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Definition of Rotor shaft
1. Noun. The axis around which the major rotor of a helicopter turns.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Rotor Shaft
Literary usage of Rotor shaft
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Automobile Ignition, Starting, and Lighting: A Comprehensive Analysis of the by Charles Brian Hayward (1922)
"There is no mechanical or electrical connection between the windings and the
rotor shaft, nor between the laminated blocks of the rotor and the windings. ..."
2. Internal Combustion Engines, Theory and Design: A Text Book on Gas- and Oil by Robert Leroy Streeter (1915)
"The stationary part is adjustable to a certain degree by rotary motion around
the rotor shaft, so that the time of closing the circuit, and hence the ..."
3. Motor Vehicles and Their Engines: A Practical Handbook on the Care, Repair by Edward Smith Fraser, Ralph B. Jones (1922)
"If it is revolved clockwise it will next reach position B and fewer lines of
magnetic force will flow through the rotor shaft. When it has revolved to ..."
4. Automotive Ignition Systems by Earl Lester Consoliver, Grover Ira Mitchell (1920)
"The two rotor blocks are placed at right angles to each other some distance apart
on the rotor shaft. The space between the blocks is occupied by the coil ..."
5. Automotive Ignition Systems by Earl Lester Consoliver, Grover Ira Mitchell (1920)
"The two rotor blocks are placed at right angles to each other some distance apart
on the rotor shaft. The space between the blocks is occupied by the coil ..."
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