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Inada, Takahiro; Yamazaki, Nobutoshi

doi:10.5100/jje.37.supplement_390

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“…In the quadric crank chain, there are also another three kinds of movements: i) a double-crank mechanism and ii) a parallelogram mechanism, which are continuously in motion, and iii) a double-rocker mechanism whose motion is not continuous. The condition that the movement of the crank-rocker mechanism is appropriate if and only if the sum of the lengths of the shortest link, a, and another one of links is smaller than the sum of the lengths of the other two links [2]- [4], [12]. To achieve the movement as the crank-rocker (lever-crank) mechanism, it is necessary to derive the limitation condition in the length of four links.…”

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Continuously Variable Transmission Using Quadric Crank Chains and Ratchets

Yukawa¹

2024

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This paper describes the continuously variable transmission (CVT). Generally, CVTs are classified as belt-type or toroidal CVTs, and each CVT is basically composed of two parts such as the V-belt and pulley, or friction wheels. In the belt-type CVT, the pulley is driven by a belt placed between two (left and right) circle boards in the pulley, while in the toroidal CVT, two rollers rotate under the condition being pushed by strong compression power. Since these conventional CVTs use friction force, their energy transfer efficiency might be inferior. Furthermore, although these CVTs require precise structures and processing, they make noise, and are not durable. Consequently, we propose a new structural CVT in this paper.

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Section: Quadric Crank Chainmentioning

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“…4(c). Consequently, the shortest link a can rotate if and only if the sum of the lengths of the shortest link a itself and the other one link is smaller than the sum of the lengths of the other two links [2]- [4], [12].…”

Section: Quadric Crank Chainmentioning

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Continuously Variable Transmission Using Quadric Crank Chains and Ratchets

Yukawa¹

2024

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“…Japanese folktales are alive and well in diverse ways [7]. Folktales are essentially handed down orally from parent to child or from grandparent to grandchild.…”

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Analysis and Generation of Japanese Folktales Based on Vladimir Propp’s Methodology

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Nakatsu

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Abstract. We aim to develop an automatic generation of interactive stories. For this aim, we have analyzed Japanese folktales. In this area, there exists famous research conducted by Vladimir Propp. He analyzed more than 100 Russian magicinspired folktales by segmenting each of them into a series of short segments and classified each segment into one of 31 functions. Here, we tried to analyze about 20 Japanese folktales adopting his method and found several interesting facts that differentiate Japanese folktales from those of Russia.

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Continuously Variable Transmission Using Quadric Crank Chains and Ratchets

Continuously Variable Transmission Using Quadric Crank Chains and Ratchets

Analysis and Generation of Japanese Folktales Based on Vladimir Propp’s Methodology

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