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Instantaneous centers of a six bar linkage
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[QUOTE="haruspex, post: 6458067, member: 334404"] You will need to provide a lot of explanation of the diagram. I take it that the three shaded regions labelled 1 form parts of the same rigid body, and these count as one of the six links. Labels 2 and 5 are next to what look like links. Label 4 appears to refer to the line from P1,4 towards P1,5, but if that is all one rigid link then together with links 1 and 2 it forms a triangle, so no movement would be possible. Label 3 is next to a block. Is that considered a link? What does the small rectangle around P4,5 represent? I have been quite unable to make any sense of the Pm,n notation. How does that work? I do get that the dashed arrows with @∞ mean the label refers to a point at infinity in that direction. [/QUOTE]
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