Position analysis Norton 4e by Usama Yousuf
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The document discusses slider-crank mechanisms and their position analysis. It describes inline and offset slider-crank mechanisms and whether the crank or slider acts as the input link. It states that the problem involves computing the slider's position and an angle given the mechanism's link lengths, the slider's offset, and an input angle. Additionally, it covers inverted slider-cranks, four-bar mechanisms, and linkages with more than four bars, deriving equations for gear ratios and phase angles.
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Position analysis Norton 4e by Usama Yousuf
- 1. Position Analysis Muhammad Usama Yousuf Lecturer Mechanical Department Abasyn University Islamabad.
- 2. 際際滷r Crank Mechanism It converts between translation motion and rotation motion of mechanism Inline 際際滷r Crank Mechanism Offset 際際滷r Crank Mechanism
- 3. 際際滷r Crank Mechanism Crank 際際滷r Mechanism Crank is Input Link 際際滷r Crank Mechanism 際際滷r in Input Link
- 4. Problem Statement: 際際滷r-Crank Position Analysis Given the Length (a, b), the offset of the slider c, and the input angle 慮2 ,Compute the position of slider d, and angle 慮3
- 5. Problem Statement: 際際滷r-Crank Position Analysis Given the Length (a, b), the offset of the slider c, and the input angle 慮2 ,Compute the position of slider d, and angle 慮3
- 6. Problem Statement: 際際滷r-Crank Position Analysis Given the Length (a, b), the offset of the slider c, and the input angle 慮2 ,Compute the position of slider d, and angle 慮3
- 11. What if the slider is the driver
- 12. What if the slider is the driver
- 13. Example
- 26. Recap of four bar mechanism
- 27. Recap of four bar mechanism
- 28. Recap of four bar mechanism
- 29. Linkages more than four bar
- 30. Linkages more than four bar
- 31. Linkages more than four bar Vector Loop Equation Here is Gear ratio is phase angle of 5th link
- 32. Linkages more than four bar
- 33. Linkages more than four bar
- 34. Linkages more than four bar
- 35. Linkages more than four bar