Earning Outcomes: LSPU Self-Paced Learning Module (SLM) Mt8-M Kinematics of Machinery Lecture
Earning Outcomes: LSPU Self-Paced Learning Module (SLM) Mt8-M Kinematics of Machinery Lecture
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Date 04242018
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VAA-OAP MT8-M KINEMATICS OF MACHINERY – LECTURE
QAC No. CC-07212017
Learning Outcomes
Targets/ At the end of the semester, students should be able to:
Objectives • Define position and displacement of a point.
• Graphically and analytically determine the position of all links in a mechanism
as the driver links are displaced.
• Graphically and analytically determine the limiting positions of a mechanism.
• Graphically and analytically determine the position of all links for an entire
cycle of mechanism
• motion.
• 5. Plot a displacement diagram for various points on a mechanism as a function
of the motion of other points on the mechanism.
(For further instructions, refer to your Google Classroom and see the
schedule of activities for this module)
Lecture Guide
For many mechanisms, the sole purpose of analysis is to determine the location
of all links as the driving link(s) of the mechanism is moved into another
position. Position analysis is commonly repeated at several intervals of
mechanism movement to determine the location of all links at various phases
of the operation cycle.
A. POSITION
Position refers to the location of an object. The position of a point on a
mechanism is the spatial location of that point. It can be defined with a position
vector, R, from a reference origin to the location of the point.
Offline Activities
(e-Learning/Self-
Paced)
The position of all points and links in a mechanism is not arbitrary and
independent. The independent parameters are the positions of certain “driver”
links or “driver” points. The primary goal of position analysis is to determine
the resulting positions of the points on a mechanism as a function of the
position of these “driver” links or points.
B. Displacement
Displacement is the end product of motion. It is a vector that represents the distance
between the starting and ending positions of a point or link. There are two types of
displacements that will be considered: linear and angular.
B.1 Displacement
Linear displacement, is the straight-line distance between the starting and ending position
of a point during a time interval under consideration.
Engaging activity
1. Figure 4.11 shows a kinematic diagram of a mechanism that is driven by moving link
Graphically reposition the links of the mechanism as link 2 is displaced 30° counterclockwise.
Determine the resulting angular displacement of link 4 and the linear displacement of point.
2. Compound-lever snips, as shown in Figure 4.13, are often used in place of regular tinner snips
when large cutting forces are required. Using the top handle as the frame, graphically reposition
the components of the snips when the jaw is opened 15°. Determine the resulting displacement
of the lower handle.
3. Figure 4.15 shows a toggle clamp used to securely hold parts. Analytically determine the
displacement of the clamp surface as the handle rotates downward, 15°.
4. Figure 4.18 shows a concept for a hand pump used for increasing oil pressure in a hydraulic
line. Analytically determine the displacement of the piston as the handle rotates 15°
counterclockwise.
5. Figure 4.21 shows a toggle clamp used for securing a workpiece during a machining operation.
Analytically determine the angle that the handle must be displaced in order to lift the clamp arm
30° clockwise.
Performance Tasks
Learning Resources
1. Engineering Mechanics: Statics, third edition by Andrew Pytel and Jaan Kiusalaas
2. Vector Mechanics for Engineers by P.Beer.
3. Elementary Engineering Mechanics by Wiley.
4. Engineering Mechanics (Statics), 6th ed., 2003, by Merriam
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