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wrist pin
noun
, Machinery.
- a pin joining the end of a connecting rod to a trunk piston or the end of a piston rod.
wrist pin
noun
- a cylindrical boss or pin attached to the side of a wheel parallel with the axis, esp one forming a bearing for a crank
- the pin through the skirt of a piston in an internal-combustion engine, to which the little end of the connecting rod is attached Also called (esp in Britain)gudgeon pin
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wrist pin1
First recorded in 1870–75
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Example Sentences
Upon A-7a and A-5a engines a small tube supplies oil from connecting rod bearing directly upon the wrist pin.
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The wrist pin member is a simple cylindrical element that fits the bosses closely, and it may be either hollow or solid stock.
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If the wrist pin was free to move it would work out of the bosses enough so that the end would bear against the cylinder wall.
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The outer brass is adjustable, being forced toward the wrist-pin by a sliding wedge which is operated by one or more set-screws.
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The other end of the walking-beam is operated by a pitman shaft connecting with a crank wrist pin near the ground.
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