- A
trunnion (from Old
French trognon 'trunk') is a
cylindrical protrusion used as a
mounting or
pivoting point.
First ****ociated with cannons, they are...
-
notably Commodore Hawser Trunnion, an old
seaman and
misogynist who
lives in a
house with his
former shipmates.
Trunnion's lifestyle may have inspired...
- used, and is a
refinement by
Joseph Strauss of the fixed-
trunnion. The
rolling lift
trunnion (sometimes a "Scherzer"
rolling lift),
raises the span by...
- 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...
- 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...
-
common in the
firearm industry. MDR MIM
parts including the
Barrel Block (
Trunnion), Gas Block, Bolt Catch, 7.62 mag
conversion bar,
ejector retainer, and...
-
receiver was
machined from a
solid block of steel. A rear
stock trunnion and
forward barrel trunnion are
fastened to the U-shaped
receiver using rivets. The receiver...
- Corp
Slant cut 1.5mm
receiver single stack bolt and
bulged single stack trunnion, thumb-hole buttstock. This
model came in
either wooden furniture and side...
- The
Harrison Street Bridge is a fixed-
trunnion bascule bridge in Chicago, Illinois,
crossing the
South Branch Chicago River.
While the
current iteration...
- with the
Dominion Bridge Company in
building the
Cherry Street Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge (1931) in Toronto, Ontario. In 1912 he
designed the HB&T...
