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Review Synthesis

The document describes the design of linkages to produce desired output motions. It discusses function generation using linkages as black boxes that produce predictable outputs from known inputs. It provides procedures for synthesizing linkages including determining the type and dimensions to satisfy precision points on the output motion. As an example, it describes the design of a slider-crank mechanism, giving equations relating design parameters like stroke, time ratio, and link lengths. It also describes the design of a crank-rocker mechanism to achieve a desired throw angle and imbalance angle for the rocker.

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Review Synthesis

The document describes the design of linkages to produce desired output motions. It discusses function generation using linkages as black boxes that produce predictable outputs from known inputs. It provides procedures for synthesizing linkages including determining the type and dimensions to satisfy precision points on the output motion. As an example, it describes the design of a slider-crank mechanism, giving equations relating design parameters like stroke, time ratio, and link lengths. It also describes the design of a crank-rocker mechanism to achieve a desired throw angle and imbalance angle for the rocker.

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MIME 3300 Analytical Linkage Synthesis

(Design)
Objective: Given the desired output motion of a
linkage, determine the linkage that produces this
motion
Function generation: Correlation of an input
motion with an output motion in a mechanism.
Function generator is a black box that delivers
some predictable output in response to a known
input.

Path generation: Control of a point so that it


follows a prescribed path

Path of point on
coupler

Motion generation: Control of a line so that is


assumes prescribed set of sequential positions

Procedure for synthesis of a linkage


Specifications

Experience,
judgment

Algorithm and
judgment

Type synthesis: determine best


type of linkage but do not worry
about the dimensions
Dimensional synthesis: determine
dimensions

Precision points (positions): Points (positions)


prescribed for successive locations of the output
More points

more equations

Graphical synthesis: Use graphical procedures to


determine linkage
Analytical synthesis: Use math

Design of slider-crank mechanism

: corresponds to
return stroke

r2

r3+r2

e
: (corresponds to
working stroke)

working stroke

r3-r2

return stroke

Q = time ratio = time of working stroke/time


of return stroke = /
= imbalance angle = (Q-1)/(Q+1)
Problem definition; Given, stroke, Q, r2, find:
r3 , e
Solution
a. Find angles ,
0.5stroke 2 r22 (1 cos(( ) / 2)
r

b. Use eq. 3
(1)
1 cos(( ) / 2)

c. Compute e
Limiting case: time of working stroke = time
of return stroke
Q=1, = . Using cosine law for triangle in
figure: r2=stroke/2. r3 can assume any value
greater or equal to r2.

2r2 = stroke

stroke

Example: r2=7.4 mm, Q=1.25, stroke=16 mm


Solution r3=19 mm, e=6.6 mm
Graphical solution

O
r3-r2
( ) / 2

r3+r2

1)
2)
3)

4)
5)

Compute -
Guess a value of r3
Draw circles centered about A and B with
radii r3-r2, and r2+r3 respectively
Find the intersection of these circles
Check if =-. If yes stop otherwise
change guess of r3 and repeat steps 2-5
until the equation in 5 is satisfied.

Design of crank rocker mechanism:


Find a four-bar linkage to achieve desired
throw angle, , for the rocker and an
imbalance angle .

Fully extended position

Folded position

Geometry and important equations


O2C1=b-a
O2C2=b+a
O2C2-O2C1=2a
where a=crank length
b connecting rod length
c: rocker length

working stroke

C1
N
B2

O2
B1

return stroke

C2

O4

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Steps:
1. Locate O4
2. Select feasible c
3. Draw two positions of rocker separated by
throw angle
4. Draw line M through C2
5. Draw line N through C1 at an angle equal to
the imbalancel angle relative to M
6. Find O2, intersection of M and N
7. Find a
8. Find b

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