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Can someone please tell me what book is about velocity polygon and corelis acceleration?
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What are those?askor said:velocity polygon and corelis acceleration?
askor said:Can someone please tell me what book is about velocity polygon and corelis acceleration?
Thank you
A velocity polygon is a graphical representation of the velocity of different points in a mechanism or machine. It is formed by drawing line segments from each point to represent its velocity and connecting them to form a closed polygon.
A velocity polygon shows the relative velocities of different points in a mechanism, while a velocity vector diagram shows the actual velocities of these points. Additionally, a velocity polygon is a closed figure, while a velocity vector diagram is an open figure.
The main purpose of constructing a velocity polygon is to analyze the motion of a mechanism or machine and determine the relative velocities of its different parts. This can help in understanding the functionality of the mechanism and identifying any potential issues.
Corelis acceleration is the rate of change of velocity in a mechanism. It can be calculated by differentiating the velocity polygon. Therefore, the velocity polygon is a useful tool in understanding corelis acceleration and its effects on a mechanism.
Yes, a velocity polygon can be used to determine the acceleration of a mechanism. By differentiating the velocity polygon, the acceleration polygon can be constructed, which represents the acceleration of different points in the mechanism. This can provide valuable insights into the performance of the mechanism and potential areas for improvement.