The figure below represents a Whitworth quick-return mechanism which is used in shapers. It is required that the tool holder (link 6) maintain a nearly constant velocity during the cutting stroke but accelerates on the return stroke in order to reduce idle time. The inputs are: VA2=8m/s, a2=0. Find the following:

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The figure below represents a Whitworth quick-return mechanism which is used in shapers. It is required
that the tool holder (link 6) maintain a nearly constant velocity during the cutting stroke but accelerates on
the return stroke in order to reduce idle time. The inputs are: VA2=8m/s, a2=0.
Find the following:
a) The angular velocity m4
b) The magnitude of the sliding velocity and acceleration of A
c) Angular acceleration a4
d) Find the acceleration of A via link 2
e) Find the acceleration of A using the angular velocity and acceleration along with the Coriolis effect
and the acceleration along the axis of slip (via link 4)
f) Find the acceleration of the tool holder (C).
2
(VA2 = 6 m/sec
02
4
B
* 45°
0,04
0,A = 19.1 cm
0,B = 10.2 cm
35.6 cm
8.9 cm
04
BC
Transcribed Image Text:The figure below represents a Whitworth quick-return mechanism which is used in shapers. It is required that the tool holder (link 6) maintain a nearly constant velocity during the cutting stroke but accelerates on the return stroke in order to reduce idle time. The inputs are: VA2=8m/s, a2=0. Find the following: a) The angular velocity m4 b) The magnitude of the sliding velocity and acceleration of A c) Angular acceleration a4 d) Find the acceleration of A via link 2 e) Find the acceleration of A using the angular velocity and acceleration along with the Coriolis effect and the acceleration along the axis of slip (via link 4) f) Find the acceleration of the tool holder (C). 2 (VA2 = 6 m/sec 02 4 B * 45° 0,04 0,A = 19.1 cm 0,B = 10.2 cm 35.6 cm 8.9 cm 04 BC
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