Example(8):-The dimension of various links in a mechanism, as shown in the figure, are as follows: AB = 60 mm; BC = %3D 400 mm; CD = 150 mm; DE = 115 mm; and EF = 225 mm. Find the velocity of the slider (F) when the crank (AB) rotates uniformly in clockwise direction at a speed of (60 r.p.m). [Ans. 0.23 m/sec]. 225 110 B 30° 90 E All dimensions in mm 150

Example(8):-The dimension of various links in a mechanism, as shown in the figure, are as follows: AB = 60 mm; BC = %3D 400 mm; CD = 150 mm; DE = 115 mm; and EF = 225 mm. Find the velocity of the slider (F) when the crank (AB) rotates uniformly in clockwise direction at a speed of (60 r.p.m). [Ans. 0.23 m/sec]. 225 110 B 30° 90 E All dimensions in mm 150

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