of the power cam, another pair of rollers will receive the force from the working stroke of the next pair of pistons, thereby exerting a continuous pressiire against the downwardly inclined por-`V tions of the power cam, thus insuring a conltinuous rotary. movement of the cam and main shaft. l Y
The smaller' c'ain 25 acts as a followerupoii the smaller rollers 77, of the radial arms 75,
engage the cams are positioned between the rods are mounted, thus the movement of the outer ends of the radial arms is equal to the. stroke of the pistons. By thi-s arrangement a greater force is applied to the power cams than that exerted upon the piston heads7 due s to an increase in `leverage gainediby-having the roller-76 mounted upon the radial arm between the connection of said arm and lie 'connecting rod80 and the pivot shaft 85 of the radial arms.y By pivoting the radial arms adjacent to the main shaft 5 the casing may be'inade smaller than would be possible if the radial arms were pivoted upon the ca.
ing at points beyond the outer portions of the cams. The casing need not be any greater in diameter than is necessary to accommodate the cylinders, as the radial arms are pivoted adjacentto the main shaft and positioned between the cams. Y f
The use of the central frame 50 for pivotally mounting the radial arms 75 adjacent to the main shaft 5 is made possible by my novelconstruction ofemploying two separate cams 2li aiid-25 between which the central portion, -or disksyl and 55, of the frame 50 are positioned and rigidly held in place by means of the bearings 44. and 45, which hold said disks from moving longitudinally relatively to the `shaft 5, thereby eliminating any vibrations or longitudinal thrust which may be imparted to thecentral frame through the pivot pinsfof the radial arms.
Accessibility. of all the parts may be had by simply removing `the casing cover 15 and thus permitting-the parts tobe readily assembled, or removed.
My improved construction also permits the parts to be adjusted for taking` up any wear that 'may occur between the working parts, due tothe fact thatthe cams can be adjusted relatively to each other upon the main shaft by inserting shiins between the adjacent ends of the sleeves 26 and 27 of the cams, or if it is desired tobring thercanis closerL together by removing some of the metal from the ends of the sleeves, so that the cams may be adjusted closer lto each other. The rollers upon the radial .arms may also be adjusted so that they will fit4 tightly against the cams by inserting shims, or `removing some of the f metal from the facing surface against which the rollersv are clamped-by means of the nut My improved mechanism may be employed as a pump having pumping cylinders in place of Vthe Yengine cylinders, illustrated in the drawings. By 'applying a rotarymotion to themain shaft the cams will impart a reciprocating motion to the pistons'.
The construction of the radial arms, rollers and `cams compensates for the lawI of expansion and contraction which insures a perfect mechanical operation at all times with- /out causing any clearance, or binding between the working parts.
' Various changes may be -made in the construction aiid arrangement of the parts without departing from my invention.
I claim: j
1. A device ofthe character described comprising a casing, a shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, an arm positioned within the casing extending radially relatively to said shaft, a bearing upon the casing located adjacent to said shaft in which said arm is pivoted, a reciprocating member mounted upon the4 casing operatively associated with the outerrend of said arm, a cam secured upon said shaft, and apart upon said armin operative engagementwithsaid cam. i
2. A device of the character described comprising a casing, a shaftrotatably mounted in the casing, a reciprocating member mounted upon the casing, a frame secured upon the casing, a bearing located upon said frame adjacent to said shaft,- an arm having one end pivoted in said bearing, said arm 1,7r2aaa1 Y positioned lradially relatively to the shaft, a connection :between the outer end of saidy arm and said reciprocating member,afroller` upon saidarm located betweenthe pivotfpoint of the flatter and said connection with the re` ciproeatinp' ineinben canisecu-red upensaid sliaitha viii-g a cani-face .in` operativeY ein;
gageinentwithksaid roller;` n j 3.: A device ofthe character -fdescribed comprisiiiga casing; a shaft-rotatably mounted in the casing, af reciprocating *member mounted uponthe casing, saidcasing; having an inwardly extending; frame,l bearing.
curedupon said,` shaft', and a.l conical roller y upon saidarm inoperative engagement with" said'cam. ,i j i, i 4. A device ofthe character described coinprising a casing,. ,a shaft rotatably` mounted in thecasing, a reciprocating member mounteduponv thefcasing, acam=secured upon the shaft, yan arm r pivotally mounted upon Y the v casing adjacent to said1shaft,.safid arm-having its opposite` end operativelyassocilated withsaid reciprocatingrmember, a roller upon said arnnisaid roller an'dsaidfcainhavingengagingworlring faceswith the line of Contact of said `faces extending through'the center voflos# eillation-of said-,arm'carrying the roller. f 5. @A device of the character described comprising a casing, a sha-ft .rotatably mounted inthe casing, a reciprocating member mounted f upon they casing, a cam securedupon the shaft, ancarnr having one"end pivotally mounted upon said casing adjacent-to said shaftfandr its outer end operatively associated with said reciprocatingmember, said arm po-V sitioned and adaptedtocosoillate rin plane extending` throughfthe longitudinal axisof said shaft,a-rollferupon said arm having `a conicalwworlring face thereonthe- 'apex of whichv conical facecoincides with the center of oscillation of-fsa-id arm, and said cam hav-' ingaworking4 face of conicalformation in operative engagement with-the i workingface of the roller with the` line of contact of the working' face of the cam extending through the center of oscillation off said arm.
6. A deviceof the characterdescribed com-A prising a casingya shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, a reciprocating member inountedy upon the casing, camssecured `upon said shaft havingworkingfaces yin spaced rela, tion `to 'each -other,said camsnloeingk of dif- ,ferent` diameters, ran arm pivotallymounted upon theicasing'adjacent to said shaft, .said varm positioned between lsaid' cams and adapt; ed Vto Aoscillate in a gplanefextending through the'loiigitildinalaXisofsa/id shaft, said arm having its outer end operatvelyessociated with "said reciprocating member,k rollers rotatablyV mountedupon l said arm aty different distances `from the-` pivot point ofI said arm, said rollers #and said4 cams having;,working faces thereon iwith .the lines-of contactof-said faces extending through thegcenterof .oscilf lation 'iof said armxwherebytlieflargl roller will vbe incontactwith the larger ca'mvand the smaller vrollerwill be in Contact withv the smaller camduring thef complete revolution of saidcams.- c n 7. A device ofthe character described comprising a"casing,/a shaft rotatably ymounted in the casing, a `plurality ofreciprocating `members mounted upon said casing and surrounding said shaft, a circular frainehaving its peripheral'portion` rigidly secured to said casing,- a disk-upon saidl frame surrounding ysaidshaft, arms positioned radially relatively to said shaft, said `arms having their inner ends i pivotally mounted upon said ,disk adjacent to saidl shaft, means 'operatively 4as` sociating lthe outer endsof, said arms with said reciprocatingtmembers, a` camisecured upon-said shaft, and a--roller upon each arm inoperative engagementwith said cam. f
8. `A. fdevicepof the character describedconr t prising a casing, a shaftrotatably mountedin the casing, aplurality of reciprocating membersmounted .uponsaid casing and surround` ing said shaft, a. circular iframe; 'having its peripheral portion rigidly secured to said casing,` aydisk upon .said frame surrounding said shaft, arms positioned radially f relatively to said shaft, vsaid, arms having"tlieirv'innerv ends pivotallyvmozunted upon said `disk-,adj acent to said shaft, said"frame'having-guides.formed therein ,extending longitudinallyV relatively to said shaft, heads upon the outer..` ends. of said arms `slida-bly ,mounted insaidguides, a pivotal connection betweenu said heads and said reciprocating membersa cam` secured upo\r1,'said` j Shaft havingy :a working .surface presented toward said-frame, ,rollers uponsaid Aarms-liaving their. peripheral por:` tions yin operative engagementwith the worksurfacefofsaid cam. j
" `9. A device of thercharacter/described comprising a casing, a t shaft rotatably `mounted inthe casing, a. reciprocating member mount.- ed upon the i casing, cams rigidly secured upon said shaft, said cams havingtheir Workfaces presented toward yand in spaced relation to each other, a circularframe positioned arm,..guides upon' said frame between .which l said head .is slida-bly mounted," a pivotaly connectionbetween said head and `saidrecproeating .member, rollers amounted'-` .upon `said arm-.between said-head and-said Yigrvotal' Ganz rio nection of the arin with the frame, and said cams being of differentdiaineters with the Working face of one. cam in operative engagementfwith' one of said rollers, and -theworlr-1 ing face'of the'other cam in engagement with the other roller. I I0. A1 device of the characterV described comprising a casing, a shaft rotatably mountf ed in the casing, a .reciprocating member mounted: upon` the casing, cams rigidly se.
cured upon said shaft, said cams having their working faces presented Vtoward and in spaced relation to each other, said working faces of the cams being of conical formation,
a circular frame positioned between saidA cam` y faces'having itsperipheral portion rigidly ing conical working faces converging at said pivotal connection of the arm-with the frame adapted to engage the respective working faces of said cams."'-`l e V'11.' A device of 'the' character described comprising a casing, a shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, a'reciproc-atingmemberl mounted upon the casing, cams rigidly secured upon said shaft, said cams having theirqworlringlfaces presented toward and in spaced relation to each other, a; circular frame positioned between said camv4 faces having its peripheralportion rigidly secured to said casing, an armpositioned radially relatively to said shaft, a pivotal connection between said arm and said frame located adjacent to said shafta Ahead vmounted upon the oppositel end of saidlarni, guides uponsaid frame between which said' head -is slidably mounted GOl and adapted to move ina plane' extending throughthellongitudinal axis of said shaft, a connection between'said head Vand the reciprocating member, rollers mounted upon said arm 4at different distances 'e from said shaft, said cams having their working faces ofdiiferentl diameters, the larger one of said cams having its Working face in contact with the outer one of said rollers, 'and the smaller cam having its working face in contact'` with the inner one of said rollers.
12.y device of the 'character described t y comprising a casing,
a shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, a reciprocating meinber mounted upon the casing,` cams rigidly secured uponsaid` shaft, said camshaving their workingfaces presented toward 'and in spaced relation to'each other, a circular frame positionedvbetweenisaid cam faces'having its to'said shaft,a hea-d mounted upon thev opposite end of said arm, guides upon said frame between which said head is slidably mounted and adapted to move in a plane extending through thelong'itudinal axis of said shaft,
a connection-between said head and the re-l, I 'ciprocating 'member,` rollers mounted upon said arm at different distances from said shaft, said cams having their working faces of different diameters the larger'one of said cams having its working face'in conta ct with fg the larger one of said rollers, and the smaller cam having its working face in contact with theother one of said rollers, said cams being of ellipticalforma-tion, and said cams'positioned upon said shaft with the longer axis of one cam in 'longitudinal alignment with the shorter axis of the other cam relatively to said shaft. l Y e 18. A device of the "character described comprising a casing, a shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, reciprocating members mounted upon thewcasingv andmova'ble in 'a linev parallel with said shaft, a frame positioned 'transversely of said shaft having its periphery secured to the'casing, arms pivo'tally mounted upon said frame adjacent to said shaft having their outer ends operatively associated withsaid reciprocating members, guides uponsaid frame in rwhich the outer ends of the arms are slidably mounted, conical-rollers mounted upon each of said arms located at different'distances from said shaft, a Vrelatively large cam secured upon said shaft having a conical working face in engagement with the outer one of said rollers of each arm," and a relatively vsmaller cam secured upon' said shaft having a conical working face in engagement with the' inner one of said roller of each arm.
` 14. A device of the character described comprising fa' casing, a shaft Arotatably mounted yinjthe casing, reciproca-ting membersr mounted upon the casing and movable in a line parallel with saidshaft, lafframe positioned transversely of said lshaft having its periphery secured to the casing, arms pivotally mounted uponsaid lframe adjacent to said shaft having their outer ends operativelyl associated with said reciprocating members, av roller'smountedv upon each of said arms, said arms each comprising detachable sections, means for detachablysecuring vsaid sectionsr together, a. shoulder mounted upon one of said sections against which said roller is positioned, a collar adjustably mounted upon one of said sections adapted for ad-y justably positioning said roller upon the arm relativelyto` saidshonld'er, and a cam upon shaft 'shaft in operative engagement'with said roller.
lil() l5. A device of the character described `l radial braces connecting said disk with thek periphery of the frame, arms pivotally mounted upon said kdisk and adapted to move through the spaces formed between said radial braces, rollers upon said arms, 'cams secured upon said shaft at opposite sides of said frame, said cams having working faces in operative engagement with said rollers,l
and means upon the outer ends of said arms operatively associating thelatter with said reciprocating members;l
16. A device of the character described comprising` a casing, a shaft rotatably mount- Ved in the casing, reciprocating members moi'lnted upon theL casing andmovable 1n a iine parallel witnsaid shaft, a'- frame posi-r tioned transversely of the shaft having its periphery secured to said casing, a 'disl form-f ing part of said frame surrounding said shaft, radial braces connecting said disk with the periphery of the frame, a disk detachably mounted upon said frame positioned in alignment with the first mentioned disk, bear` ing blocks mounted vbetween said disks adja` cent to said shaft, arms-having a bifurcated end portion embracing said blocks, pivot pins for securing said end portions to said blocks,
rollers uponsaid arms,` cams secured upon said sha-ft at either side of said disks, said cams having working faces in operative engagement with said rollers, and means upon the outer ends of said arms operatively associating the latter withv said reciprocating` members.
17. A device of the character vdescribed comprising a casing, a shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, kreciprocating members mounted upon the casing and movable ink a line parallel with said' shaft, a frame positioned transversely of the shaft 'having its periphery secured to said casing, ja disk forming part of said frame surrounding said-shaft, radial braces connecting said disk with the periphery of the frame, a disk detachably mounted upon said frame positioned in alignment with the first mentioned disk, bearing blocks positioned between said disks,v studshafts upon each of said blocks rotatably mounted in said disks upon an axis extending i parallel with said shaft, said blocks having holes formed therethrough at right angles to the axis of said stud-shafts, pivot pins detachably mounted in said holes in the pivotblocks, arms having a bifurcated end portion embracing said blocks and secured thereto by said pivot pin, rollers upon said arms, cams secured upon said shaft at either side of and meansiupon the' outer-ends of saidarms operativelI reciprocating members. f
y .f 18;. A device 1of Vfthe"- char'acter described comprising; a casing,y a* shaftr'rotatabiy mountedin' 1 the casing, reciprocating -me`mbers?- mounted upon ther-.casing and movable i in aline parallel; withsaid shaft, frainepo sitionedwtransversely of :said shaft, arl-peripheralfsegmental yfiar-ige upon'e-said frame, an
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20. A device of the character described comprising a casing, a shaft rotatably mounted in the casing, reciprocating members mounted upon the casing and movable in a line parallel with said shaft, an inwardly projectingffiange upon said casing extending transversely relatively to said shaft, a transverse frame mounted upon said flange', said frame having a central opening occupied by said shaft, radial arms pivotally mounted upon the central portion of said frame adjacent to said shaft, said frame having radial members between which said arms' are adapted to oscillate, cams secured upon said shaft at eitherside of said arms, rollers upon 'said arms in operative engagement with said cams, heads formed upon thevouter ends of said arms, cross-head guides of open channel formation Carried bythe peripheral portion of said frame between which said'heads 0scillate, connections bet-Ween said heads. and said reciprocating members, a ring' mounted i@ upon the opposite end of said frame rela.- tively to said casing, a casing cover surrounding said frame, means lfor detachably securing lthe kcasing cover to said casing, a transverse end wall upon said casing cover, if, and an'annular flange upon said end wall upon which said ring` of the framev is c mounted.- f Y 21.r- A' device of thecharacter Vdescribed comprising ar casing, a shaft rotatably 5:9 mounted in the casing, a reciprocating member mounted upon the casing, disk cams secured upon the shaft having conicalvworking faces upontheir peripheries, said faces presented toward eachother whereby the space firs 'between the Workingfaces of the'cams will vary duetoradial expansion of the cams 'relatively to said shaft, rollers positioned between theffaces of said camseacli having its periphery in contact with the working face -l Vof one of said cams, an arm upon whichsaid rollers are mounted, abearing upon the casing'positioned between saidcalns and located vadjacent to Vsaid'shafiafsaid arm having one end thereof pivotally mounted in said bearingiand extending radially from said shaft, said rollers'having conical working faces in alignment withfthe center of oscillation of said arm, said arm and said rollers adapted to expand and contract uniformly with said eVv cams insuring perfect contact between the workingfaces of the cams androllers, and a i fconnection'between the outer end of the arm and said reciprocating member for oscillatingthe arm and rollers. f .Y Y In testimony whereof I affix my signature. -V CALVIN'GWILLIAMSL
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"I got a letter and it was like please cancel all transactions, please fix your automatic pay account and make sure everything's taken care of by May 11," Presley told XBIZ. "I called them and they told me that because I am, I guess, public and am recognizable in the adult business, they're closing my account. Even though I don't use my account, it's my personal account that I've had since I was 18, when it was Washington Mutual before Chase bought them out."
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Every automobile and truck that is manufactured requires numerous nuts and studs welded to the frame and body for use in securing items ranging from safety devices like seat belts to mechanical sub-assemblies such as seats, doors, panels, etc. A majority of these fasteners are either projection welded or electric arc welded. In order to ensure the proper size, orientation, and positioning of these fasteners, manufacturers rely on a variety of detection tools and processes.
Available to part manufacturers and OEM's are tools such as Air Detection, Fiber Optics sensors, Linear Resistive Transducer (LRT), LVDT, Laser sensors, proximity switches, cameras, etc.
The proper selection and programming of these tools goes a long way towards ensuring that fasteners are where they need to be and have been welded properly. If you are responsible for the quality of manufactured parts and assemblies that include welded fasteners you should consider implementing the right fastener detection tool to ensure the reliability of your assemblies.
Submitted by Dan Uszynski from CenterLine (Windsor)
Did You Know?
Did you know that there are 146 spot welds in a U.S. military hummer's blast resistant seat?
Submitted by Wade Burnette, NSRW Inc.
Fun Fact
There are over 8,000 resistance welds in an average minivan, including spot, projection welds and resistance seam welding. It takes approximately two weeks to tear down a complete body and verify each weld.
Submitted by Don DeCorte, Roman Manufacturing
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International Show
Orlando, FL
December 11-13, 2012
RWMA Committee Chairs, Directors and Representatives
Executive Committee
Chair - Wade Burnette, NSRW, Inc.
1st Vice Chair - Mark Gramelspacher, CMW Inc.
2nd Vice Chair -Ed Langhenry, Jr.,
Watteredge, Inc.
Immediate Past Chair - Roger Hirsch, Unitrol Electronics, Inc.
Machinery Division
Representative - Richard (Dick) Vreeland, Ewald Instruments
Alternate Representative - Edmundo Narvaez, Lors Machinery
Copper Products Division
Representative - Dan Wellman, Obara Corp., USA
Alternate Representative - Jeff Schemel, CMW Inc.
Components Division
Representative - Dan Uszynski, CenterLine (Windsor), Ltd.
Alternate Representative - Jean-Pierre Derdeyn, Techno-Control Cybernetic, Inc.
Education Committee
Chair - Tom Snow, T.J. Snow Company
Vice Chair - John Collins, Spotwelding Consultants, Inc.
Scholarship Subcommittee
Representative, Kurt Hofman, RoMan Manufacturing, Inc.
Welding School Subcommittee
Chair – Don Sorenson, ENTRON Controls, LLC
Vice Chair – Mark Siehling, RoMan Manufacturing
Executive Finance Committee
Chair – Ed Langhenry, Jr., Watteredge, Inc.
Marketing Committee
Chair - Danny Thomason, Dimplex Thermal Solutions
Vice Chair – Dan Uszynski, CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd.
Web Site Subcommittee
Chair – Priyesh Dodhia, Tuffaloy Products, Inc.
Newsletter Subcommittee
Chair – Bill Brafford, Tuffaloy Products, Inc.
Membership Committee
Chair – Garret Herringdon, Southern Copper & Supply
Vice Chair – Mark Gramelspacher, CMW Inc.
Member Recruitment Subcommittee
Chair - Robert (Bob) Cupchak, NGK Metals
Strategic Planning Committee
Chair – Roger Hirsch, Unitrol Electronics, Inc.
Fall 2012
Volume 3- Issue 3
Message From The Chair
Dear RWMA Members,
I would like to thank everyone who attended our RWMA Regional Meeting in Dearborn, MI. We had a total of 29 member companies represented plus guests. Keila DeMoraes, our new Committe Management Specialist, did an excellent job planning and implementing the event. Don DeCorte provided historical and current information from the automotive industry.
The Marketing and Membership committees were able to set agendas for the FABTECH Expo in November. In addition, the Education committee discussed providing webinars soon. We will need volunteers to assist us in the RWMA booth at FABTECH. Finally, the Elihu Thompson Resistance Welding Award will be presented at FABTECH as well. Congratulations to our 2012 recipient, Dr. Muralidhar Tumuluru.
Please mark your calendars for our Co-located Annual Meeting with WEMCO to be held at Saddlebrook Resort in Tampa, FL, February 21-23, 2013. We will have an excellent variety of speakers including Dr. Jerry Gould, Dr. Greitmann and Alan Beaulieu, as the keynote speaker. You will not want to miss this special event!
As my term comes to an end, I would like to thank everyone for their support.
It has been a pleasure serving as your RWMA chair. I look forward to seeing you at FABTECH and at our Annual Meeting.
Wade Burnette
RWMA 2011-12 Chair
RWMA Regional Meeting - 2012
Since the last Fall Meeting in 2009, the 2012 RWMA Regional Meeting brought together RWMA members only at the Dearborn Inn, Sept 12-13th: two days of ongoing ideas exchange, goal setting, networking and celebration. The members present at this year's Regional Meeting were delighted to re-unite with long-time fellow committee members.
Among other members at the reception were (left) Marketing Committee Vice Chair Dan Uszynski, CenterLine (Windsor), RWMA Vice Chair Mark Gramelspacher, CMW Inc., and Don Sorenson, Entron Controls, LLC.
"Great meeting this week! The AWS and Marriott staff were very caring," commented Dan Uszynski, CenterLine (Windsor).
The RWMA Committee Chair Wade Burnette (left), NSRW, Hugh Scotchmer, Huys Electrodes, Bob Cupchak, NGK Metals and representing Southern Copper & Supply, Inc., Fred Burton.
Hugh Scotchmer, RWMA's youngest member commented: "It was a great experience and I learned a lot! I look forward to coming to the next meeting in Florida."
Patricia Adams (left), Entron Controls, LLC. and Dan Wellman, Obara Corp., USA.
Patricia Adams added: "The mid-year forum was a welcomed return to the RWMA's schedule. The venue allowed for timely committee meetings and an excellent tour of the Ford Rouge plant. As always, the networking was enjoyed by old and new members."
A special thanks to Don DeCorte from Roman Manufacturing who stepped up and spoke to the group at short notice.
In his own words, his speech covered "an overall automotive history in southeast Michigan, including some local fun facts, specifically the Dearborn Inn we were in, and its importance, along with the local geographic area that was developed in early 1900's by Henry Ford."
The event closed with a 2-hour tour to the Ford Rouge Assembly Plant.
Education Committee Chair, Tom Snow (right), T.J. Snow Co. and Committee's Vice Chair, John Collins, Spot Welding Consultants.
The 2013 WEMCO-RWMA
C0-Located Annual Meeting
The 2013 WEMCO & RWMA Co-located Annual Meeting will take place at the Saddlebrook Resort of Tampa, Florida on February 21-23, 2013
There are always unparalleled networking opportunities. The meeting and speakers provide invaluable content for both committees.
"Going green: what does it mean to our industry?" is the chosen theme of the meeting, focused on the future of welding within the context of sustainable manufacturing. The keynote speaker, Alan Beaulieu, is confirmed for Saturday, February 23rd. The remaining speakers will be announed in the Winter eNewsletter.
Click here to download the "Save the Date" Flyer >>
Click here for Alan Beaulieu Fact Sheet >>
The Tour to The Salvador Dali Museum
Located approximately 45 minutes from the Saddlebrook Resort is the iconic Salvador Dali Museum in downtown St. Peterburg, Florida. A guided tour will be offered for members, spouses and guests interested in visiting the museum.
This Dali collection represents an extraordinary journey into the artist's deepest emotions and creative thinking. Seeing and learning about Dali's art is, for sure, a fascinating experience.
Click on the image below for the Salvador Dali Museum Website.
Don't miss out on this great opportunity, and experience for yourself the art and life of Salvador Dali, one of the world's greatest artists of all times (1904-1989).
*The meeting activity schedule will be released in the Winter eNewsletter.
Resistance Welding Awards Nominees
Each year, the RWMA grants the Elihu Thomson Resistance Welding Award to a living individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the technology and application of resistance welding, as evidenced by one or more of the following:
This award consists of a plaque and honorarium ($1,000), which may be presented in cash or designated as a scholarship, at the recipient's option. Deadline for submitting nominations for 2013 is November 9th, 2012. **If you have nominated an individual previously and they have not yet been selected, feel free to resubmit the same nomination.
Click here to download nomination form >>
FABTECH 2012/Nov. 12-14
Less Than One Month Away!
FABTECH is the largest fabricating, metal forming, welding, and finishing manufacturing trade show in North America. This year, 1,100 exhibitors and 25,000 attendees are expected to meet in the Las Vegas Convention Center.
A total of 35,000 attendees were confirmed in last year's FABTECH at the McCormmick Place in Chicago, which represented the largest attendance ever recorded for the show since its debut in 1981, Cleveland, OH.
This year' s projections are 25,000 attendees and 1,000 exhibitors. The show offers over 100 educational sessions related to welding best practices, technology, innovation, business management and lean manufacturing.
Debbie Doench, Chair of AWS Publications, Expositions and Marketing Committee (PEMCO) wrote in the October 2012 Issue of the Welding Journal's Editorial: "the show isn't just for large companies either. It's for everyone — from the owner of a small job shop to the executives of multimillion-dollar manufacturers, and the engineers and equipment operators in between. In short, FABTECH is designed for everyone who wants to learn how to improve their business, solve problems, or gain a competitive edge with the latest technologies."
Click here to download the Schedule-at-Glance
Click here to watch the
Official FABTECH 2012 Video
RWMA School at FABTECH 2012
This 2-day course covering the fundamentals of resistance welding is offered once a year at FABTECH for operators, production supervisors, engineers, and others. It provides them with the opportunity to further their knowledge in the theory, applications, and equipment used in the resistance welding process.
Click here to download brochure in low resolution>>
The following companies have signed for a tabletop exhibit
Resistance Welding Machine and Accessory
Southern Copper & Supply
Luvata Ohio, Inc.
NSRW Inc.
Tuffaloy Products, Inc.
Entron Controls, LLC.
T.J. Snow Inc.
The Recipient for the 2012 Elihu Thomson Award is Dr. Muralidhar Tumuluru
Dr. Muralidhar Tumurulu received his degrees in materials and welding engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and The Ohio State University. He has thirty years of experience in welding, of which he has worked the last fifteen years at the U.S. Steel Research and Technology Center.
The main focus of his research has been to characterize the joining behavior of advanced high-strength steels developed for automotive applications. He has lectured widely and authored numerous publications on the subject. He teaches welding technology for U.S. Steel's internal training program and has conducted presentations for welding personnel at various automotive companies on the joining aspects of advanced high-strength steels. Prior to joining U.S. Steel, he worked for Westinghouse Electric Corporation and Spang & Company, both in the Pittsburgh, Pa., area.
Dr. Tumuluru, an AWS member since 1980, is also a member of the AWS A5 Committee on Filler Metals and Allied Materials, C1 Committee on Resistance Welding, D14H Subcommittee on the Surfacing of Industrial Rolls, and ACI American Council of IIW. He serves as second vice chair of the D8 Committee on Automotive Welding, and chairs the task group expanding D8.9, Recommended Practices for Test Methods for Evaluating the Resistance Spot Welding Behaviorof Automotive Sheet Steel Materials, to include test methods for the advanced high-strength steels.
He is a Principal Reviewer for the Welding Journal and a peer reviewer for several leading technical journals. He is a member of the International Iron and Steel Institute (IISI) WorldAutoSteel task group that developed joining guidelines for advanced high-strength steels, and serves on several committees of the AISI Auto/Steel Partnership. He served as the division editor on resistance welding for the 2011edition of ASM Metals Handbook on Welding and Brazing (Vol. 6A). He has received the James F. Lincoln Gold Medal Award for his technical papers.
RWMA Scholarship Recipient - 2012
The RWMA Scholarship was established in 2005 by the Resistance Welder Manufacturers' Association to perpetuate its legacy of support for welding education. The scholarship is for a junior level student in a four-year program for Welding Engineering or Welding Engineering Technology. The applicant must express an interest in the resistance welding process while pursuing a career in welding engineering, and must take one semester in resistance welding.
The 2012 recipient is Travis Goetz, a junior at Ferris State University in the Welding Engineering Technology program.
This scholarship is available to U. S. and Canadian citizens attending an accredited academic institution located within the United States or Canada.
Advertise in the 2013 RWMA Membership Directory
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Your company does not want to miss out on directly reaching your target audience makes all purchasing decisions of resistance welding products. The RWMA Membership Directory targets your advertisement throughout the year.
The deadline to submit your advertisement is Friday, November 2, 2012.
RWMA offers advertising space is offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.
It is important that you don't miss the deadline. Save your space today!
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C1 Committee On Resistance Welding
The C1 Committee on Resistance Welding is responsible for the preparation of standards related to resistance welding processes, and their applications for various materials, generic weld acceptance criteria for the resistance welding industry and certification of equipment operators.
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J1 Quarterly Report
J1 Committee on Resistance Welding Equipment
The J1 Committee on Resistance Welding Equipment is responsible for the preparation of standards related to resistance welding consumables, components, and machinery
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Went here in December to see Room/ Loved the theater.
ALPS AMC purchased Carmike earlier this year. I didn't know the merger was final. Glad Carmike there is good the one here in Asheville is the pits. I avoid it at all costs.
Please update status to open.
Thanks Ross. We do need a like button for comments like Facebook has.
Digital 3d I totally understand. In 1999 and 2014 I saw the 60th and 75th anniversary screenings of Gone With The Wind and both times it was a 16 mm print on a huge screen opened for scope presentations. It was annoying as hell. My opinion they could have at least closed the masking to 1.85 ratio.
A lot of the screens are small and non have the capability to show scope unless they have gone digital and that has changed. Scope films used to be off the sides of the screen in the air. I hated it.
I didn't realize in the beginning how many 2nd run movies they had after Marooned and how many weeks over the years they closed.
The developer has put up a sign saying land redevelopment so I called him and asked will this theater get to stay or possible a rebuild or a new modern theater and I was told no. The plans are retail shops which really pisses me off more than you can imagine. We need more retail like a hole in the head. I can only hope that the city council denies there plans for redevelopment. According to the man I spoke with the theate will be gone by early 2017. UGH :(
cvolosin is the Carmike/AMC merger finalized? I like Nick went to this theater once after it became an 8 plex and never again. What a horrible experience it was just once. My living room was bigger than some of the theaters.
Shaking seats and scents would be disastrous for me and anyone else who has a disability that would be effected by that plus allergic to scents.
AMC has purchased the Carmike chain thank God. I know I read a lot on other theaters about AMC, but they have to be a hell of a lot better then Carmike. Not sure when the theater will change over.
Really thanks Kevin. Also please update information that this theater is not stadium seating.
Chris Utley the web site still shows it as a Pacific Theater along with their others. This was news to me because I thought Pacific Theaters went belly up years ago.
Is Regal still going to operate this theater or another theater chain? Looking at the pictures it looked like it really was time to get a new theater. What a shame they took and chopped that theater up. I saw the photo where they had the roadshow engagement of Camelot in 70MM
Any chance they got the 70 MM projector from the Ziegfeld?
The marquee is identical to the now demolished Fox and Stanley theaters in Philadelphia.
The same thing was done at Loews Astor Plaza. After the final show they had construction workers ripping the screen apart. I hate it and all these multiplexes that have taken away all our grand theaters.
NYer I agree 100% about the marquee.
Awesome video.
Very upsetting.
Cinedelphia, was it not shown in scope? I assumed even digital it was filmed in 2.35 aspect ratio.
What is the name of the group. I know all these theaters from my childhood
I saw Hello Dolly revival there and it was awesome on that huge cured screen as was Fame when it moved from the Ziegfeld.
When I saw the 50th anniversary digital print of My Fair Lady locally here in NC, the aspect ratio was 2.20. The theater it played in has masking that that closes top and bottom. After the slide they closed the masking to scope ratio 2.35 for some previews, but once the filme started they opened the masking and MFL was shown with the black bars at the top and bottom juts like your picture shows TH8 was.
Thank you Movieholic, Robert R and Al Alvarez. I had the same comment on Nov 17.


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Mr Kink your fear tactics are not as effective as you think! The facts might get in the way of your reality distortion.
I agree BioBeagle! This Troll's constant rant just takes up space on this board. I wonder how many other alias' he uses with his constant bloviating.
You must have made mr. kink mad...short term drop.
I can't read mr. kinks response because I have him on ignore and I'm not going to change his status.


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Comment When everything is automated... (Score 1) 474
When everything is automated, who will be able to afford Twinkies, or Big Macs, or any of this "cheap" food that low income wage earners currently purchase?
When everything is automated, who will be able to afford Twinkies, or Big Macs, or any of this "cheap" food that low income wage earners currently purchase?
Because the employer can go play with his super cool wearable robot after hours when no one else is looking?
I want one!
I'm not sure if you were replying to me or not, but there is no negative to using 4GB max file on FAT32 on either Windows on Linux. You can shove our sore loser crap up your @$$.
FAT32 max file size is 4GB.
I had used other computers before, but the first one that I owned was a Texas Instruments TI-99/4A. It was mind blowing.
They might not be able to put a grill over the pipe. It could get clogged and cut off the flow of coolant to the nuclear plant.
Hurd probably does make make laugh!
I'm pretty sure that (s)he was trolling. I really hope that (s)he was trolling.
Could be that Russia is doing a bit of CYA while they figure out technical difficulties with the rocket, so they just say "It doesn't fit" for now?
HAHA as if GM and Ford even belong on that list. They make cars. If you get 100k miles out of them, you're pretty fortunate. That's about all you can say.
You are full of crap, both Ford and GM make nice vehicles.
Is this proof that our reality is virtual?
But, you delete your hosts file if you delete system32...
lol, my last cat died a few weeks ago and I've noticed that I've been watching a lot more cat videos lately. It's about time for a new kitty!
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dma_buf_mmap — Setup up a userspace mmap with the given vma
int dma_buf_mmap (
|struct dma_buf * dmabuf,
|struct vm_area_struct * vma,
|unsigned long pgoff
[in] buffer that should back the vma
[in] vma for the mmap
[in] offset in pages where this mmap should start within the dma-buf buffer.
This function adjusts the passed in vma so that it points at the file of the dma_buf operation. It also adjusts the starting pgoff and does bounds checking on the size of the vma. Then it calls the exporters mmap function to set up the mapping.
Can return negative error values, returns 0 on success.