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Activity: Question posted: 07 27 2010 09:12:03 +0000, 14 answers, 342 views, last activity 04 18 2011 17:32:19 +0000
 
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can anyone answer me how is typewriter a mechanism?

 
  Answered by     Dipak Bhattacharya, Chief Engineer, SCSPL  | 04 18 2011 17:32:19 +0000
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1. There is no Prime MOVER.

2.You cannot give  more power to give more output.

 

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  Answered by     Abhishek , Marine Engineer , American Eagle Tankers - AET  | 01 25 2011 19:28:17 +0000
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things changes according to time so as do the typewriter ...agree with anuradha maam

  Answered by     Abhishek , Marine Engineer , American Eagle Tankers - AET  | 01 25 2011 19:27:56 +0000
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things changes according to time so as do the typewriter ...agree with anuradha maam

  Answered by     anuradha , Education Coordinator, TIAS  | 01 24 2011 03:01:49 +0000
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Just like computer in today's world Typwriter was mechanism for past years. It is a machine or mechanical device which translates your work on paper in a meaningful order.

  Answered by     sushil kumar singh, Engineering Manager, indian railways  | 11 15 2010 17:05:54 +0000
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mechanism transmits motion while a machine also transmits force

  Answered by     George Varghese, Proprietor, Jecyees  | 08 18 2010 01:22:52 +0000
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Mechanism (engineering), rigid bodies connected by joints in order to accomplish a desired force and/or motion transmission ...

  Answered by     k Rajagopalan, Area Manager, Amitex Polymers (P) Ltd.  | 08 17 2010 18:45:17 +0000
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Hallo Pinaki, If you want to understand the Mechanism of Typewriter, it is better to learn  typing course then you will understand the mechanism. Hope you will agree on this.

K Rajagopalan.

  Answered by     Dr.Narendra Bahadur Singh, Sr REPORTER, TRIGUT HINDI DANIK NEWS PAPER  | 07 29 2010 11:10:25 +0000
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good question ,mostly i saw this type of question arises in philosophy but taking answer tothis we have to know what a machine and mecanism.the thing which help us to do our work is called mechine and the theory of its working style is mechanism.i think there is no more to say

  Answered by     Mohammed Moin, .Net Specialist, F&K Ibrahim Al-Shuwayer & Partners  | 07 29 2010 07:11:46 +0000
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  • Get familiar with all the elements of the typewriter's mechanism. Make notes when disassembling the machine so you can reassemble it efficiently. Try to locate a user's manual for your particular model.Prevent dirt and debris from falling into the typewriter's mechanism. Try not to eat over your typewriter and handle the machine with clean hands.Wipe down the keys and the housing with a soft cloth dampened with rubbing alcohol. Clean the keys to remove any oils and dirt left behind by your fingertips.Clean inside the typewriter occasionally, depending on how frequently you use it. Lift the cover and clean the platen and paper scale. Use a can of compressed air with a long nozzle attachment to dislodge debris.Remove the ribbon from the typewriter and replace it as needed. Use a soft cloth and rubbing alcohol to wipe off the card holder, feed rollers and deflector. Move the carrier back and forth to access the typewriter's components.Use rubbing alcohol to clean the locking tab. Place a small amount of petroleum jelly inside the element to prevent sticking. Use a small toothbrush or a toothpick to clean any built-up ink or debris from each key. Store the typewriter in a well-ventilated area with very low humidity or a dehumidifier to keep the mechanisms rust-free. Keep the machine in its case or drape a clean cloth over it to reduce dust accumulation on the keys and mechanisms.

  •   Answered by     Mathew Cherian, Research Associate/Analyst, Western Michigan University  | 07 28 2010 18:44:47 +0000
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    Archemedis is the proponent of 'mechanics' where the story goes he lifted enemy ships using pulleys and levers using human energy. A 'mechanism' is a device where forces are transfered and used for useful work which cannot be done by human efforts directly or easily. Newtonian mechnics teaches us the way the movements of planets and stars work.

    So Typewriter is something similar, where a small force the finger is actualy converted into a haevy force to create impressions on a paper when it is ht by a bob with number or alpahabets worked through an inked ribbon. It is worked on the same principle on which Archmedis lifted up enemy ships and saved Greece.

     
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