A piston movement mechanism as shown below is driven by a compressive force P = 1 kN to the piston and S = 2 kN to the %3D connector 3. Determine the magnitude of the force at the connecting point and the torque of the connecting link 2! (Measures the length of the rod and the connecting angle according to the picture) 17,5 cm S = 2kN 3 2, T2= ? \60° 02 P = 1 kN O2A = 10 cm ; AB = 32,5 cm

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A piston movement mechanism as shown below is driven by a
compressive force P = 1 kN to the piston and S = 2 kN to the
connector 3. Determine the magnitude of the force at the
connecting point and the torque of the connecting link 2! (Measures
the length of the rod and the connecting angle according to the
picture)
17,5 cm
S = 2kN
2,
T2= ?
\60°
02
P= 1 kN
O2A = 10 cm ; AB = 32,5 cm
Transcribed Image Text:1. A piston movement mechanism as shown below is driven by a compressive force P = 1 kN to the piston and S = 2 kN to the connector 3. Determine the magnitude of the force at the connecting point and the torque of the connecting link 2! (Measures the length of the rod and the connecting angle according to the picture) 17,5 cm S = 2kN 2, T2= ? \60° 02 P= 1 kN O2A = 10 cm ; AB = 32,5 cm
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