H.W (3): In a mechanism as shown in Fig. 7.15, the various dimensions are : OC 125mm ; CP = 500 mm ; PA= 125 mm ; AQ = 250 mm and QE = 125 mm. Given that: Noc = 120 r.p.m, 350 The bell crank lever AQE rocks About fixed centre Q. Draw the 90 velocity diagram and calculate the absolute velocity of point E of the lever. 200 VE = vector oe 0.7 m/s Ans. od 45 V T 25 mm

H.W (3): In a mechanism as shown in Fig. 7.15, the various dimensions are : OC 125mm ; CP = 500 mm ; PA= 125 mm ; AQ = 250 mm and QE = 125 mm. Given that: Noc = 120 r.p.m, 350 The bell crank lever AQE rocks About fixed centre Q. Draw the 90 velocity diagram and calculate the absolute velocity of point E of the lever. 200 VE = vector oe 0.7 m/s Ans. od 45 V T 25 mm

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