Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dwell-angle
Noun
/dwɛl-ˈæŋɡəl/
Definition
The angle formed by the position of a crank and the line joining the center of the crank to the center of the connecting rod at the beginning and end of a dwell.
Examples
- The dwell-angle of the crankshaft was carefully measured to ensure optimal performance.
- Understanding the dwell-angle is essential for designing efficient mechanical systems.
Meaning
Dwell-angle refers to a specific angle in mechanical systems, particularly in engines, where it indicates the period during which a component or object remains at a stationary point in its cycle.
Synonyms
- Rest angle
- Hold angle
- Stationary angle
