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Static Analysis of A 4 Bar Mechanism - Theory of Machines

This document analyzes the static forces in a quick return mechanism. It shows free body diagrams of each link, with forces and angles labeled. There are 5 links with known forces (links 2, 3 and 5), and 7 equilibrium equations to solve for the 7 unknown forces and torques (G16, M16, F5, F43, G14x, G14y, T12). The analysis will determine the transmitted torque T12 for any position by solving the system of equations.

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Static Analysis of A 4 Bar Mechanism - Theory of Machines

This document analyzes the static forces in a quick return mechanism. It shows free body diagrams of each link, with forces and angles labeled. There are 5 links with known forces (links 2, 3 and 5), and 7 equilibrium equations to solve for the 7 unknown forces and torques (G16, M16, F5, F43, G14x, G14y, T12). The analysis will determine the transmitted torque T12 for any position by solving the system of equations.

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Static Force Analysis B

F3∠13+

2F
3
a3 B
F3∠13
13
F3∠13
F3∠13+
A 4
2F+M
a2 a4
12 14 F3∠13+
2F+M 2
Link 4 F3∠13
A0 B0

T12 T14

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis B
F3∠13+

2F
3
a3 B
F3∠13
13
F3∠13
F3∠13+
A 4
2F+M
a2 a4
12 14 F3∠13+
2F+M 2
Link 3 F3∠13
A0 B0

T12 T14
No equation!

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis B
F3∠13+

2F
3
a3 B
F3∠13
13
F3∠13
F3∠13+
A 4
2F+M
a2 a4
12 14 F3∠13+
2F+M 2
Link 2 F3∠13
A0 B0

T12 T14

Only two equations of equilibrium!

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis

Quick Return Mechanism:


Known F16 determine T12 for
every position.
4
Link 5 is 2F
Link 2 is 2F+M 3
A
Link 3 is 2F 2
a 2

A0 12

s43
T12 15
B
5
a4 a5
14 C
B0 6
s16

See also Example 6.1 (Please scroll a6


down). F16
ME 301 Theory of Machines I
Static Force Analysis

Quick Return Mechanism:

4 2F
F43∠14-/2
A 3
F43∠14+/2
2F+M A M43=0
F43∠14-/2 F43∠14+/2 M43=0
A
2 a F5∠15 15
F43∠14+/2
s43

12 B
A0
B F5∠15+ 2F
T12
G14y 5
a4 F5∠15+
a5 F5∠15
14 C
B0 6
G14x s16
M16 a6
G16 F16

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis

Quick Return Mechanism:

4 2F
F43∠14-/2
A 3
F43∠14+/2
2F+M A M43=0
F43∠14-/2 F43∠14+/2 M43=0
A
2 a F5∠15 15
F43∠14+/2
s43

12 B
A0
B F5∠15+ 2F
T12
G14y 5
a4 F5∠15+
a5 F5∠15
14 C
B0 6
G14x s16
M16
5 bodies: 2: 2F+M, 3: 2F, 5: 2F; 7 Equations a6
G16 F16
Unknowns: G16, M16, F5, F43, G14x, G14y, T12 (7)
ME 301 Theory of Machines I
Static Force Analysis
Link 6:
F5∠15
C
6

M16 a6
G16 F16
Alternatively

F5∠15
C
6

d6 a6
G16 F16

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis
Link 4: 4

A F43∠14+/2

s43
B F5∠15+
G14y a4
14
B0
G14x

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis
Link 2 (2F+M):
F43∠14-/2
A
2
F43∠14+/2 a2
12
A0
T12

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis

Pneumatic Press (Textbook


Example 5.2):
Known F16 determine the
pressure force, P, of the piston
for every position (i.e. ).
Links 2 and 3 together form 2F
Link 4 is 2F
Link 5 is 2F

See also Example 6.2 (Please scroll down).


Figure from the same source.

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis

Pneumatic Press (Textbook


Example 5.2):

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis F4∠3/2-15

Pneumatic Press (Textbook 15


Example 5.2):
2F P∠12+ 2F
F4∠3/2-15 F5∠15-/2
P∠12

B
P∠1
2 F4∠/2-15
F5∠15+/
2
2F
F5∠15-/2

15
M16 = 0
6 G16

15 defined in an awkward way! F16 F5∠15+/


2
ME 301 Theory of Machines I
Static Force Analysis

Link 6: F5∠15-/2

M16 = 0
6 G16

F16

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis
F4∠3/2-15

B
P∠1
2
F5∠15+/
2

Pin at B:

ME 301 Theory of Machines I


Static Force Analysis

Principle of Superposition:
The effect of forces is the sum (vector sum whenever
applicable) of effect of each individual force considered
separately.
• Load torque increase by a factor increases the driving
torque by the same factor.
• Change in weight of the members during design stage
may be considered separately.
• Influence factors, considering unit loads may be
calculated once and used under changing conditions.

ME 301 Theory of Machines I

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