Shui Pai is a waterpower blasting machine for metallurgy in ancient China. In the seventh year of Jianwu, Eastern Han Dynasty (31 AD), Du Shi invented the machine to use the strike power of water to drive Pi Tuo with crank so to blast for the furnace. This machine not only uses driving wheel, driven wheel, crank and connecting rod to transfer circular motion to reciprocating motion, but uses belt transmission to make the drum rotate very fast, which is much smaller than driven wheel in dimension. In structure, it has power structure, transmission structure and activation structure. Since its characteristics in ‘less effort, more output’, it helps a lot in the development of metallurgy.
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Shui Pai is a waterpower blasting machine for metallurgy in ancient China. In the seventh year of Jianwu, Eastern Han Dynasty (31 AD), Du Shi invented the machine to use the strike power of water to drive Pi Tuo with crank so to blast for the furnace. This machine not only uses driving wheel, driven wheel, crank and connecting rod to transfer circular motion to reciprocating motion, but uses belt transmission to make the drum rotate very fast, which is much smaller than driven wheel in dimension. In structure, it has power structure, transmission structure and activation structure. Since its characteristics in ‘less effort, more output’, it helps a lot in the development of metallurgy.
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