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أخواني في الله أحضرت لكم كتاب Theory of Machines and Mechanisms Fifth Edition John J. Uicker, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering University of Wisconsin–Madison Gordon R. Pennock Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Purdue University Joseph E. Shigley Late Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering The University of Michigan
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Contents PREFACE xvii ABOUT THE AUTHORS xxv Part 1 KINEMATICS AND MECHANISMS 1 1 The World of Mechanisms 3 1.1 Introduction 3 1.2 Analysis and Synthesis 4 1.3 Science of Mechanics 4 1.4 Terminology, Definitions, and Assumptions 6 1.5 Planar, Spheric, and Spatial Mechanisms 10 1.6 Mobility 12 1.7 Characteristics of Mechanisms 17 1.8 Kinematic Inversion 32 1.9 Grashof’s Law 33 1.10 Mechanical Advantage 36 1.11 References 39 Problems 40 2 Position, Posture, and Displacement 48 2.1 Locus of a Moving Point 48 2.2 Position of a Point 51 2.3 Position Difference Between Two Points 53 2.4 Apparent Position of a Point 54 2.5 Absolute Position of a Point 55 2.6 Posture of a Rigid Body 56 2.7 Loop-Closure Equations 57 2.8 Graphic Posture Analysis 62 2.9 Algebraic Posture Analysis 69 2.10 Complex-Algebraic Solutions of Planar Vector Equations 73 2.11 Complex Polar Algebra 74 2.12 Posture Analysis Techniques 78 2.13 Coupler-Curve Generation 86 viiviii CONTENTS 2.14 Displacement of a Moving Point 89 2.15 Displacement Difference Between Two Points 89 2.16 Translation and Rotation 91 2.17 Apparent Displacement 92 2.18 Absolute Displacement 94 2.19 Apparent Angular Displacement 94 2.20 References 98 Problems 99 3 Velocity 105 3.1 Definition of Velocity 105 3.2 Rotation of a Rigid Body 106 3.3 Velocity Difference Between Points of a Rigid Body 109 3.4 Velocity Polygons; Velocity Images 111 3.5 Apparent Velocity of a Point in a Moving Coordinate System 119 3.6 Apparent Angular Velocity 126 3.7 Direct Contact and Rolling Contact 126 3.8 Systematic Strategy for Velocity Analysis 128 3.9 Algebraic Velocity Analysis 129 3.10 Complex-Algebraic Velocity Analysis 131 3.11 Method of Kinematic Coefficients 135 3.12 Instantaneous Centers of Velocity 145 3.13 Aronhold-Kennedy Theorem of Three Centers 147 3.14 Locating Instantaneous Centers of Velocity 149 3.15 Velocity Analysis Using Instant Centers 153 3.16 Angular-Velocity-Ratio Theorem 156 3.17 Relationships Between First-Order Kinematic Coefficients and Instant Centers 157 3.18 Freudenstein’s Theorem 160 3.19 Indices of Merit; Mechanical Advantage 162 3.20 Centrodes 164 3.21 References 166 Problems 167 4 Acceleration 180 4.1 Definition of Acceleration 180 4.2 Angular Acceleration 183 4.3 Acceleration Difference Between Points of a Rigid Body 183 4.4 Acceleration Polygons; Acceleration Images 192 4.5 Apparent Acceleration of a Point in a Moving Coordinate System 196CONTENTS ix 4.6 Apparent Angular Acceleration 205 4.7 Direct Contact and Rolling Contact 206 4.8 Systematic Strategy for Acceleration Analysis 212 4.9 Algebraic Acceleration Analysis 213 4.10 Complex-Algebraic Acceleration Analysis 214 4.11 Method of Kinematic Coefficients 216 4.12 Euler-Savary Equation 225 4.13 Bobillier Constructions 230 4.14 Instantaneous Center of Acceleration 234 4.15 Bresse Circle (or de La Hire Circle) 235 4.16 Radius of Curvature of a Point Trajectory Using Kinematic Coefficients 239 4.17 Cubic of Stationary Curvature 242 4.18 References 249 Problems 250 5 Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Mechanisms 258 5.1 Introduction 258 5.2 Posture Analysis; Algebraic Solution 262 5.3 Velocity Analysis; Velocity Polygons 263 5.4 Instantaneous Centers of Velocity 265 5.5 First-Order Kinematic Coefficients 268 5.6 Method of Superposition 273 5.7 Acceleration Analysis; Acceleration Polygons 276 5.8 Second-Order Kinematic Coefficients 278 5.9 Path Curvature of a Coupler Point Trajectory 285 5.10 Finite Difference Method 289 5.11 Reference 292 Problems 292 Part 2 DESIGN OF MECHANISMS 295 6 Cam Design 297 6.1 Introduction 297 6.2 Classification of Cams and Followers 298 6.3 Displacement Diagrams 300 6.4 Graphic Layout of Cam Profiles 303 6.5 Kinematic Coefficients of Follower 307 6.6 High-Speed Cams 312 6.7 Standard Cam Motions 313x CONTENTS 6.8 Matching Derivatives of Displacement Diagrams 323 6.9 Plate Cam with Reciprocating Flat-Face Follower 327 6.10 Plate Cam with Reciprocating Roller Follower 332 6.11 Rigid and Elastic Cam Systems 350 6.12 Dynamics of an Eccentric Cam 351 6.13 Effect of Sliding Friction 355 6.14 Dynamics of Disk Cam with Reciprocating Roller Follower 356 6.15 Dynamics of Elastic Cam Systems 359 6.16 Unbalance, Spring Surge, and Windup 362 6.17 References 363 Problems 363 7 Spur Gears 369 7.1 Terminology and Definitions 369 7.2 Fundamental Law of Toothed Gearing 372 7.3 Involute Properties 373 7.4 Interchangeable Gears; AGMA Standards 375 7.5 Fundamentals of Gear-Tooth Action 376 7.6 Manufacture of Gear Teeth 381 7.7 Interference and Undercutting 384 7.8 Contact Ratio 386 7.9 Varying Center Distance 388 7.10 Involutometry 389 7.11 Nonstandard Gear Teeth 393 7.12 Parallel-Axis Gear Trains 401 7.13 Determining Tooth Numbers 404 7.14 Epicyclic Gear Trains 405 7.15 Analysis of Epicyclic Gear Trains by Formula 407 7.16 Tabular Analysis of Epicyclic Gear Trains 417 7.17 References 421 Problems 421 8 Helical Gears, Bevel Gears, Worms, and Worm Gears 427 8.1 Parallel-Axis Helical Gears 427 8.2 Helical Gear Tooth Relations 428 8.3 Helical Gear Tooth Proportions 430 8.4 Contact of Helical Gear Teeth 431 8.5 Replacing Spur Gears with Helical Gears 432 8.6 Herringbone Gears 433 8.7 Crossed-Axis Helical Gears 434CONTENTS xi 8.8 Straight-Tooth Bevel Gears 436 8.9 Tooth Proportions for Bevel Gears 440 8.10 Bevel Gear Epicyclic Trains 440 8.11 Crown and Face Gears 443 8.12 Spiral Bevel Gears 443 8.13 Hypoid Gears 445 8.14 Worms and Worm Gears 445 8.15 Summers and Differentials 449 8.16 All-Wheel Drive Train 453 8.17 Note 455 Problems 455 9 Synthesis of Linkages 458 9.1 Type, Number, and Dimensional Synthesis 458 9.2 Function Generation, Path Generation, and Body Guidance 459 9.3 Two Finitely Separated Postures of a Rigid Body (N = 2) 460 9.4 Three Finitely Separated Postures of a Rigid Body (N = 3) 465 9.5 Four Finitely Separated Postures of a Rigid Body (N = 4) 474 9.6 Five Finitely Separated Postures of a Rigid Body (N = 5) 481 9.7 Precision Postures; Structural Error; Chebyshev Spacing 481 9.8 Overlay Method 483 9.9 Coupler-Curve Synthesis 485 9.10 Cognate Linkages; Roberts-Chebyshev Theorem 489 9.11 Freudenstein’s Equation 491 9.12 Analytic Synthesis Using Complex Algebra 495 9.13 Synthesis of Dwell Linkages 499 9.14 Intermittent Rotary Motion 500 9.15 References 504 Problems 504 10 Spatial Mechanisms and Robotics 507 10.1 Introduction 507 10.2 Exceptions to the Mobility Criterion 509 10.3 Spatial Posture-Analysis Problem 513 10.4 Spatial Velocity and Acceleration Analyses 518 10.5 Euler Angles 524 10.6 Denavit-Hartenberg Parameters 528 10.7 Transformation-Matrix Posture Analysis 530 10.8 Matrix Velocity and Acceleration Analyses 533 10.9 Generalized Mechanism Analysis Computer Programs 538xii CONTENTS 10.10 Introduction to Robotics 541 10.11 Topological Arrangements of Robotic Arms 542 10.12 Forward Kinematics Problem 543 10.13 Inverse Kinematics Problem 550 10.14 Inverse Velocity and Acceleration Analyses 553 10.15 Robot Actuator Force Analysis 558 10.16 References 561 Problems 562 Part 3 DYNAMICS OF MACHINES 567 11 Static Force Analysis 569 11.1 Introduction 569 11.2 Newton’s Laws 571 11.3 Systems of Units 571 11.4 Applied and Constraint Forces 573 11.5 Free-Body Diagrams 576 11.6 Conditions for Equilibrium 578 11.7 Two- and Three-Force Members 579 11.8 Four- and More-Force Members 589 11.9 Friction-Force Models 591 11.10 Force Analysis with Friction 594 11.11 Spur- and Helical-Gear Force Analysis 597 11.12 Straight-Tooth Bevel-Gear Force Analysis 604 11.13 Method of Virtual Work 608 11.14 Introduction to Buckling 611 11.15 Euler Column Formula 612 11.16 Critical Unit Load 615 11.17 Critical Unit Load and Slenderness Ratio 618 11.18 Johnson’s Parabolic Equation 619 11.19 References 645 Problems 646 12 Dynamic Force Analysis 658 12.1 Introduction 658 12.2 Centroid and Center of Mass 658 12.3 Mass Moments and Products of Inertia 663 12.4 Inertia Forces and d’Alembert’s Principle 666 12.5 Principle of Superposition 674 12.6 Planar Rotation about a Fixed Center 680CONTENTS xiii 12.7 Shaking Forces and Moments 682 12.8 Complex-Algebraic Approach 683 12.9 Equation of Motion from Power Equation 692 12.10 Measuring Mass Moment of Inertia 702 12.11 Transformation of Inertia Axes 705 12.12 Euler’s Equations of Motion 710 12.13 Impulse and Momentum 714 12.14 Angular Impulse and Angular Momentum 714 12.15 References 724 Problems 725 13 Vibration Analysis 743 13.1 Differential Equations of Motion 743 13.2 A Vertical Model 747 13.3 Solution of the Differential Equation 748 13.4 Step Input Forcing 752 13.5 Phase-Plane Representation 755 13.6 Phase-Plane Analysis 757 13.7 Transient Disturbances 760 13.8 Free Vibration with Viscous Damping 764 13.9 Damping Obtained by Experiment 766 13.10 Phase-Plane Representation of Damped Vibration 768 13.11 Response to Periodic Forcing 772 13.12 Harmonic Forcing 776 13.13 Forcing Caused by Unbalance 780 13.14 Relative Motion 781 13.15 Isolation 782 13.16 Rayleigh’s Method 785 13.17 First and Second Critical Speeds of a Shaft 787 13.18 Torsional Systems 793 13.19 References 795 Problems 796 14 Dynamics of Reciprocating Engines 804 14.1 Engine Types 804 14.2 Indicator Diagrams 811 14.3 Dynamic Analysis—General 814 14.4 Gas Forces 814 14.5 Equivalent Masses 816 14.6 Inertia Forces 818xiv CONTENTS 14.7 Bearing Loads in a Single-Cylinder Engine 821 14.8 Shaking Forces of Engines 824 14.9 Computation Hints 825 Problems 828 15 Balancing 830 15.1 Static Unbalance 830 15.2 Equations of Motion 831 15.3 Static Balancing Machines 834 15.4 Dynamic Unbalance 835 15.5 Analysis of Unbalance 837 15.6 Dynamic Balancing 846 15.7 Dynamic Balancing Machines 848 15.8 Field Balancing with a Programmable Calculator 851 15.9 Balancing a Single-Cylinder Engine 854 15.10 Balancing Multi-Cylinder Engines 858 15.11 Analytic Technique for Balancing Multi-Cylinder Engines 862 15.12 Balancing Linkages 868 15.13 Balancing of Machines 874 15.14 References 875 Problems 875 16 Flywheels, Governors, and Gyroscopes 885 16.1 Dynamic Theory of Flywheels 885 16.2 Integration Technique 887 16.3 Multi-Cylinder Engine Torque Summation 890 16.4 Classification of Governors 890 16.5 Centrifugal Governors 892 16.6 Inertia Governors 893 16.7 Mechanical Control Systems 894 16.8 Standard Input Functions 895 16.9 Solution of Linear Differential Equations 897 16.10 Analysis of Proportional-Error Feedback Systems 901 16.11 Introduction to Gyroscopes 905 16.12 Motion of a Gyroscope 906 16.13 Steady or Regular Precession 908 16.14 Forced Precession 911 16.15 References 917 Problems 917CONTENTS xv APPENDIXES APPENDIX A: Tables 919 Table 1 Standard SI Prefixes 919 Table 2 Conversion from US Customary Units to SI Units 920 Table 3 Conversion from SI Units to US Customary Units 920 Table 4 Properties of Areas 921 Table 5 Mass Moments of Inertia 922 Table 6 Involute Function 923 APPENDIX B: Answers to Selected Problems 925 INDEX 935 INDEX Absolute: Acceleration, 181 Displacement, 94 Motion, 32 Position, 55 System of units, 572 Velocity, 105 Acceleration: Absolute, 181 Angular, 183 Apparent, 198 Angular, 183 Average, 180 Components of: Centripetal component (see Normal, component of acceleration) Coriolis component, 199 Normal component, 182, 199 Rolling-contact component, 206 Tangential component, 183, 199 Definition, 180 Difference, 183 Image, 192 Instant center of, 234 Normal component of, 182 Pole, 234 Polygon, 192, 276 Rolling-contact component of, 206 Tangential component of, 183 Action, line of, 377 Actuator, linear, 18 ADAMS (Automatic Dynamic Analysis of Mechanical Systems), 539 Adams, D. P., 504n Addendum, 370 Circle, 370 Adjustments, 18 Advance stroke, 24 Advance-to-return ratio, 24 AGMA (American Gear Manufacturers Association), 375, 375n Air-standard cycle, 811 Alford, H. H., 724n Algebraic analysis, 213 Acceleration, 213 Dynamic force, 683 Loop-closure cases, 73 Posture, 78, 262 Static force, 569 Velocity, 128, 131 All wheel drive train, 453 Alwerdt, J. J., 421n American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), 617 Ampère, A. M., 5, 5n Analysis: Dynamic force, 658 Elastic body, 744 Rigid body, 570 Static force, 569 Angular: Acceleration, 183 Apparent, 205 Bevel gears, 436 Displacement, 94 Impulse, 714 Momentum, 714 Velocity, 106 Apparent, 126 Ratio theorem, 156 Annular gear, 380 ANSI (American National Standards Institute), 76n Answers to selected problems, 925 ANSYS, 539 Apparent: Acceleration, 196, 198 Angular, 205 Displacement, 92, 106 Angular, 94 Position, 54 Velocity, 119 Angular, 126 Applied force, 573 Approach, 384 Angle, 384 Arc of, 384 Arc: of Approach, 384 of Recess, 385 Area, properties of, 921 Area moment of inertia, 613, 615, 663 935936 INDEX Arm of couple, 574 Aronhold, S. H., 148n Aronhold-Kennedy theorem, 147 Aronhold theorem, 148n Articulated arm, 542 Articulated connecting rod, 806 ATAN2(y,x), 76n Automotive: All wheel drive train, 453 Cruise-control, 905 Differential, 451 Limited slip, 452 Overhead valve arrangement, 350 Transmission, 404 Average: Acceleration, 180 Velocity, 105 Axes: Body-fixed, 524 Collineation, 161, 230 Instantaneous screw, 145n Principal, 664 Spin, 907 Transformation of inertia, 705 Axial pitch, 447 Axodes, 165n Back cone, 439 Backlash, 372 Baker, J. E., 561n Balancing: Definition, 830 Direct method, 843 Dynamic, 846 Field, 851 of Linkages, 868 Machines: Mechanical compensation, 850 Nodal-Point, 848 Pivoted-cradle, 846 of Machines, 874 of Multi-cylinder engines, 858 Numeric analysis, 845 Scalar equations, 845 of Single-cylinder engines, 854 Static, 834 Ball, R. S., 145n, 167n Ball-and-socket joint, 9 Ball’s point, 244 Barrel cam, 298 Base: Circle: of Cam, 304 of Gear, 377 Cylinder, 377 Link, 7 Pitch, 379 Basic units, 572 Beer, F. P., 645n, 724n Bennett, G. T., 561n Bennett linkage, 510 Berkhof, R. S., 868, 875n Bernoulli, J., 608 Bevel gear, 427 Angular, 436 Epicyclic trains, 440 Forces on, 604 Spiral, 443 Straight-tooth, 436 Tooth proportions, 440 Zerol, 444 Beyer, R., 39n, 167n, 249n, 504n Bhat, R. B., 795n Binormal unit vector, 124 Bistable mechanism, 18 Bobillier constructions, 230 Bobillier theorem, 230 Body-fixed axes, 524 Body guidance, 459 Bohenberger, J. G. F., 917n Bollinger, J. G., 917n Bore-to-stroke ratio, 812 Bottema, O., 167n Bottom dead center (BDC), 856 Branch defect, 483 Bresse circle, 235 Bricard linkage, 511 Bridgman, P. W., 795n Buckling, 611 Burmester points, 481 Calahan, D. A., 561n Cam: Barrel, 298 Base circle, 304 Circle-arc, 312 Conjugate, 300 Constant-breadth, 300 Cylindric, 298 Definition of, 298 Disk, 298 Displacement diagram, 300 Dual, 300 Eccentric, 351 Elastic body, 350 End, 298 Face, 298INDEX 937 Follower: Curved-shoe, 298 Flat-face, 298 Knife-edge, 298 Offset, 300 Oscillating, 300 Radial, 300 Reciprocating, 298 Roller, 298 Spheric-face, 298 Trace-point, 304 High-speed, 312 Inverse, 298 Motion: Cycloidal, 302, 314 Dwell, 301 Eighth-order polynomial, 315 Half-return, 320 Half-rise, 319 Kinematic coefficients of, 307 Parabolic, 302, 311 Polydyne, 319 Return, 301 Rise, 300 Simple-harmonic, 302, 314 Uniform, 301 Nomenclature, 298 Plate, 298 Pressure angle, 332 Maximum, 333 Prime circle, 304 Profile, 303 Coordinates, 331 Graphic layout, 303 Radial, 298 Radius of curvature, 328 Rigid body, 350 Roller, size of, 336 Standard motions, 313 Tangent, 312 Types: Barrel, 298 Circle-arc, 312 Conjugate, 300 Constant breadth, 300 Cylindric, 298 Disk, 298 Dual, 300 Eccentric, 351 End, 298 Face, 298 Inverse, 298 Plate, 298 Radial, 298 Tangent, 312 Wedge, 298 Undercut, 327, 335 Wedge, 298 Capek, K., 541 Cardan joint, 529 Cardan suspension, 905 Card factor, 812 Cartesian coordinates, 49 Cayley, A., 490n Cayley diagram, 490 Center-distance modification, 394 Center of curvature, 183n, 225 Center of mass, 658 Center of percussion, 682 Center point, 475 Center point curve, 475 Centrifugal governors, 892 Centripetal component of acceleration (see Normal, component of acceleration) Centrode, 164 Fixed, 165 Moving, 165 Normal, 227 Tangent, 227 Centroid, 658 Definition, 660 Chace, M. A., 513, 539, 561n Chace approach: Loop-closure cases, 513 Posture analysis, 513 Chain, kinematic, 7 Chebychev, P. L., 489 Chebychev linkage, 31 Chebychev spacing, 481 Chen, F. Y., 363n Chuang, J. C., 561n Circle-arc cam, 312 Circle point, 474 Circle point curve, 475 Circling-point curve, 242 Circular: Pitch, 369, 372 Normal, 428 Transverse, 428 Circumscribing circle, 471 Clamping mechanisms, 18 Classification of mechanism, 17 Clausen, W. E., 724n Clearance, 370, 394 Closed kinematic chain, 7 Closed-loop control system, 894 Coefficient: of Friction, 592938 INDEX Coefficient: (continued) Kinematic: First-order, 135, 268 Second-order, 216, 278 of Speed fluctuation, 888 of Viscous damping, 745 Cognate linkages, 31, 489 Collineation axis, 161, 230 Complex algebraic analysis: Acceleration, 213 Dynamic force, 683 Loop-closure cases, 73 Posture, 78 Velocity, 131 Complex polar algebra, 74 Components of acceleration: Centripetal component (see Normal, component of acceleration) Coriolis component, 199 Normal component, 182 Rolling-contact component, 206 Tangential component, 183 Compound-closed chain, 7 Compound gear train, 404 Compression, 811 Ratio, 813 Computer programs, 538 Concurrency, point of, 582 Concurrent forces, 580 Conjugate: Cams, 300 Points, 225 Profiles, 372 Connecting rod, 807 Articulated, 806 Force, 822 Master, 806 Connectors, 27 Conservation of: Angular momentum, 717 Momentum, 714 Constant-breadth cam, 300 Constraint, 59 Force, 512, 573 General, 511 Redundant, 512 Contact: Direct, 126 Gear teeth, 384 Helical gear teeth, 431 Path of, 384 Ratio, 386 Formula, 387 Helical gears Axial, 431 Face, 431 Normal, 431 Total, 432 Transverse, 431 Rolling, 126 Acceleration, 206 Displacement, 95 Velocity, 126 Control systems, mechanical, 894 Conversion of units: SI to U.S. customary, 920 U.S. customary to SI, 920 Coordinates, complex, 73 Coordinate systems, 52 Coplanar motion, 10 Coriolis component of acceleration, 199 Correction planes, 838 Costanzo, F., 645n, 724n Coulomb friction, 592 Counterweight, 871 Couple, 574 Arm of, 574 Characteristics of, 574 Coupler curve, 29 Generation, 86 Synthesis, 485 Coupler point, 285 Couplings, 27 Crane, C., 561n Crankpin force, 823 Crank-rocker linkage, 34 Advantages of, 460 Limit position of, 34 Spatial, 514 Spheric, 509 Synthesis, 460 Crankshaft, 808 Force, 823 Torque, 824 Crank-shaper linkage, 22 Critical damping, 832 Coefficient of, 832 Critical load, 612 Critical speed, 787 Critical unit load, 615 Crossed-axis helical gears, 433 Pitch diameters of, 433 Crossed posture, 68 Crown gear, 443 Crown rack, 444 Cubic of stationary curvature, 242 Degenerate forms, 244 Curvature, 182 Center of, 125 Radius of, 124INDEX 939 Curved-shoe follower, 298 Curve generator, 29 Curvilinear translation, 91n Cycloid, definition, 302 Cycloidal cam motion, 302 Cylinder wall force, 823 Cylindric: Cam, 298 Coordinates, 49 Pair, 10 DADS (Dynamic Analysis and Design System), 539 D’Alembert, J., 668 D’Alembert principle, 666 Damping: Coefficient, 745 Viscous, 745 Critical, 832 Factor, 743 Measurement of, 766 Ratio, 832 Viscous, 832 Dead-center posture, 37 Dedendum, 370 Circle, 370 Deformable body, 570 Analysis, 744 Degrees of freedom, 12 Lower Pairs, 9 Multiple, 258 de Jonge, A. E. R., 249n de La Hire circle, 235 Denavit, J., 9, 39n, 167n, 249n, 489, 504n, 528, 561n Denavit-Hartenberg parameters, 528 Derived unit, 572 Design, definition of, 297 Diagram: Displacement, 300 Free-body, 576 Schematic, 7 Diametral pitch, 369 Normal, 429 Transverse, 429 Diesel-cycle engines, 804 Difference: Displacement, 107 Position, 53 Velocity, 110 Differential, 449 Automotive, 451 All wheel drive train, 453 Limited slip, 452 TORSEN, 453 Worm gear, 453 Chinese, 451 Limited-slip, 453 Mechanism, 450 Screw, 18 Spur gear, 450 TORSEN, 453 Worm gear, 453 Dimensional synthesis, 458 Direct contact, 126 Direction cosines, 49 Disk cam, 298 Displacement, 89 Absolute, 94 Angular, 94 Apparent, 92 Apparent angular, 94 Definition, 89 Diagram, 300 Difference, 89 Virtual, 608 Volume, 813 Disturbance, 760 Transient, 760 Division by complex number, 76 Dobbs, H. H., 453 Double-crank linkage (see drag-link linkage) Double-helical gear, 433 Double-rocker linkage, 35, 37 Drag-link linkage, 27 Driver, 6 Dual number, 513 Duffie, N. A., 917n Duffy, J., 561n Dunkerley’s method, 789 Dwell linkages, 499 Synthesis of, 499 Dwell motion, 301 Dynamic balancing, 846 Dynamic balancing machines, 848 Dynamic equilibrium, 658 Dynamic force analysis, 658 Dynamics: Cam systems, 351 Definition, 4 Reciprocating engines, 804 Eccentric cam, 351 Eccentricity in cam system, 333 Edge mill, 913 Eighth-order polynomial cam motion, 315 Eisenberg, E. R., 645n Elastic-body analysis, 744940 INDEX Elliptical gears, 166 Elliptic-trammel linkage, 623 End effecter, 542 Engine, 804 Bearing loads in single-cylinder, 821 Crank arrangement, 805 Cycle, 804 Diesel-cycle, 804 Firing order, 805 Five-cylinder, 806 Four-cylinder, 859 Indicator, 811 In line, 805 Opposed piston, 806 Otto-cycle, 804 Radial, 807 Shaking force, 824 Single cylinder, 854 Six cylinder, 808 Three-cylinder, 805 Two-cylinder, 858 Types, 804 V-type, 805 Epicyclic gear, 405 Epicyclic gear train types, 407 Formula analysis, 407 Tabular analysis, 417 Equation of motion, 692 Euler’s, 710 Equilibrium, 578 Conditions, 578 Dynamic, 578, 597 Static, 578 Equivalent: Gear, 430 Mass, 816 Erdman, A. G., 504n, 561n Error: Graphic, 482 Mechanical, 482 Structural, 482 Escapements, 18 Graham’s, 19 Euler, L., 4, 4n, 39n, 917n Euler angles, 524 Euler column formula, 612 Euler equation, 75 Euler-Savary equation, 225, 230 Euler’s equations of motion, 710 Exhaust, 805 Expansion, 811 Extreme positions of crank-rocker linkage, 34 Extreme values of velocity, 161 Face cam, 298 Face gear, 443 Face width: of Cam follower, 330 of Helical gears, 431 of Worm gear, 448 Fagerstrom, W. B., 851n Feedback control system, 894 Ferguson, J., 419n Ferguson’s paradox, 419 Fillet, 370 Fine adjustments, 18 Finite difference method, 287 Finitely separated postures of a rigid body, 460 Center point, 468 Circle point, 474 Five posture synthesis, 481 Four posture synthesis, 474 Center point curve, 475 Circle point curve, 475 Opposite pole quadrilateral, 475 Pole, 462 Pole Triangle, 465 Two posture synthesis, 460 Crank-and-rocker linkage, 460 Slider-crank linkage, 460 Three posture synthesis, 465 Firing order, 805 First-order kinematic coefficients, 135 Relationship to instant centers of velocity, 157 Fisher, F. E., 724n Five-bar linkage, 258 Geared, 259 Five-cylinder engine, 806 Fixed centrode, 164–165 Flat-face follower, 298, 306 Flat pair, 10 Flip-flop mechanism, 18 Float in cam systems, 353 Flywheels, 885 Follower, 6 Force, 570 Applied, 573 Characteristics of, 573 Constraint, 573 External, 576 Friction, 591–592 Indeterminate, 512 Inertia, 666 Internal, 576 Polygon, 582 Transmitted, 598 Unit of, 569 Vector, 570INDEX 941 Force analysis: Analytic, 583 of Bevel gears, 604 with Friction, 594 Graphic, 580 of Helical gears, 597 of Robot actuators, 558 of Spur gears, 597 Forced precession, 911 Form cutter, 381 Forward kinematics, 543 Foster, D. E., 167n Foucault, L., 905 Four-bar linkage, 21 Algebraic posture analysis, 72 Analysis of, 67 Angular velocity relations, 156 Inversions of, 33 Spatial, 510 Spheric, 510 Four-circle method, 235 Four-cylinder engine, 859 Four-force member, 589 Four-stroke engine cycle, 805 Frame, 7 Free-body diagram, 576 Freedom: Degrees of, 12 Idle, 511 Free vector, 575 Free vibration, 764 with viscous damping, 764 Frequency, 743 Freudenstein, F., 167n, 504n, 561n Freudenstein’s equation, 491 Freudenstein’s theorem, 160 Friction, 591–592 Angle, 593 Coefficient of, 592 Coulomb, 592 Force, 592 Force models, 591–592 Sliding, 355, 592 Static, 592 Viscous, 593 Full depth, 376 Full-return cam motion, 316 Full-rise cam motion, 314 Function generation, 459 Fundamental law of toothed gearing, 372 Ganter, M. A., 363n Gantry robot, 542 Gas force, 814 Gas law, 811 Gear, 369 Differentials, 449 Graphical layout, 377 Manufacture, 381 Tooth action, 376 Tooth sizes, 375 Tooth terminology, 370 TORSEN, 413 Train: Compound, 404 Epicyclic, 405 Analysis by formula, 407 Analysis by table, 417 Bevel gear, 440 Planetary, 406 Tabular analysis, 417 Reverted, 404 Series connected, 403 Type of: Annular, 380 Bevel, 427 Angular, 436 Spiral, 443 Straight-tooth, 436 Tooth proportions, 440 Crossed-axis helical, 433 Crown, 443 Double-helical, 433 Elliptical, 166 Epicyclic, 405 Face, 443 Helical, 427 Herringbone, 433 Hypoid, 445 Internal, 380 Miter, 436 Planet, 406 Ring, 451 Spiral, 433 Spur, 369 Sun, 406 Worm, 427 Zerol bevel, 444 Worm: Differential, 453 Geared five-bar linkage, 259 Generalized mechanism analysis programs, 538 Generating cutter, 381 Generating line, 372 Generators: Curve, 29 Function, 459 Straight-line, 31 Geneva mechanism, 20942 INDEX Geneva wheel, 20 Gleasman, V., 413 Globular pair, 10 Goldberg, M., 561n Goldberg linkage, 511 Goodman, T. P., 504n Gough, V. E., 561n Governors, 890 Centrifugal, 892 Electronic, 905 Inertia, 893 Graham’s escapement, 19 Graphic error, 482 Grashof’s law, 33 Gravitational system of units, 572 Gravity, standard, 572 Gray, G. L., 645n, 724n Grodzinsky, P., 504n Grübler, M. F, 39n Grübler’s criterion, 14 Gustavson, R. E., 504n, 561n Gyration, radius of, 616, 664 Gyroscope: Definition of, 905 Motion of, 906 Gyroscopic moment, 911 Hain, K., 167n, 249n, 485n, 504n Half-cycloidal cam motion, 321 Half-harmonic cam motion, 319 Hall, A. S., Jr., 161n, 167n, 249n, 504n Hand and thrust relations of helical gears, 433 Harmonic forcing, 776 Harmonic motion, 314 Harrisberger, L., 509, 561n Hartenberg, R. S., 9, 39n, 249n, 489, 504n, 528, 561n Hartmann construction, 227 Haug, E. J., 539, 561n Helical gears: Contact ratio: Axial, 431 Face, 431 Normal, 431 Total, 432 Transverse, 431 Crossed-axis: Hand and thrust relations, 433 Tooth proportions, 435 Double, 433 Equivalent pitch radius, 429 Face width, 431 Forces on, 599 Helix angle, 428 Overlap, 432 Parallel-axis, 427 Tooth proportions, 430 Pitch: Axial, 428 Normal circular, 428 Normal diametral, 429 Transverse circular, 428 Transverse diametral, 429 Pressure angle: Normal, 429 Transverse, 429 Replacing spur gears with, 432 Helical motion, 50 Helical pair, 9 Helix angle, 428 Herringbone gears, 433 Hertz, H. R., 751n Hesitation mechanisms, 29 Hesitation motion, 506 Higher pair, 8 Hindley worm, 446 Hinkle, R. T., 489, 504n Hirschhorn, J., 249n, 504n Hob, 342 Hobbing, 342 Hodges, H., 455 Holowenko, A. R., 39n Holzer tabulation method, 795 Hooke universal joint, 28, 529 Hrones, J. A., 30, 39n Hrones and Nelson atlas, 30 Humpage’s reduction gear, 440 Hunt, K. H., 504n, 561n Hypoid gears, 445 Idle freedom, 511 Idler, 403 Image: Acceleration, 192 Point, 468 Pole, 468 Velocity, 114 Imaginary-mass method of balancing, 856 IMP (Integrated Mechanisms Program), 539 Impulse, 714 Angular, 714 Indeterminate force, 512 Indexing mechanisms, 20 Indicator: Diagram, 811 Engine, 811 Indices of merit, 162 Inertia: Axes, principal, 664 Axes, transformation of, 705INDEX 943 Definition, 570 Force, 666 in Engines, 818 Governors, 893 Primary, 820 Secondary, 820 Mass moment of, 663, 922 Mass product of, 663 Measurement of, 702 Tensor, 664 Torque, 820 Inflection circle, 228 Inflection pole, 228 Influence coefficients, 787 In-line engine, 805 Instantaneous: Acceleration, 180 Center: of Acceleration, 234 Four-circle method of locating, 235 of Velocity, 145 Locating, 149 in Multi-degree-of-freedom planar linkages, 265 Number of, 147 Relationship to first-order kinematic coefficients, 157 Use for velocity analysis, 153 Screw Axis, 145n Velocity, 105 Integration by Simpson’s rule, 887 Interference, 384 Internal gear, 380 International Standards Organization (ISO), 76n International System (SI) of units, 572 Inverse: Acceleration analysis, 553 Cam, 298 Kinematics, 550 Velocity analysis, 553 Inversion: Kinematic, 32 Involute: Curve, 374 Function, 390, 923 Generation of, 374 Helicoid, 427 Properties, 372 Involutometry, 390 Isolation, 782 Jacobian, 164 Jamming, 37 Jerk, 311 Johnson, J. B., 618n Johnson parabolic equation, 618 Johnston, E. R., 724n Johnston, E. R., Jr., 645n Joint, types of: Balanced, 584 Cardan, 529 Hooke, 529 Turning, 9 Universal, 529 Wrapping, 10 see also Pair, Types of, Lower Jump, in cam systems, 353 Jump speed, 353 KAM (Kinematic Analysis Method), 539 Kaufman, R. E., 541, 561n Kennedy, A. B. W., 6n, 39n, 148n Kennedy circle, 148 Kennedy’s theorem, 148 Kinematic chain, kind, 7 Kinematic coefficients: First-order, 135 Relationship to instant centers, 157 Velocity analysis, 135 Rolling contact condition, 143 Second-Order, 216 Acceleration analysis, 216 Relationship to radius and center of curvature, 239 Kinematic inversion, 32 Kinematic pair, 6 Kinematics: Definition, 5 Direct, 543 Forward, 543 Inverse, 550 Kinematic synthesis, 458 Kinetic energy, 693 Kinetics, definition, 5 KINSYN (KINematic SYNthesis), 540 Kloomak, M., 363n Knife-edge follower, 298 Kota, S., 504n Kraige, L. G., 724n Krause, R., 160, 167n Kuenzel, H., 504n Kutzbach, K., 39n Kutzbach mobility criterion, 12 Law of gearing, 372 Lead, 448 Lead angle, 447944 INDEX Lévai, Z. L., 421n Lévai epicyclic gear train types, 407 Lever, 18 Lichty, L. C., 875n Lift, 301 Limited slip differential, 452 Limit posture, 37 LINCAGES, 540 Line: of Action, 377 of Centers, 372 Coordinates, 555 Linear actuators, 18 Linearity, 135 Linear system, 134 Link: Binary, 7 Definition of, 6 Function of, 6 Ternary, 7 Linkage: Balancing of, 868 Definition, 10 Planar, 10 Quick-return, 21 Types of: Bennett, 510 Bricard, 511 Chebychev, 31 Cognate, 489 Crank-rocker, 21 Crank-shaper, 22 Differential screw, 18 Double-crank, 35 Double-rocker, 35 Drag-link, 35 Dwell, 499 Five-bar, 258 Four-bar, 21 Geared five-bar, 259 Geneva, 20 Goldberg, 511 Maltese cross, 20 Pantograph, 32 Peaucillier inversor, 31 Quick return, 21 Reuleaux coupling, 28 Roberts’, 31 RSSR, 514 Scotch-yoke, 22, 151 Scott-Russell, 32 Six-bar, 22 Slider-crank, 22 Isosceles, 460 Offset, 22 Sliding-block, 78 Spatial four-link, 508 Spheric, 11 Wanzer needle-bar, 23 Watt’s, 31 Whitworth, 22 Wobble plate, 510 Locational devices, 18 Location of a point, 48 Locus, 48 Logarithmic decrement, 767 Long-and-short-addendum system, 400 Loop-closure equation, 57 Cases of, 66, 513 Lowen, G. G., 868, 875n Lower pair, 8 Machine, definition of, 6 Maleev, V. L., 875n Maltese cross, 20 Manipulator, 258 Mass: Center of, 660 Definition, 570 Equivalent, 816 Moment of inertia, 663, 922 Product of inertia, 663 Unit of, 572 Master connecting rod, 806 Matter, definition, 570 Matthew, G. K., 363n Maxwell’s reciprocity theorem, 788 Mean effective pressure, 812 Mechanical: Advantage, 36 Compensation balancing method, 850 Control systems, 894 Efficiency, 812 Error, 482 Mechanics: Definition of, 4 Divisions of, 4 Mechanism: Analysis, computer, 538 Definition of, 6 Trains, 401 Types of (see also Linkage, Types of) Bistable, 18 Cam, 21 Cam-and-follower, 97 Clamping, 18 Escapement, 18 Fine adjustment, 18INDEX 945 Flip-flop, 18 Indexing, 20 Linear actuator, 18 Locational, 18 Oscillator, 20 Planar, 10 Quick-return, 21 Rack and pinion, 97 Ratchet, 18 Reciprocating, 21 Reversing, 27 Rocking, 20 Snap-action, 18 Spatial, 11 Stop, pause, hesitation, 29 Straight-line, 31 Swinging, 20 Toggle, 18 Mehmke, R., 114, 167n Meriam, J. L., 724n Merit indices, 162 M’Ewan, E., 504n Milling of gear teeth, 381 Mischke, C. R., 98n, 421n, 504n, 645n, 795n Miter gears, 436 Mobility, 12 Exceptions to criteria, 13 Kutzbach criterion, 12 Module, 371 Molian, S., 363n Moment: of a Couple, 574 Gyroscopic, 911 of Impulse, 715 of Inertia: Area, 613, 615 Mass, 663 Measurement, 702 Polygon, 838 Shaking, 682 Vector, 575 Momentum, 714 Angular, 714 Movability, definition, 12n Moving centrode, 165 Moving point: Acceleration of, 181 Displacement of, 93 Locus of, 48 Velocity of, 105 MSC Working Model, 539 Muffley, R. V., 363n Müller, R., 167n Multi-degree of freedom, 258 NASTRAN, 539 Natural frequency, 743 Damped, 766 Neale, M. J., 645n Nelson, G. L., 30 Newton (unit), 572 Newton, I., 645n Newton-Raphson method, 70 Newton’s laws, 571 Newton’s notation, 745 Nodal-point balancing method, 848 Normal: Component of acceleration, 182 Unit vector, 124 Notation, complex-rectangular, 74 Offset circle, 305 Offset follower, 300 Open kinematic chain, 7 Open posture, 68 Opposed-piston engine, 806 Opposite pole quadrilateral, 475 Order defect, 483 Orlandea, N., 539, 561n Oscillating follower, 300 Osculating circles, 225 Osculating plane, 124 Ostenfeld, A., 618n Otto-cycle engine, 804 Overconstrained, 13 Overdrive unit, 420 Overlay method, 483 Pair: Types of (see also Joint, types of) Higher, 8 Lower, 8 Cylindric, 10 Flat, 10 Helical, 9 Prismatic, 9 Revolute, 9 Spheric, 10 Wrapping, 10 Variable, 8 Pantograph linkage, 32 Parabolic motion, 302 Parallel-axis formula, 664 Parallel-axis helical gears, 427 Parker, J. W., 917n Particle, definition, 50 Particle motion, equation of, 50946 INDEX Path: Coordinates, 51 Curvature, 285 Generation, 459 Point, 89 Pause mechanisms, 29 Pawl, 19 Peaucillier inversor, 31 Pendulum: Equation of, 702 Three-string, 704 Torsional, 702 Trifilar, 704 Pennock, G. R., 167n, 421n, 561n Percussion, center of, 682 Periodic forcing, 772 Response to, 772 Period of vibration, 743 Phase, of motion, 751 Phase angle, 751 Phase plane: Analysis, 757 Method, 757 Representation, 755 Phasor, 750 Phillips, J., 512n, 561n Pinion, 369 Pin joint (see Pair, Types of, Lower, Revolute) Piston acceleration, 814 Piston-pin force, 823 Pitch: Angle, 438 Axial, 428, 447 Base, 379 Circle, 369 Circular, 369 Normal, 428 Transverse, 428 Curve, of cam, 304 Diametral, 369 Normal, 429 Transverse, 429 Point, 372 Radius, equivalent, 429 Surface, of bevel gear, 437–438 Pivoted-cradle method of balancing, 846 Planar: Linkage, 10 Mechanism, 10 Motion, 51 Pair, 10 Rotation about fixed center, 680 Vector equations, 64 Plane of couple, 574 Planet: Carrier, 406 Gear, 406 Planetary gear train, 406 Force analysis, 602 Plate cam, 298 Plesha, M. E., 645n, 724n Plücker coordinates, 555 Point: Acceleration: Absolute, 181 Apparent, 196 Difference, 183 Definition, 50 Displacement: Absolute, 89, 94 Apparent, 92 Difference, 89 Pitch, 372 Position: Absolute, 55 Apparent, 54 Difference, 53 Velocity: Absolute, 105 Apparent, 119 Difference, 109 Polar notation, 73 Pole, 462 Pole triangle, 465 Polode, 165n Polydyne cam, 319 Polygon: Acceleration, 192 Force, 582 Moment, 838 Velocity, 113, 263 Pose, of rigid body, 57 Position: Absolute, 55 Apparent, 54 Difference, 53 Rigid body, 56 Posture: Analysis: Algebraic, 69, 262 Graphic, 62 of Spatial mechanism, 513 Techniques, 78 Precision, 481 Rigid body, 56 Potential energy, 694 Power equation, 692 Power stroke, 805INDEX 947 Precession: Forced, 911 Regular, 908 Steady, 908 Precision postures, 481 Prefixes, standard SI, 919 Preload on cam, 351 Pressure, mean effective, 812 Pressure angle, 164 Maximum, 333 Normal, 429 Transverse, 429 Pressure line, 377 Prime circle, 304 Principal axes, 664 Principle of superposition, 674 Prismatic pair, 9 Products of inertia, 663 Pro/ENGINEER Mechanism Dynamics, 539 Programs, computer, 538 Proportional-error feedback systems, 901 Quadrant, 76n Quaternion, 513 Quick-return mechanism, 21 Rack, 19 Radcliffe, C. W., 504n Radial cam, 298 Radial cam follower, 300 Radial engine, 807 Radius: of curvature, 182 of cam profile charts for minimum, 337 equation, 328 of gyration, 616 Rapson’s slide, 220 Ratchets, 18 Rathbone, T. C., 795, 875n Ravani, B., 561n Raven, F. H., 167n Raven’s method: for Acceleration, 213 for Posture, 74 for Velocity, 131 Rayleigh, Baron, 795n Rayleigh-Ritz equation, 787 Rayleigh’s method, 785 Recess: Angle, 384 Arc of, 385 Reciprocating: Engines, dynamics of, 804 Follower, 298 Linkages, 23 Reciprocity, Maxwell’s theorem, 788 RECSYN (RECtified SYNthesis), 540 Rectangular notation, 74 Rectilinear motion, 51 Rectilinear translation, 91n Redundant constraint, 512 Reference system, 48 Regular precession, 908 Relative motion, 32, 781 Resonance, 743 Response curve, 744 Return, motion of cam, 301 Reuleaux, F., 6, 6n Reuleaux coupling, 28 Reverted gear train, 404 Revolute, 9 Rigid body, 570 Cam, 350 Posture, 56 Rotation of, 106 Velocity difference between, 109 Rise, motion of cam, 300 Roberts, S., 489n Roberts-Chebychev theorem, 489 Roberts linkage, 31 Robot, 541 Robotics, 541 Robot Institute of America (RIA), 542 Roller follower, 298, 305 Rolling contact, 126 Acceleration, 206 Displacement, 95 Velocity, 126 Rosenauer, N., 167n, 249n Rotation: About a fixed center, 680 of crossed-helical gears, 433 Definition, 91 of Rigid body, 106 Roth, B., 167n Rothbart, H. A., 504n Roulettes, 165n RSSR linkage, 511 Sandor, G. N., 504n Sankar, T. S., 795n SCARA robot, 542 Scarborough, J. B., 917n Scotch-yoke linkage, 22, 151 Scott-Russell linkage, 32 Screw: Axis, instantaneous, 145n948 INDEX Screw: (continued) Differential, 19 Pair (see Pair, Types of, Lower, Helical) Second harmonic forces, 857 Second-order kinematic coefficients, 216 Relationship to radius of and center of curvature, 239 Shaking: Forces, 682 Engine, 824 Moments, 682 Shaping, 381 Sheth, P. N., 539, 561n Shigley, J. E., 421n, 504n, 645n, 795n SI (System International), 572 Conversion to U.S. customary units, 920 Prefixes, 919 Units, 572 Simple-closed chain, 7 Simple gear train, 404 Simple-harmonic cam motion, 302 Simpson’s rule integration, 887 Single cylinder engine, 821 Single plane balancers, 834 Six-bar linkage, 22 Skew curve, 51 Slenderness ratio, 616 Slider-crank linkage: Algebraic posture analysis, 69 Analysis of, 66 Inversions of, 33 Limit positions, 22 Offset, 27 Synthesis, 460 Synthesis of, 27 Sliding connectors, 28 Sliding friction, 355, 592 Snap-action mechanism, 18 Soni, A. H., 504n Spatial: Four-link mechanism, 513 Graphic analysis, 514 Mechanism, 507 Motion, 51 Seven-link, 508 Speed fluctuation, coefficient of, 888 Speed ratio, 402 Spheric: Coordinates, 49 Joint, 10 Linkage, 509 Mechanism, 507 Spheric-face follower, 298 Spheric-slide oscillator, 510 Spin axis, 907 Spiral angle, 444 Spiral gears, 433 Spring: Rate, 351 Stiffness, 745 Surge, 362 Spur gears, 369 Forces on, 598 Standard gear tooth proportions, 375 Standard gravity, 532 Starting transient, 774 Statically indeterminate force, 512 Static balancing machines, 834 Static force analysis, 569 Static friction, 592 Statics, definition, 4 Static unbalance, 830 Stationary curvature, 242 Steady precession, 908 Steady-state vibration, 744 Step input forcing, 752 Stevensen, E. N., Jr., 504n, 856, 874n, 875n Stevensen’s rule, 857 Stiction, 597 Stoddart, D. A., 363n Stop mechanisms, 29 Straight-line generators, 31 Straight-tooth bevel gears, 436 Forces on, 604 Strong„ R. T., 561n Structural error, 482 Structure: Definition, 6 Statically indeterminate, 13 Strutt, J. W., 795n Stub tooth, 376 Suction stroke, 805 Suh, C. H., 504n Summing mechanism, 449 Sun gear, 406 Superposition, 273 Principle of, 674 Swashplate, 708 Synthesis: Coupler-curve, 485 Definition, 4 Dimensional, 458 Kinematic, 458 of Linkages, 458 Number, 458 Type, 458 Tabular analysis of epicyclic gear trains, 417 Tangent cam, 312INDEX 949 Tangential component of acceleration, 183 Tao, D. C., 249n, 504n Ternary link, 7 Tesar, D., 363n Thearle, E. L., 795, 875n Theorem of Mehmke, 114 Three cylinder engine, 805 Three-force member, 579 Three-string pendulum, 704 Toggle: Mechanism, 18 Posture, 37 Tooth proportions: Bevel gears, 440 Helical gears, 430 Spur gears, 376 Tooth sizes, 371 Tooth thickness, 370 Top dead center (TDC), 856 Torfason, L. E., 18, 39n Torque characteristics of engines, 810 TORSEN differential, 413 Torsional pendulum, 702 Torsional system, 793 Trace point, 304 Train value, 402 Transfer formula, 664 Transformation matrix, 513 Transient disturbances, 760 Transient vibration, 744 Translation: Curvilinear, 91n Definition, 91 Rectilinear, 91n Transmissibility, 782 Transmission, automotive, 404 Transmission angle, 37, 73 Extremes of, 73 Transmitted force, 598 Tredgold’s approximation, 439 Trifilar pendulum, 704 True toggle mechanism, 18 Turning pair (see Pair, Types of, Lower, Revolute) Two-cylinder engine, 858 Two-force member, 579 Two-stroke engine cycle, 805 Type synthesis, 458 Uicker, J. J., Jr, 363n, 539, 561n Unbalance: Analysis of, 837 in Cam systems, 362 Dynamic, 835 Forcing caused by, 780 Static, 830 Units of, 846 Undercutting: in Cam systems, 327 Elimination of, 330 in Gear systems, 384 Uniform motion, 301 Units: Conversion: SI to U.S. customary, 920 U.S. customary to SI, 920 Systems of, 571 Unit vector: Binormal, 124 Normal, 124 Tangent, 124 Universal joint, 28 Vector: Addition, 62 Angular momentum, 715 Approach to rotor balancing, 839 Graphical operations, 62 Loop-closure cases, 66 Subtraction, 62 Tetrahedron equation, 513 Solutions, 513 Type of: Absolute acceleration, 181 Absolute displacement, 89, 94 Absolute position, 55 Absolute velocity, 105 Acceleration, 181 Acceleration difference, 183 Apparent acceleration, 196 Apparent displacement, 92 Apparent position, 54 Apparent velocity, 119 Displacement, 89 Displacement difference, 89 Force, 573 Moment, 574 Position, 55 Position difference, 53 Unit, 52 Velocity, 105 Velocity difference, 109 Velocity, 105 Absolute, 105 Analysis: of Four-bar linkage, 115 Graphic, 111 Inverse, 553950 INDEX Velocity, (continued) of Offset slider-crank linkage, 118 Polygons, 263 of Spatial mechanism, 518 Systematic strategy for, 128 Using instantaneous centers, 153 Angular, 106 Apparent, 119 Average, 105 Condition for rolling contact, 126 Definition, 105 Difference, 109 Image, 114 Size of, 114 Instantaneous, 105 Instantaneous centers of, 145 Locating, 150 in Multi-degree-of-freedom planar linkages, 265 Using, 153 Matrix, 533 Poles, 165n, 225 Polygon, 113, 263 Ratio, Angular, 156 Vibration: Definition, 743 Forced, 743 Free, 743 Isolation, 782 Phase-plane representation of, 768 Virtual displacement, 608 Virtual-rotor method of balancing, 856 Virtual work, 608 Viscous damping: Coefficient of, 745 Free vibration with, 764 V-type engine, 805 Waldron, K. J., 504n, 561n Wanzer. R. M., 23 Wanzer needle-bar linkage, 23 WATT Mechanism Design Tool, 540 Watt’s linkage, 31 Wedge cam, 298 Weight, definition, 570 Weight/mass controversy, 572, 572n Whitworth linkage, 22 Whole depth, 372 Willis, A. H., 249n Willis, R. W., 917n Windup, 362 Wobble-plate mechanism, 510 Working stroke, 22 Worm, 427 Worm gear, 427, 446 Worm gear differential, 453 Wrapping pair, 10 Wrist-pin force, 816 Yang, A. T., 561n Young’s modulus, 612 Zerol bevel gear, 444
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