Question 1: The crank O1A of a mechanism as shown in figure below rotates uniformly at 955 rpmclockwise. Various links have following dimensions: OjA = 100 mm, AC = 700 mm, O3C= 200 mm,BD = 150 mm and O2D = 200 mm. Point B (Joint) is located on link AC as per figure.a)Make appropriate scale to draw position diagram using graphical method.b)Find the linear velocities (mm/sec) and angular velocities (rad/sec) for links O2D and BD anddraw velocity diagram. What will be normal acceleration of Point B (Note: No need to drawAcceleration diagram)c)Identify total number of links and full joints (revolt joints) in the mechanism.200 mm200 mmAO2O3300 mm400 mm

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Question 1: The crank O1A of a mechanism as shown in figure below rotates uniformly at 955 rpm clockwise. Various links have following dimensions: O¡A = 100 mm, AC = 700 mm, O3C = 200 mm, %3D BD = 150 mm and O2D = 200 mm. Point B (Joint) is located on link AC as per figure. a) Make appropriate scale to draw position diagram using graphical method. Find the linear velocities (mm/sec) and angular velocities (rad/sec) for links O2D and BD and draw velocity diagram. What will be normal acceleration of Point B (Note: No need to draw Acceleration diagram) =) Identify total number of links and full joints (revolt joints) in the mechanism. C B 200 mm 200 mm O2 3, - 300 mm 400 mm

Question 1: The crank O1A of a mechanism as shown in figure below rotates uniformly at 955 rpm clockwise. Various links have following dimensions: O¡A = 100 mm, AC = 700 mm, O3C = 200 mm, %3D BD = 150 mm and O2D = 200 mm. Point B (Joint) is located on link AC as per figure. a) Make appropriate scale to draw position diagram using graphical method. Find the linear velocities (mm/sec) and angular velocities (rad/sec) for links O2D and BD and draw velocity diagram. What will be normal acceleration of Point B (Note: No need to draw Acceleration diagram) =) Identify total number of links and full joints (revolt joints) in the mechanism. C B 200 mm 200 mm O2 3, - 300 mm 400 mm

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