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Argosy University/ Phoniex University/
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Phoniex University
Oct-2001 - Nov-2016
Table P11-3 shows kinematic and geometric data for several pin-jointed fourbar linkages of the type and orientation shown in Figure P11-2. All have 81 = 0. The point locations are defined as described in the text. For the row(s) in the table assigned, use the matrix method of Section 11 .4 (p. 531) and program MATRIX or a matrix solving calculator to solve for forces and torques at the position shown. Also compute the shaking force and shaking torque. Work in any units system you prefer. You may check your solution by opening the solution tiles named Pll-05x (where x is the row letter) into program FOURBAR.


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