Translation for 'crank' from English to Russian

crank [odd person]

чудак {м}

crank [handle]

(заводная) рукоятка {ж}тех.

• Marketed and known by a variety of names (Z-cranks, P.M.P cranks, etc.) non-straight crank arms have been introduced several times.
• 2 The Tee Dee also had a tapered cylinder and the crank was stronger and ported different from the Medallion crank.
• As shown in the diagram, the crank pin, crank center and piston pin form triangle NOP.
• While Babbage's original design placed the crank directly on the main shaft, it was later realized that the force required to crank the machine would have been too great for a human to handle comfortably.
• The crank pin of a locomotive corresponds to the offset of a crankshaft in other crank drives.

• The flat-plane crank (sometimes flatplane) is a type of crankshaft for use in internal combustion engines that has a 180 degree angle between crank throws.
• It is likely this inertial torsion within the crank is the reason for Yamaha citing crank forging improvements as a reason for the cross-plane crank being viable in a road bike.
• It had one, two or five barrels, was fed from a vertical magazine or hopper and was operated by a crank.
• Slider-crank chain inversion arises when the connecting rod, or coupler, of a slider-crank linkage becomes the ground link, so the slider is connected directly to the crank.
• Stages Cycling was the first company to develop left-crank based power, applying strain gauges to the crank arm.

• The original crank webs had solid crank-pin collars.
• With a one-piece (also called Ashtabula) crank and bottom bracket, the spindle and crank arms are a single piece.
• The crank is geared to give a negative mechanical advantage so that it can crank the machine at high speed.
• Crank toys are internally based on cams too but allow more complicated motions.
• The Yamaha TRX850 pioneered the use of a 270° crank.