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(Ebook) Mechanics of Machines Cleghorn) Answers

The document contains calculations and specifications for various gear trains and mechanisms. It provides values for quantities like rotational speed, velocity, acceleration, link lengths, and gear ratios. The examples analyze both planar and spatial mechanisms with various kinematic joints like turning pairs, sliding pairs, and rolling pairs. Forces and accelerations are calculated for the links in some cases. Dimensions and properties are specified for gears, including tooth counts, pitch circles, base circles, pressure angles, and module values. Speed ratios are determined for various gear train configurations.

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(Ebook) Mechanics of Machines Cleghorn) Answers

The document contains calculations and specifications for various gear trains and mechanisms. It provides values for quantities like rotational speed, velocity, acceleration, link lengths, and gear ratios. The examples analyze both planar and spatial mechanisms with various kinematic joints like turning pairs, sliding pairs, and rolling pairs. Forces and accelerations are calculated for the links in some cases. Dimensions and properties are specified for gears, including tooth counts, pitch circles, base circles, pressure angles, and module values. Speed ratios are determined for various gear train configurations.

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P1.

1
(a)n = 6;
turning pair, 5;
sliding pair, 1;
rolling pair, 1;
2 dof pair,0;
m=1

(b) n = 6
turning pair, 5;
sliding pair, 2;
rolling pair, 0;
2 dof pair,0;
m=1

P1.2
(a)m = 1
(b)m = 1

P1.3
(a)n = 6;
turning pair, 7;
sliding pair, 0;
rolling pair, 0;
2 dof pair,0;
m=1

(b) n = 8
turning pair, 10;
sliding pair, 0;
rolling pair, 0;
2 dof pair,0;
m=1

P1.4
(a)n = 4;
turning pair, 0;
sliding pair, 5;
rolling pair, 0;
2 dof pair,0;
m = -1 (by inspection, m = 1)

(b) n = 4
turning pair, 0;
sliding pair, 3;
rolling pair, 0;
2 dof pair,2;
m=1

P1.5
(a)n = 4;
turning pair, 3;
sliding pair, 0;
rolling pair, 2;
2 dof pair,0;
m = -1 (by inspection, m = 1)

(b) n = 8
turning pair, 9;
sliding pair, 0;
rolling pair, 2;
2 dof pair,0;
m = -1 (by inspection, m = 1)

P1.6
(a)
(i)
l < s + p + q, link can form a mechanism
(ii)
s + l < p + q, class I four-bar kinematic chain, drag link mechanism.
(b)
(i)
l < s + p + q, link can form a mechanism
(ii)
s + l = p + q, change point mechanism
(c)
(i)
l < s + p + q, link can form a mechanism
(ii)
s + l < p + q, class I four-bar kinematic chain, crank-rocker four-bar mechanism
(d)
(i)
l < s + p + q, link can form a mechanism
(ii)
s + l < p + q, class I four-bar kinematic chain, rocker-rocker four-bar mechanism
(e)
(i)
l > s + p + q, link cannot form a mechanism
(f)
(i)
l < s + p + q, link can form a mechanism
(ii)
s + l > p + q, rocker-rocker four-bar mechanism

P1.7
(a)0 < r2 < 0.5
(cm)
(b)1.5 < r2 < 3.5 (cm)
(c) r2 = 0.5 or r2 = 1.5 or r2 = 3.5 (cm)
(d)0.5 < r2 < 1.5 or 3.5 < r2 < 5.5
(cm)

P1.8
(a)0 < r4 < 0.5
(cm)
(b)1.5 < r4 < 4.5 (cm)
(c) r4 = 0.5 or r4 = 1.5 or r4 = 4.5 (cm)
(d)0.5 < r4 < 1.5 or 4.5 < r4 < 6.5
(cm)

P1.9
(a)0 < r2 < 1.5
(cm)
(b) r2 > 0 (cm)

P1.10
(a) r3 3.5
(b) r3 > 0

P1.11

(cm)

P2.1
(a)2 = 200 or 20
3 max = 50 rpm
(b)2 = 110 or 290

P2.2
(a)2 = 90 or 270
v4 max =v2 = 52.36
(b)2 = 0 or 180

(cm/s)

vs max =v2 = 52.36


(c)2 = 0 or 180

(cm/s)

a4 max =a2N = 548.1 (cm/s2)

P2.3
(a) 2 = 53.1 or

306.9

(b)v6 = 150 (cm/s),

2 = 0

P2.4

(a)( 4,avg )cw = 7.22

(rad/s)

(b)( 4,avg )ccw = 7.58

(rad/s)

(c)TR = 0.953

P2.5
(a) (v4,avg )right = 124.18
(cm/s)
(b) (v4,avg )left = 85.56 (cm/s)
(c) TR = 1.45

P2.6
(a)2 = 306.9
(b)2 = 0 or 360
(c) 2 = 306.9 or 0 or 360

P2.7

w3 ,max = 72.4

rad/s CW ; 2 =180

P2.10
(a) 2.79 r2 3.1 (cm)
(b)The four-bar mechanism is a drag link.

P2.11
(a) 1.82 r4 2.71 (cm)
(b)The four-bar mechanism is a drag link.

P2.12
0 r2 0.76

P2.13
r2 4.95
P2.14
(a)m = 1

(cm)

(cm)

Cleghorn Ch3 answers


3.1
v B = 60 in/sec, vC = 39.5 in/sec, v D = 15 in/sec,
3.2
v3 = 47.1 in/sec
3.3
v 4 = 6.28 cm/sec
3.4
(a) &4 = 21.1 rad/sec CW
(b) v D = 20.52 in/sec
3.5
v D = 84 cm/sec
3.6

&6 = 3.7 rad/sec CW


3.7
vC = 2.89 in/sec
3.8
v D = 7.2 in/sec
3.9

(a) &3 = 6.28 rad/sec CCW


(b) v 4 = 40.84 cm/sec to the left
3.10
(a) v P 2 = 5.6 cm/sec
(b) v P 3 = 13.6 cm/sec
(c) v P 3 P 2 = 9.6 cm/sec

(d)

&3
= 1.8
&2

3.11
(a) v P 2 = 18.4 cm/sec
(b) v P 3 = 18 cm/sec
(c) v P 3 P 2 = 11.2 cm/sec

(d)

&3
= 1.7
&2

3.12 (b)

(i) v B = 25.13 in/sec@ 45


(ii) vC = 24.4 in/sec@ 29
(iii) v D = 27.5 in/sec@ 0
(iv) v BD = 20.0 in/sec@ 118.1
(v) &3 = 6.7 rad/sec CCW
3.13(b)

(i) v B = 22.0 in/sec@ 30 (ii) vC = 8.1 in/sec@ 18


(iii) v D = 13.1 in/sec@ 10 (iv) &3 = 5 rad/sec CCW
(v) &4 = 5.24 rad/sec CCW
3.14(b)

(i) v D = 45 cm/sec@ 98 (ii) v E = 24 cm/sec@ 180


(iii) &3 = 6.1 rad/sec CW (iv) &5 = 16 rad/sec CCW
3.15(c)

(i) a Bs 2 B 3 = 120 cm/sec2 (ii) &&3 = 27.1 rad/sec2 CW, &&5 = 13.9 rad/sec2 CCW
3.16(c)

&&7 = 154 rad/sec2 CCW


3.17(c)

&&5 = 80 rad/sec2 CW
3.18(c)

&&6 = 87 rad/sec2 CCW


3.19(c)

&&6 = 33 rad/sec2 CCW


3.20
(c)

(i) a B 6 = 1280 cm/sec2 (ii) &&3 = 48 rad/sec2 CW, &&6 = 160 rad/sec2 CW
(d) &&6 = 60.6 rad/sec2 CW
3.21(c)
(i) &&4 = 634 rad/sec2 CW
(ii) aC = 650 cm/sec2
3.22(c)
(i) a Bs 2 B 4 = 1880 in/sec2
(ii) &&2 = 488 rad/sec2 CW
3.23(d)

&&3 = 177 rad/sec2 CCW, &&4 = 353 rad/sec2 CCW


3.26
(b)

(i) &3 = 2.9 rad/sec CW, &4 = 10.8 rad/sec CW


(ii) v D = 59 cm/sec, v E = 102 cm/sec, v F = 42 cm/sec
(d)
(i) &&3 = 286 rad/sec2 CCW, &&4 = 490 rad/sec2 CCW
(ii) a D = 1780 cm/sec2 , a E = 3240 cm/sec2 , a F = 2780 cm/sec2
3.27(c)

&&3 = 41 rad/sec2 CCW


3.28(c)

(i) &&3 = 25 rad/sec2 CW, &&5 = 220 rad/sec2 CCW


(ii) a D = 30 cm/sec2
3.29(b)
(i) vG = 43 cm/sec

(ii) a Ec 5 E1 = 627 cm/sec2

p4.1

&2 = 0.212rad/sec(ccw)

p4.2

&&3 =42.3

p4.3

v
v32s = 1.53(in / sec) @ 70 o

rad
(ccw)
sec 2

r1 sin( 2 + )
r sin 2
r & cos( 2 + )
r3 = 1
r&2 = 1 2
sin
sin
sin
2
r && cos( 2 + ) r1&2 sin( 2 + )
r sin 2
r & cos 2
= 1 2
r3 = 1
r&3 = 1 2
sin
sin
sin
2
r && cos 2 r1&2 sin 2
= 1 2
sin

r2 =
&r&2
&r&3

p4.4

v
vc = 102.3(cm / sec) @119.4 o

p4.5

(a) &3 = 2.39rad / sec(cw)

(b) 37.4 cm/sec @71.9 o


v
(c) a Ac 2 A3 = 179 cm/sec 2 @-18.1 o
p4.6

(a) &3 = 7.29rad/sce (cw)


(b) a Bc 3 B4 = 718 cm/sec 2 @-101.8 o

p4.7

v
(a) a B = 2690cm / sec 2 @ 0 o
v
(b) a As 2 A4 = 2990cm / sec 2 @ 225o

p4.8

&3 = 1.69rad / sec(ccw)

p4.9

v
v
v
(a) vc = (4.71i 106.7 j )cm / sec
v
v
(b) v B = (241.8 j )cm / sec

p4.10

(a) &3 = 7.39rad / sec(cw)

v
(b) v B3 B1 = 29.7cm / sec @-16.8 o
(c) a Bc 3B1 = 439cm / sec 2 @ 106.8o
p4.11

(a) &3 = 28.8rad / sec(cw)


v
(b) v P2 P3 = 140cm / sec@ 215.8o

p4.12
p4.13

v
v
v
vc = (10.98i + 11.41 j )in / sec
1
v
cos 2 ) = 11.78 sin 2 + 0.577 cos 2 in / sec
(a) vc = r2&2 (sin 2 +
3
v
(b) v B4 B2 = 13.6 cos 2 in / sec
(c) &r&3 = 106.8 sin 2 in / sec 2
v
(d) v B4 B2

p4.14

p4.15

max

= 13.6in / sec

(a) &3 = 8.5rad / sec(ccw)


v
v
v
(b) vc = (177.2i 19 j )cm / sec
v
(a) v D3D1 = 44.1cm / sec @16.3 o
(b) &3 = 2.13rad / sec(cw)

5.1 d = 5.97 in
5.2 = 450 rev

min

5.3 = 66.3 rpm


5.4 (a) velocity ratio=1.333
(b) N3 = 30
5.5 N 3 = 100
N 2 = 20
5.6 N 3 = 25

N 2 = 15

pitch line velocity = 2356 mm

5.7 (a) N B = 64
(b) c=13 in
(c) pc = 0.785 in
(d) 16.5in
(e) 15.49 in
5.8 (a) d 2 = 23.3 in
(b) rb 3 = 5.48 in
(c) pc =

in

(d) c=17.5 in
(e) 600rpm CCW
(f) m=1.75
5.9
5.10
5.11 N 3 = 117
(a) pc 2 = 12.56 mm
(b) rb 3 = 219.9 mm
(c) d 4 = 192 mm
(d) c=282 mm
5.12 (a) rb 3 = 2.69 in
(b) c=4.65 in
(c ) pc = 0.395 in
(d) 4 = 5 = 18.4D

(e) d 4 = 3.52 in
(f) 3.76 in
5.13 (a) 2.17 in
(b) N B = 60
(c) rbB = 2.27 in

d3 = 11.7 in

sec

(d) 0.131 in
5.14 (a) Z=0.546 in
(b) mc = 1.48
5.15 (a) rb 4 = 1.496 in
(b) c=3.501 in
(c) mc = 1.93
(d) 0.55 in
(e) 3 = 24.6D
(f) d3 = 10.85 in
(g) 10.53 in

P6.1
(a). 0.75
(b). 56.25 rpm ( CCW )

P6.2
(a). N 2 = 15 N 3 = 120

N 4 = 150

N 5 = 75

(b). N 2 = 39

N 4 = 150

N 5 = 115

N 3 = 120

P6.3
Choose N1 = 150
N 5 = 229

N8 = 250

N 6 = 171 e1 = 0.8035

N 3 = 182 N 4 = 218 e2 = 0.5009


N 2 = 267

N 7 = 133 e3 = 0.2989

P6.4
Select N 6 = 32

N 7 = 64

N 4 = 69 N 5 = 48 N8 = 27
Select N 6 = 60

N11 = 24
N10 = 16

N 9 = 48

P6.5
1

N1
y
N4

N1
y
N5

x+ y

All locked
at x rpm
Fix 2,
move 1 at
y rpm
Absolute
rpm

N1
y
N3

N1
y
N3

x+

N1
y
N4

x+

N1
y
N5

P6.6
All locked
& move at
x rpm
Fix 2,
move 1 at
y rpm
Absolute
rpm

N1 N 4
y
N3 N5

N1 N 4
y
N3 N5

N1 N 4 N 6
y
N3 N5 N7

x+ y

N1
y
N3
N1
y
N3

N1
y
N3

N1
y
N3

x+

N1 N 4
y
N3 N5

x+

N1 N 4
y
N3 N5

x+

P6.7
All
locked,
move at
x rpm
Fix 2,
move 1
at y rpm
Absolute
rpm

N1 N 4
y
N3 N5

N1 N 4
y
N3 N6

x+ y

N1
y
N3
N1
y
N3

N1
y
N3

N1
y
N3

x+

N1 N 4
y
N3 N5

x+

N1 N 4
y
N3 N6

N1 N 4 N 6
y
N3 N5 N7

P6.8

10 =

198
4
25

10 = 264 rpm
P6.9
(a). e = 1 +

N1 N 4 N 6
N3 N5 N7

NNN
(b). e = 1 3 5 7
N1 N 4 N 6

NNN
(c). e = 1 3 5 7
N1 N 4 N 6

(d). e = 1

N1 N 5
N4 N6

P6.10
56 rpm
P6.11
(a). (i) 1412.5 rpm
(ii) 2087.5 rpm
(b). n = 3
P6.12
(a). 405 turns (opposite to indicated direction)
10

1
turns (in the indicated direction)
8

(b). 2214 turns (opposite to indicated direction)

P6.13
(a). 9442 rpm ( CW )
(b). 6328 rpm ( CW )
P6.14

N 3 = 105
e = 0.429
P6.15
19.61 rad

P6.16
(a) e2 =
1

1
1
(b) e2 =
1
7
7

P6.17 P6-18 P6-19


N1
N N
(a). e8 =
4 1 4
1
N1 + N 3 N 7 N 7
N4

(b). e8 =
1

N4

N7

N7

P6-18 c = x1 = 17542 rpm(opposite to output)


P6-19 2 = 5198.7 rpm(CW)

x1 + y1 =
x = x + y
2
2
1

N
P6-20 x1 1 y1 = x2 ,
N4

N2 N6
y2 = 0
x2 +
N
N
5
7

1
1
1
0
condition: det
1 N1 / N 4

0
0

1
1
0

1
0

1 N 2 N6 / N5 N7
0

1
1
0
1
x1 0

3 N6
1
y
1
0
0
22 N 7 1 =
P6-21
1
x2 0
51/
20
0
0

y 0
0.48
0
1
1 2
1
0
1
1

3 N6
1

0
1
22 N 7 = 0
required relation: det
1
51/ 20 0
0

0.48
0
1
1
P6-22 (a) 2 = x1 = 28.571 rpm(CCW)
(b) 2 = x1 = 28.571 rpm(CCW)
P6-23 output 3 = 750 rpm, 5 = 700 rpm
P6-24 (a) Carrier makes 12 rotation clockwise.
Angular displacement is 30rortations.
4 f + 3g
(b) c =
7

P6-25 f = 1.4 rpm(CCW)


P6-26 (a) e = 0.4985, c = 249.25 rpm(same direction as the input)
(b) T f = 564.71 Nm(opposite to input ratation)
P6-27 7 = 19.9 rad/s
P6-28 T f = 316.67 Nm
P6-29 (a) p3 = / 5 in
(b) c = 190 rpm(same direction as the input)
(c) T f = 324.3 Nm
P6-30 2 = 7312.5 rpm(same direction as output)
T f = 546.84 Nm(same direction as output)

P6-31 (a) c = 34.9 rpm(CCW)


(b) 2 / c = 258 rpm(CCW)
(c) max. number: 4
P6-32 (a) x = 7 / 4 rev(CCW)
(b) 7.15 rev(CCW)
(c) 2.75 rev(CW)

(d)

270 1
A'

2
C'
D'

270

E'

P6-33 (a) rb = 1.496 in


2

(b) c = 4.77 in
(c) 1.64
(d) N 4 = 39, N 5 = 19, N 6 = 33, N 7 = 27
(e) 0.517 in
(f) 4 = 14.8
(g) 4 = 0
(h) d5 = 3.127 in
(i) 3.455 in
P6-34 (a) 159.3 rpm(CW)
(b) 1614 rpm(CC W)
(c) max. number: 8

P7.2
s=

L

1 cos
= 120L = 35
2

(deg)

cos

s = (deg)

20

2.4

40

3/2
1/2

8.8

60

17.5

80

-1/2

26.3

100

- 3/2
-1

32.7

120

35.0

P7.4
Required length of follower face:
= max.length min.length + 2 clearance
= 13.1 - 9.6 + 2 0.5 = 4.5cm

P7.5
(b) @= 30 = 23
@= 60 = 13
@= 90 = 3

P7.6
Duration
(sec)

Motion
(cm)

0.5

2
3

Cam Rotation (deg)

Start of
Interval

End of Interval

(deg)

+2.0

0.5
360 = 120
1.5

120

0.3

120

0.7

-2.0

192

120 +

0.3
360 = 192
1.5
360

72
168

(a) one rotation occurs in 1.5sec


 =

rev
rad
1rev
= 0.666
= 40rpm = 4.188
ccw* ( *direcrtion selected )
1.5 sec
sec
sec

(b) maximum velocity and acceleration of follower occur during interval I


( L = 2.0cm ; = 120 = 2.094rad ; = 60)
Form Figure 7.13 :

s = 2 L

s = 4 L

smax

0 < <
2

= s @ = 60 = 4 2.0 2

4.188
cm
2.094 = 8.0 sec


4.188
s = 4 L = 4 2.0
= 32.0 cm 2
sec
2.094

2

P7.10
Nominal values : d b = 2.0cm ; d r = 1.0cm ; s = 0
(a) d b = 2.19cm ; d r = 1.0cm ; s = 0
(b) d b = 2.00cm ; d r = 1.19cm ; s = 0
(c) d b = 2.0cm ; d r = 1.00cm ; s = 0.06cm

P7.12
Nominal values : d b = 3.0cm ; s = 0
(a) d b = 3.39cm ; s = 0
(b) d b = 3.00cm ; s = 0.09

Chapter 8

Graphical Force Analysis of Planar Mechanics

Ans:
P8.1

F12 1500 N , Q 1800 N

P8.2

( a ) P 14lb , (b)Q 129 N

P8.3

( a ) M 12 28 N 0.032m 0.090 N .m( ccw ), (b) F12 28 N , F13 24 N

P8.4

P 157.5lb , F41 17.5lb

P8.5
P8.6

F 20lb
M 12 F32 d 3.4lb 1.8in 6.1in lb( cw)

P8.7

8.2 Mpa

P8.8 M 12 900 N cm( cw)


P8.9 0.796 Mpa
P8.10 M 2.49 N cm (cw)
P8.11

M 12 0.5N m( cw)

P8.12

F 10.5lb

P8.13
( a )9300in lb( cw), (b)55.5in lb( ccw ), (c )89.7in lb( ccw ), ( d )9155in lb(cw)
P8.14
P8.15
P8.16
P8.17
P8.18
P8.19
P8.20
P8.21

0.32 N m (cw)
4.16 N cm ( cw)
( a )165in lb( ccw ), (b)710in lb( ccw ), ( c)875in lb(ccw )
( a )0.33N m (ccw ), (b)0.71N m( ccw ), (c )1.04 N m( ccw )
2.7 N m( ccw )
0.011N m(ccw )
8.1N cm ( ccw )
( a )0.64 N cm (ccw ), (b)1.21N cm (ccw ), ( c )1.85 N cm( ccw )

11.1
r2 0.786cm ; r3 1.364cm ; r4 1.384cm
11.2
r1 1.700cm ; r2 2.326cm ; r3 4.047cm
11.3
Employing: (2 ) s 100 o ; s s 2cm

r1 5.881cm ; r2 5.3216cm ; r3 3.082cm


11.4
Employing: (2 ) s 120 o ; (4 ) s 70 o

r1 1.000cm ; r2 1.759cm ; r3 0.724cm ; r4 2.066cm


11.6
r1 5.099cm ; r2 1.177cm ; r3 2.898cm ; r4 6.225cm

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