Design of Crank-Rocker Mechanisms For Problems 5-19 through 5-28, design a crank-rocker mechanism with a time ratio of Q, throw angle of (AO,)max and time per cycle of t. Use either the graphical or analytical method. Specify the link lengths L1, L2, L3, L4, and the crank speed. 5-19. Q = 1; (A04)max = 78°; t = 1.2s. %3D 5-20. Q = 1; (A04)max = 100°; t = 3.5 s. %3D 5-21. Q = 1.15; (A04)max = 55°; t = 0.45 s. %3D 5-22. Q= 1.24; (AA)max 5-23. Q = 1.36; (A04)max 85°; t = ].8s. %3D = 45°; t = 1.2 s. %3D 5-24. Q = 1.20; (A04)max 96°; t = 0.3 s. %3D 5-25. Q = = 72°; t = 0.08 s; L = 8.0 in. = 115°; t= 0.2 s; L = 6.5 in. 1.18; (A4)max %3D 5-26. Q 1.10; (A0)max 5-27. Q= 1.22; (A0,)max- 88°; t 0.75 s; L = 8.0 in. =D105°; r 1.50 s; 5-28. Q= 1.08; (A04)max L=100.0 mm.

Design of Crank-Rocker Mechanisms For Problems 5-19 through 5-28, design a crank-rocker mechanism with a time ratio of Q, throw angle of (AO,)max and time per cycle of t. Use either the graphical or analytical method. Specify the link lengths L1, L2, L3, L4, and the crank speed. 5-19. Q = 1; (A04)max = 78°; t = 1.2s. %3D 5-20. Q = 1; (A04)max = 100°; t = 3.5 s. %3D 5-21. Q = 1.15; (A04)max = 55°; t = 0.45 s. %3D 5-22. Q= 1.24; (AA)max 5-23. Q = 1.36; (A04)max 85°; t = ].8s. %3D = 45°; t = 1.2 s. %3D 5-24. Q = 1.20; (A04)max 96°; t = 0.3 s. %3D 5-25. Q = = 72°; t = 0.08 s; L = 8.0 in. = 115°; t= 0.2 s; L = 6.5 in. 1.18; (A4)max %3D 5-26. Q 1.10; (A0)max 5-27. Q= 1.22; (A0,)max- 88°; t 0.75 s; L = 8.0 in. =D105°; r 1.50 s; 5-28. Q= 1.08; (A04)max L=100.0 mm.

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