Titlebook: International Symposium on History of Machines and Mechanisms; Proceedings of HMM 2 Hong-Sen Yan,Marco Ceccarelli Conference proceedings 20

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,An Interpretation of a , 水輪賦 ,*,t originate and when was it first applied in China are not yet clear to date. It might have been employed in China no later than the Tang Dynasty according to ancient literature such as . written by Liu Yuxi and . written by either Chen Tingzhang or Chen Zhang. However, the text in both scripts had

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,“,”(耒耜经) and the Curve-Beam Plough of the Tang Dynasty of China,) occupies an important position in the development of agricultural machinery in China. The curve-beam plough was recorded in the book “.”, (耒耜经) composed by Lu Guimeng, a scholar from the Tang Dynasty. Based on the records in “.and a review of available literature, the author studied the shape, str

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Crank-Connecting Rod Mechanism: Its Applications in Ancient China and Its Origin,story of mechanical technology. This paper firstly describes the three applications of this mechanism in ancient China, i.e. agriculture, textile, and blowing-engines. This paper then discusses the origin of the mechanism through reviewing ancient Chinese literature and unearthed cultural relics.

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Conference proceedings 2009sm and Machine Science (HMM) of the International Federation for the Promotion of Mechanism and Machine Science (IFToMM). The first symposium, HMM2000, was initiated by Dr. Marco Ceccarelli and was held at the University of Cassino (Cassino, Italy) on May 11–13, 2000. The second symposium, HMM2004,

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Some Origins of TMM Arisen from Pseudo-Aristotle and Hero of Alexandria,he behaviorof machines, is studied and discussed. His author is known as "pseudo-Aristotle", probably a follower of the great Greek philosopher. The properties ofthe circle, according to the author explain that behavior.

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,A Contribution to the History of Cam Mechanisms – From Leonardo da Vinci Till Today,ziehungen zum Kurvengetriebe im Vorfeld der Technikwissenschaften, 1990) written in 1988 and 1990 by the late Prof. Jörg Müller (Rostock, Germany) and the second author as co-author. The rather concise retrospective is mainly taken from a post in Germany.