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العربية: جزء من المحرك: ينزلق المكبس (الرمادي) داخل الأسطوانة (الأزرق) مُشكل حركة خطية دورية، يستقبلها العمود المرفقي (الأحمر) مُكون حركة انزياحية، فتستقبلها الحذفات (الأسود) بحركة دورانية. المصدر: [1]

English: Crankshaft animation.

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http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/airplane/powert.html

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NASA

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