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    First Slide Examples of Velocities by Resolution and Composition Example 1

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    1) The document provides three examples of calculating velocities of different components in machines based on their angular velocities, dimensions, and orientations relative to each other. 2) In the first example, it calculates the velocities of different points on a crank based on the crank's angular velocity and dimensions. 3) The second example calculates the velocity of point D on a sliding block based on the known velocity of point A and the orientations of the components. 4) The third example calculates the absolute velocities of points A and C on two linked components based on resolving the velocities into perpendicular components along the links.

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    First Slide Examples of Velocities by Resolution and Composition Example 1

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    1) The document provides three examples of calculating velocities of different components in machines based on their angular velocities, dimensions, and orientations relative to each other. 2) In the first example, it calculates the velocities of different points on a crank based on the crank's angular velocity and dimensions. 3) The second example calculates the velocity of point D on a sliding block based on the known velocity of point A and the orientations of the components. 4) The third example calculates the absolute velocities of points A and C on two linked components based on resolving the velocities into perpendicular components along the links.

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    1) The document provides three examples of calculating velocities of different components in machines based on their angular velocities, dimensions, and orientations relative to each other. 2) In the first example, it calculates the velocities of different points on a crank based on the crank's angular velocity and dimensions. 3) The second example calculates the velocity of point D on a sliding block based on the known velocity of point A and the orientations of the components. 4) The third example calculates the absolute velocities of points A and C on two linked components based on resolving the velocities into perpendicular components along the links.

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    First Slide Examples of Velocities by Resolution and Composition Example 1

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    1) The document provides three examples of calculating velocities of different components in machines based on their angular velocities, dimensions, and orientations relative to each other. 2) In the first example, it calculates the velocities of different points on a crank based on the crank's angular velocity and dimensions. 3) The second example calculates the velocity of point D on a sliding block based on the known velocity of point A and the orientations of the components. 4) The third example calculates the absolute velocities of points A and C on two linked components based on resolving the velocities into perpendicular components along the links.

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    First slide

    Examples of Velocities by Resolution and Composition

    Example 1.
    Slide 2

    The instantaneous angular velocity of the crank Q2A is 24 in long and the other
    members are drawn to the same scale as Q2A. KS: 1 in.=1 ft. Kv =10fps.

    Find Vb, Vc Vd, and Ve

    Solution.
    2 π x Q2 A x N 1 ft 1m
    va= ( in x rev/min x 12∈¿ ¿ X 60 s )
    12 X 60

    2 π x 24 x 100
    = 12 X 60

    2 ( 3.14 ) x 24 x 100
    =
    720

    = 20.94 fps

    Va ᴝ 21 fps
    Slide 3

    perpendicular

    Va=Aa1 (perpendicular) to Q2A

    Slide 4
    Bb1, Dd1 =Aa1

    V of B (perpendicular to Q4B)

    bb1 (perpendicular to AB)

    To get Vb, (Vb=Bb x Kv)

    Vb=1.3fps x 10fps

    Vb =13fps

    Slide 4
     Draw proportional line abd.
     From d1 draw the component of Vd perpendicular to ABD cutiing the proportional line
    at d. Then
    Vd= Dd x Kv=14.2 fps

    Slide 5
    Equal

     Cc1 equal to Aa2 the component along AC


     From c1 draw a perpendicular to AC.
    The point c found by the intersection of this perpendicular from c1 is the terminus of the velocity
    of C.

    Then Vc= Cc x Kv

    Vc= 2.1 x 10=21 fps.

    Since E is a point on the cramk Q4B, its velocity is proportional to the velocity of B as then
    distances are from Q4, (Vb:Ve=Q4B: Q4E).

    Draw the direction of Ve perpendicular to Q4B. Then by similar triangles

    Ve= Ee x Kv

    Ve= 0.67 x 10 = 6.7 fps.

    Example no.2
    In the figure 3-12 the linear velocity of A is represented by the line Aa. Find the
    linear velocity of D

    VELOCITY

    Resolve Aa into components along and perpendicular to ABC.

    Lay off Bb1 and Cc1 equal to Aa1, the component along ABC. Since the sliding
    block is constrained to move along QX, the velocity of B is along QB
    equal

     Draw the perpendicular component of the velocity of B, b1b.


     From c1 draw the perpendicular component of Vc, c1c, perpendicular to
    ABC.
     The velocity of D is along the vertical center line, the path of travel of the
    block D.
     Draw d1d perpendicular to DC.
     Then Vd=Dd.
    Example 3. In figure 3-13, the absolute linear velocity of A on Q2A(link 2) is
    represented by the line Aa. Find the absolute linear velocity

    Velocity of A
    Absolute velocity

    Solution.

     Resolve the velocity of A on the link 2(Va on 2 ) into components along and
    perpendicular to link 3
     Then Aa1 is the absolute velocity of A on link 3 (Va on 3 ) and a1a is the
    sliding velocity of the block A on the link 3
    Perpendicular to BC

     Resolve Vb into components along and perpendicular to BC


    Vc and Cc is the absolute linear
    velocity of the block C

     From c1 draw c1c perpendicular to BC


     c1c equals the perpendicular component of Vc and Cc is the absolute linear velocity of
    the block C.

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