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Equation for the angular position of a slider crank mechanism
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[QUOTE="Mech_LS24, post: 6522775, member: 690885"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] I can't figure out how to setup a equation for the angle position of a slider crank mechanism. As the mechanism is driven by an angular velocity, the angle (theta) changes constantly. Theta is the angle which rotates the crank. I would like find the angle α (alpha) during the rotation of crank. Hi! I would like to know how I could define an equation for α with given the two lengths of the rods and angle theta (θ). I sketched the situation below, the problem arises when the rod [B]Lab[/B] has pasts the 180 degrees. Like to hear. [ATTACH type="full"]286975[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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