Plz 1 , 2 and 3 5 / 11 | ·75%Project 3:Part (1): Crankshaft mechanism is one of the most important mechanical system used to convert translationalmotion or reciprocating motion to rotational motion and vice versa. It is widely used in car's engines andcompressors, hydraulic pumps. Your role in air compressor manufacturing company is to analyze thedisplacement, velocity and acceleration diagrams for crankshaft planer mechanism to later find the forcesacts of the links to avoid overloading the system. Your manger asked you the provide detailed analysis of thecrankshaft planer mechanism shown in Figure.3.CrankConnecting Rod1(t)V(t)a(t)F(t)BPiston1(t)ReferenceFigure.3: Crankshaft planar mechanism for a compressorIf the zero-position x=0 at the extreme right as shown in Figure.3, perform the following tasks:1.Derive a mathematical relation for displacement, velocity and acceleration x(t), v(t) and a(t) of thepiston B.2. From Table.1 select the required rotational velocity of the crank that ensures a complete cycle in 6secs.Case130 RPM20 RPM15 RPM3. Based on your selection from part.2 and assuming that a and b are 40, 120 mm respectively.Determine the maximum acceleration and force exerted by piston if its mass is 2 kg.

Project 3: Part (1): Crankshaft mechanism is one of the most important mechanical system used to convert translatio motion or reciprocating motion to rotational motion and vice versa. It is widely used in car's engines a compressors, hydraulic pumps. Your role in air compressor manufacturing company is to analyze displacement velocity and ccoloration diagrams fe

Project 3: Part (1): Crankshaft mechanism is one of the most important mechanical system used to convert translatio motion or reciprocating motion to rotational motion and vice versa. It is widely used in car's engines a compressors, hydraulic pumps. Your role in air compressor manufacturing company is to analyze displacement velocity and ccoloration diagrams fe

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter6: Fundamental Dimensions And Units

Section: Chapter Questions

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