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9780130408723

Mechanism Design Analysis and Synthesis

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  • ISBN13:

    9780130408723

  • ISBN10:

    0130408727

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-03-15
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

This thorough and comprehensive web-enhanced edition has been updated and enhanced -- No other book has a web connection like this one! The software associated with the book makes it very useful for designing and analyzing linkage and CAM mechanisms. Web-enhanced features includefree access to ADAMS software, over 200 animated movie files of mechanisms and machines, and a new CAM design package. New material includes coverage of type synthesis, robot grippers, and curvature cognates, while retaining coverage of traditional material with a significant treatment of kinematic synthesis. All material is explored both graphically and analytically -- Graphical methods are used to fully explain basic principles. Features in-depth and rigorous discussions on displacement and velocity analysis; acceleration and force analysis; and cam design. For professionals interested in Kinematics, Mechanisms, and Dynamics.

Author Biography

Arthur G. Erdman is Morse Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota.

Table of Contents

In Memory ix
Preface xi
Introduction to Kinematics and Mechanisms
1(95)
Introduction
1(1)
Motion
1(1)
The Four-Bar Linkage
2(7)
Relative Motion
9(1)
Kinematic Diagrams
9(5)
Six-Bar Chains
14(7)
Degrees of Freedom
21(18)
Analysis versus Synthesis
39
Mechanism Design Example: Variable Speed Transmission
30(66)
Problems
40(56)
Mechanism Design Process
96(23)
Introduction
96(1)
The Seven Stages of Computer-Aided Engineering Design
96(5)
How the Seven Stages Relate to This Text
101(1)
A Need for Mechanisms
102(5)
Design Categories and Mechanism Parameters
107(6)
Troubleshooting Guide: Symptoms, Causes, and Sources of Assistance
113(3)
History of Computer-Aided Mechanism Design
116(3)
Displacement and Velocity Analysis
119(114)
Displacement Analysis: Useful Indices for Position Analysis of Linkages
119(12)
Displacement Analysis: Graphical Method
131(4)
Displacement Analysis: Analytical Method
135(2)
Concept of Relative Motion
137(2)
Velocity Analysis: Graphical Method
139(10)
Velocity Analysis: Analytical Method
149(3)
Instant Centers
152(8)
Velocity Analysis Using Instant Centers
160(5)
Mechanical Advantage
165(11)
Analytical Method for Velocity and Mechanical Advantage Determination
176(5)
Computer Program for the Kinematic Analysis of a Four-Bar Linkage
181(52)
Appendix: Review of Complex Numbers
183(9)
Problems
192(40)
Exercises
232(1)
Acceleration Analysis
233(58)
Introduction
233(1)
Acceleration Difference
234(5)
Relative Acceleration
239(4)
Coriolis Acceleration
243(20)
Mechanisms with Curved Slots and Higher-Pair Connections
263(28)
Problems
268(23)
Introduction to Dynamics of Mechanisms
291(82)
Introduction
291(5)
Inertia Forces in Linkages
296(3)
Kinetostatic Analysis of Mechanisms
299(2)
The Superposition Method (Graphical and Analytical)
301(8)
Design Example: Analysis of a Variable-Speed Drive
309(9)
The Matrix Method
318(12)
Discussion of the Superposition and Matrix Approach to Kinetostatics
330(1)
Time Response to Mechanisms
330(16)
Dynamic Simulation of Mechanisms
346(27)
Appendix: Commercial Software Programs
354(4)
Problems
358(15)
Cam Design
373(74)
Introduction
373(1)
Cam and Follower Types
374(4)
Cam Synthesis
378(2)
Displacement Diagrams: Graphical Development
380(8)
Displacement Diagrams: Analytical Development
388(6)
Advanced Cam Profile Techniques
394(14)
Graphical Cam Profile Synthesis
408(2)
Analytical Cam Profile Synthesis
410(15)
Cam Synthesis for Remote Follower
425(1)
Cam-Modulated Linkages
426(21)
Problems
435(12)
Gears and Gear Trains
447(67)
Introduction
447(5)
Gear Tooth Nomenclature
452(4)
Forming of Gear Teeth
456(2)
Gear Trains
458(7)
Planetary Gear Trains
465(8)
The Formula Method
473(7)
The Tabular Method
480(4)
The Instant Center Method (or Tangential Velocity Method)
484(6)
Tooth Loads and Power Flow in Branching Planetary Gear Systems
490(24)
Problems
498(16)
Introduction to Kinematic Synthesis: Graphical and Linear Analytical Methods
514(133)
Introduction
514(2)
Tasks of Kinematic Synthesis
516(10)
Type Synthesis
526(13)
Tools of Dimensional Synthesis
539(1)
Graphical Synthesis---Motion Generation: Two Prescribed Positions
539(3)
Graphical Synthesis---Motion Generation: Three Prescribed Positions
542(1)
Graphical Synthesis for Path Generation: Three Prescribed Positions
543(1)
Path Generation with Prescribed Timing: Three Prescribed Positions
544(2)
Graphical Synthesis for Path Generation (without Prescribed Timing): Four Positions
546(2)
Function Generator: Three Precision Points
548(5)
The Overlay Method
553(1)
Analytical Synthesis Techniques
554(1)
Introduction to Analytical Synthesis
555(7)
The Standard Dyad Form
562(4)
Number of Prescribed Positions versus Number of Free Choices
566(2)
Three Prescribed Positions for Motion, Path, and Function Generation
568(6)
Three-Precision-Point Synthesis Examples
574(6)
Circle-Point and Center-Point Circles
580(8)
Ground-Pivot Specification
588(3)
Extension of Three-Precision-Point Synthesis to Multiloop Mechanisms
591(4)
Freudenstein's Equation for Three-Point Function Generation
595(3)
Loop-Closure-Equation Technique
598(3)
Order Synthesis: Four-Bar Function Generation
601(3)
Three-Precision-Point Synthesis: Analytical versus Graphical
604(43)
Appendix: Case Study---Type of Synthesis of Casement Window Mechanisms
604(20)
Problems
624(23)
Answers to Selected Problems 647(3)
References 650(11)
Index 661

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