Surface wave generator using crank mechanism

Surface Wave Generator Using Crank Mechanism Dive into the design and working of a surface wave generator powered by a crank mechanism. This system transforms rotary motion into oscillatory movement to create controlled surface waves—perfect for laboratory experiments and fluid dynamics studies. Key Highlights: • Converts rotary motion into reciprocating wave motion using a crank mechanism • Generates consistent and controlled surface waves • Adjustable wave height and frequency for experimental flexibility • Ideal for wave tanks, coastal engineering studies, and teaching demonstrations This video explains the mechanism design, working principle, and fabrication process. See how synchronized crank motion produces smooth and repeatable surface wave patterns.