A pump is driven from an engine crank-shaft by themechanism as shown in Figure . The pump piston shownat F is 250 mm in diameter and the crank speed is 100r.p.m. The dimensions of various links are as follows: OA= 150 mm ; ABmm; DE = 500 mm. Determine for the position shown:1. The velocity of the cross-head E,2. The rubbing velocity of the pins A and B which are 50mm diameter.3.The acceleration of the cross-head E.45A300600 mm ; BC = 350 mm ; CD = 150%3D4501001111All dimensions in mm.

Given data - Diameter of piston - 250mm Crank speed is 100 r.p.m

A pump is driven from an engi mechanism as shown in Figure. T at F is 250 mm in diameter and r.p.m. The dimensions of various li 150 mm ; AB = 600 mm; BC mm; DE = 500 mm. Determine for 1. The velocity of the cross-head E, 2. The rubbing velocity of the pins A %3D %3D mm diameter. 3.The acceleration of the cross-hea.

A pump is driven from an engi mechanism as shown in Figure. T at F is 250 mm in diameter and r.p.m. The dimensions of various li 150 mm ; AB = 600 mm; BC mm; DE = 500 mm. Determine for 1. The velocity of the cross-head E, 2. The rubbing velocity of the pins A %3D %3D mm diameter. 3.The acceleration of the cross-hea.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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