-
before the
trunnion ring. In
January 1867, this
design was
changed by
placing two
rings below a
thinner trunnion ring. The
layers of
rings of
these designs...
- fired. In more
modern applications, the
quadrant is
attached to the
trunnion ring or of a
large naval gun to
align it to
benchmarks welded to the ship's...
-
which kept the
central tube
under compression, a breech-piece, and a
trunnion ring. The guns'
rifling was on the "polygroove" system; the bore of the gun...
- ball
valves related to the
attachment and
lateral movement of the ball: A
trunnion ball
valve has
additional mechanical anchoring of the ball at the top and...
-
single larger coil (10 in (25 cm) Mark I) or 2
coils (Mark II); the
trunnion ring was now
welded to
other coils; and it
eliminated Armstrong's expensive...
- m**** of the bell and
clapper is
appreciably below the
centreline of the
trunnion supports,
giving a
pendulous effect to the ****embly, and this
dynamic is...
- m**** of the bell and
clapper is
appreciably below the
centreline of the
trunnion supports,
giving a
pendulous effect to the ****embly, and this
dynamic is...
- 000 mm to 950 mm)
recoil distance The
trail was
lengthened (to 2 m)
Trunnion rings were
moved 50 mm
forward In 1930 the
modernized gun was
adopted as 152-mm...
- the
staircase access was. The
doors turned in a
carefully hewn out
stone ring and
could be
locked with a bar. In the
lower two
storeys were
cellars and...
- is
pinned to the
receiver in a
modified trunnion,
reinforced by ribbing, and is
slightly wider than the
trunnion used on the
standard AKM type rifles. Symmetrical...
