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2.409

2.656

B2
0.751

0.470
A2

1.750

B1
1.721
FIGURE P3-1
Problems 3-3 to 3-4
*3-3

Design a fourbar mechanism to give the two positions shown in Figure P3-1 of output
rocker motion with no quick-return. (See Example 3-2.) Build a cardboard model and
determine the toggle positions and the minimum transmission angle from the model.

3-4 Design a fourbar mechanism to give the two positions shown in Figure P3-1 of coupler
motion. (See Example 3-3.) Build a cardboard model and determine the toggle positions
and the minimum transmission angle from the model. Add a driver dyad. (See Example
3-4.)

* Answers in Appendix F.

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P
AP = 0.97
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L 2 = 0.72

A
L 3 = 0.68

O2

L 4 = 0.85

L 1 = 1.82

O4

FIGURE P3-12
Problems 3-42 to 3-44
*3-42

Find the Grashof condition, any limit positions, and the extreme values of the transmission angle (to graphical accuracy) of the linkage in Figure P3-12.

3-43

Draw the Roberts diagram and find the cognates of the linkage in Figure P3-12.

3-44

Find the three geared fivebar cognates of the linkage in Figure P3-12.

* Answers in Appendix F.

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B
P
L 4 = 0.86
O2

L 1 = 2.22

L 3 = 1.85
AP = 1.33

O4

L 2 = 0.86
A
FIGURE P3-11
Problems 3-39 to 3-41
*3-39

Find the Grashof condition, any limit positions, and the extreme values of the transmission angle (to graphical accuracy) of the linkage in Figure P3-11.

3-40

Draw the Roberts diagram and find the cognates of the linkage in Figure P3-11.

3-41

Find the three geared fivebar cognates of the linkage in Figure P3-11.

* Answers in Appendix F.

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AP = 1.09
P

L 3 = 0.356
B

L 4 = 0.950

L 2 = 0.785

L 1 = 0.544
O2

O4

FIGURE P3-10
Problems 3-36 to 3-38
*3-36

Find the Grashof condition, inversion, any limit positions, and the extreme values of the
transmission angle (to graphical accuracy) of the linkage in Figure P3-10.

3-37

Draw the Roberts diagram and find the cognates of the linkage in Figure P3-10.

3-38

Find the three geared fivebar cognates of the linkage in Figure P3-10.

* Answers in Appendix F.

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A
4.4
5
9.5
50

B
5

O4
14

x
O2
FIGURE P3-4
Problems 3-15 to 3-18

3-15

Figure P3-4 shows a non-Grashof fourbar linkage that is driven from link O2A. All
dimensions are in centimeters (cm).
(a) Find the transmission angle at the position shown.
(b) Find the toggle positions in terms of angle AO2O4.
(c) Find the maximum and minimum transmission angles over its range of motion by
graphical techniques.
(d) Draw the coupler curve of point P over its range of motion.

3-16

Draw the Roberts diagram for the linkage in Figure P3-4 and find its two cognates. Are
they Grashof or non-Grashof?

3-17

Design a Watt-I sixbar to give parallel motion that follows the coupler path of point P of
the linkage in Figure P3-4.

3-18

Add a driver dyad to the solution of Problem 3-17 to drive it over its possible range of
motion with no quick return. (The result will be an 8-bar linkage.)

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C1
D3
1.035
1.905

2.383

0.779

C3

C2
0.652
D1
5.086

D2

0.741
2.019

2.409
4.303

0.995

O2

O4

FIGURE P3-2
Problems 3-5 to 3-6
*3-5

Design a fourbar mechanism to give the three positions of coupler motion with no quickreturn shown in Figure P3-2. (See also Example 3-5.) Ignore the points O2 and O4
shown. Build a cardboard model and determine the toggle positions and the minimum
transmission angle from the model. Add a driver dyad. (See Example 3-4.)

*3-6

Design a fourbar mechanism to give the three positions shown in Figure P3-2 using the
fixed pivots O2 and O4 shown. Build a cardboard model and determine the toggle
positions and the minimum transmission angle from the model. Add a driver dyad.

* Answers in Appendix F.