500 mmBB2A2O2,61.9292X-lineThe slider-crank mechanism has a stroke of 500 mm. The required advance-to-return ratio is 1.80.The crank angle during the advance stroke (a), crank angle during the return stroke (B), crank linklength (r2), and coupler length (ra) is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem1.31) (NOTE: Use the angle for the X-Line as shown)(a) a=231.43°, B=128.57°, r2-301.872 mm, r3=412.751 mm(b) a=128.57°, B=231.43°, r2=223.875 mm, r3=340.409 mm(c) a=231.43°, B=128.57°, r2-223.875 mm, r3-340.409 mm(d) a=128.57°, B=231.43°, r2=191.751 mm, r3-387.233 mm

Let's assume the angle ∠B1O2B2 is 'θ'. Now use the formula of quick return mechanism,…

500 mm B- B2 61.9292 X-line The slider-crank mechanism has a stroke of 500 mm. The required advance-to-return ratio is 1.80. The crank angle during the advance stroke (a), crank angle during the return stroke (B), crank link length (r2), and coupler length (r3) is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 1.31) (NOTE: Use the angle for the X-Line as shown) (a) a=231.43°, B=128.57°, r2=301.872 mm, r3-412.751 mm (b) a=128.57°, B=231.43°, r2-223.875 mm, r3=340.409 mm (c) a=231.43°, B=128.57°, r2-223.875 mm, r3-340.409 mm (d) a=128.57°, B=231.43°, r2-191.751 mm, r3=387.233 mm

500 mm B- B2 61.9292 X-line The slider-crank mechanism has a stroke of 500 mm. The required advance-to-return ratio is 1.80. The crank angle during the advance stroke (a), crank angle during the return stroke (B), crank link length (r2), and coupler length (r3) is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 1.31) (NOTE: Use the angle for the X-Line as shown) (a) a=231.43°, B=128.57°, r2=301.872 mm, r3-412.751 mm (b) a=128.57°, B=231.43°, r2-223.875 mm, r3=340.409 mm (c) a=231.43°, B=128.57°, r2-223.875 mm, r3-340.409 mm (d) a=128.57°, B=231.43°, r2-191.751 mm, r3=387.233 mm

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