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    Four Bar Velocity - Reyes Lab 03

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    This document provides instructions for using Adams simulation software to analyze the angular velocities of links in a four-bar linkage mechanism. The problem describes a four-bar linkage where link OA rotates at 10 rad/s. The instructions guide the user to create the linkage model in Adams, apply the rotational motion, run a simulation, and measure the angular velocities of links AB and BC when link CB is vertical. By following the steps, Adams can be used to determine the angular velocities of the other links based on the given rotational input.

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    This document provides instructions for using Adams simulation software to analyze the angular velocities of links in a four-bar linkage mechanism. The problem describes a four-bar linkage where link OA rotates at 10 rad/s. The instructions guide the user to create the linkage model in Adams, apply the rotational motion, run a simulation, and measure the angular velocities of links AB and BC when link CB is vertical. By following the steps, Adams can be used to determine the angular velocities of the other links based on the given rotational input.

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    This document provides instructions for using Adams simulation software to analyze the angular velocities of links in a four-bar linkage mechanism. The problem describes a four-bar linkage where link OA rotates at 10 rad/s. The instructions guide the user to create the linkage model in Adams, apply the rotational motion, run a simulation, and measure the angular velocities of links AB and BC when link CB is vertical. By following the steps, Adams can be used to determine the angular velocities of the other links based on the given rotational input.

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    Four Bar Velocity - Reyes Lab 03

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    Angelo Reyes G.
    This document provides instructions for using Adams simulation software to analyze the angular velocities of links in a four-bar linkage mechanism. The problem describes a four-bar linkage where link OA rotates at 10 rad/s. The instructions guide the user to create the linkage model in Adams, apply the rotational motion, run a simulation, and measure the angular velocities of links AB and BC when link CB is vertical. By following the steps, Adams can be used to determine the angular velocities of the other links based on the given rotational input.

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    Example 11 : Four Bar Velocity

    PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
    Use Adam/ View to
     Create a marker
     Change angle units
     Add motion
    Usen Adams/Postprocessor to
     Create center of mas angular velocity measurements

    Software Version
    Adams 2013.2

    Problem Description
    In the four-bar linkage shown, control link OA has a counterclockwise angular
    velocity omega = 10 rad/s during a short interval of motion. When the link CB
    passes the vertical position shown, point A has coordinates x
    = -60 mm and y = 80 mm. By means of vector algebra, determine the angular
    velocity of AB and BC.
    This problem asks for the rotational velocity of segment BC when it is in the
    pictured position given a constant and known rotational velocity for segment
    OA. We will use ADAMS to create a model with the given conditions and
    collect the data needed.
    Step 1. Creating the Model
    Step 2. Create a Marker
    a. Start Adams/View.
    a. Press F4 to Open Coordinate Window
    b. Create a new model. (Model Name = Fourbar, Units = b. From Bodies ribbon, select Construction
    mmks, Gravity = none) Geometry: Marker
    c. Modify the spacing of the Working Grid (X = 10mm, c. Create a marker at each of the following
    Y= 10mm) coordinates: O (0, 0, 0); A (-60, 80, 0); B (180,
    d. Click Units from Settings menu 180, 0); C (180, 0, 0)
    e. Select Radian from Angle pull down menu
    f. Click OK
    Step 3. Create Links and Joints
    a. From Bodies ribbon, double click RigidBody: Link Step 4. Add Motion
    b. Create links OA, AB, and BC, using the markers a. From Motions ribbon, select Rotational Joint
    as end points. Motion
    c. From Connectors ribbon, double click Create a b. Enter (1rad) in Rot.Speed text field
    Revolute joint c. Select joint at point O
    d. Make revolute joints between two links at points A
    and B, and between link and ground at O and C.
    Results
    Step 5. Testing the Model Theoretical Solution
    a. From Simulation ribbon, select Run an Interactive
    Simulation
    b. Set End Time to 10 and Step Size to 0.1
    c. Click Start,
    d. Click Plotting
    e. Create a CM position plot for link OA in X component
    f. Create a CM angular velocity plot for LinkAB and
    LinkBC in mag component
    g. Use the Plot tracking tool
    h. Follow the plot curve. Find the angular velocity at X =
    0.0

    Adams solution

    LINK DE TUTORIAL: https://youtu.be/eBLspyToJMY

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