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Page 1: Tutorial 6: Mechanism Fundermentals Zhengjian, XU Oct 15, 2008.

Tutorial 6:Mechanism Fundermenta

lsZhengjian, XU

Oct 15, 2008

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Fundermentals:Design of Mechinary Mobility: Degree of Freedom (DOF),

In 2D mechanism every rigid body has 3 DOF.

Link:

A Rigid body in the mechinary system

Joint (Kinematic Pair)

Connect between different Links, the joints can restrain some DOF of the links.

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Analysis of the mobility (DOF) 2D mechanism

3D mechanism

Where: M is the DOF of the mechanism N is number of links including the ground J1 is number of 1 DOF joints J2 is number of 2 DOF joints

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Examples

(b) N=3 J1=2 J2=1 M= 1

(a) N=6 J1=7 J2=1 M=0

(d) N=7 J1=7 J2= 1 M=3

(c) N=4 J1=4 J2=0 M=1

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Classification of four-bar linkage Grashof condition

PQSL Where: L: length of shortest link S: length of longest link P: length of one remaining link Q: the length of another remaining link

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Classification of four-bar linkage

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Position analysis of 4-bar linkage: graphical method

O2O4

A

2=45°

B1

B2

3

4

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Position analysis of 4-bar linkage: graphical method

O2

A

2=45°

B1

B2

3

4

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Position analysis for Crank-Rocker mechanism The calculation of out-put angle

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Transmission angle

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Example Given L1=12 ,L2=4, L3=8, L4=9; (1) Calculate range of output angle (2) Calculate range of the transmission angle

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(1) , S=4, L=11, Q=9, P=8; therefore S+L<Q+P

(2) a=4, b=9, c=8, d=11

A

O1

B

O2

A

B

O1 O2

(2.1)

(2.2)

cd

abdc

2

)(cos

222

4

cd

abdc

2

)(cos

222

4

4

4

d

c

a

b

a

bc

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Transmission angle

bc

abbctrans 2

)(cos

222

AO1

B

O2

AO1

B

O2

(3.1)

(3.2)

bc

adcbtrans 2

)(cos

222

Two limited status:

trans

trans

a

b

b

a

c

d

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Four-Bar slider-crank mechanismThe output range:

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Inverted slider-crank mechanism