Steam Engine VI Mechanism
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The sixth model from Franz Reuleaux's "Kinematics of Machinery" is a Steam Engine by Dawes, England (1816), also known as the Isosceles Turning Slider-Crank. This book features a series of models including Steam Engine I to VII mechanisms, Cochrane Pump, Payton Water Meter, Eve's Chamber-Wheel Gear, Ratchet-Train Mechanism, and more. The 3D model is available in multiple formats like Solidworks 2016, Simlab Composer 7, DAE, STEP, IGES, Parasolid, OBJ, 3D-PDF, SketchUp, 3DS, and ZIM for easy access on various devices with free viewers. The model was rendered using Simlab Composer 7, edited with IrfanView, and saved in AVI/X264, BMP, MP4 formats respectively. GIFs were made using PhotoScape, while the 3D-PDF and ZIM files are animated. The ZIM file is compatible with IOS and Android devices via Simlab Viewer app.
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