The figures below show a mechanism for a crushing machine with a kinematic diagram. The aim is to determine the number of lijoints , half joints and DOF (Mobility) of the system, in addition, the drawing of the kinematic diagram must be checked.+ 230 mm230 mm60 mm25°Crank180 mm250 mm320 mmCrushingram250 mm180 mm250 mm Number of links =Choose... +Number of full joints =Choose... +Number of half joints =Choose... +DOF (Mobility) =Choose... +Is the kinematic diagram drawn correctly?Chooro

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s below show a mechanism for a crushing machine with a kinematic diagram. The aim is to determine the number of joints and DOF (Mobility) of the system, in addition, the drawing of the kinematic diagram must be checked.

s below show a mechanism for a crushing machine with a kinematic diagram. The aim is to determine the number of joints and DOF (Mobility) of the system, in addition, the drawing of the kinematic diagram must be checked.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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