Sub:-Kinematics of Machines Topic:- Synthesis and Analysis of Mechanism Prepared By:- Goriya Vaishali (130590119037) Guided by:-Prof. M. U. Parasara •Generally the steering is provided on front wheel only. •Front wheel is mounted on stub axle. •The mechanism change the position of stub axle about their pivot point for steering. •The rear wheel always remains straight. •During steering the wheel must has a pure rolling action. •As shown in figure when vehicle takes turn, the inner wheel makes a large angle θ then outer wheel angle ø. •As shown in figure •L=wheel base. •a=distance between two wheels. •b=distance between two pivots. •cotø – cotθ = b/L. •This equation is the condition of correct steering. •This mechanism is mounted on front axle having four bar chain with four turning pairs. •tanα=b/2L. •This equation is devis steering gear mechanism. •This mechanism is simpler than devis steering gear mechanism. The difference between two steering mechanism are :1) Construction of devis mechanism is on the front side of the front axle where as ackermann is at back side of the front axle. 2) The devis steering gear mechanism consist four turning pair and two sliding pair where ackermann steering gear mechanism consists four turning pairs. •In devis steering mechanism link AB is a fixed link. Link BC and AD are of same length and connected to both the wheel pivoted at B and A. •When the vehicle moves on a straight path the link AB and CD are parallel to each other and link BC and AD are equally inclined to link AB. •A hook joint is used to connect to shaft, which are intersecting at a small angle. •The end of each shaft is forked to u type and each forked provides to bearing for the arm of a cross. •The arm of the cross are perpendicular to each other. 2 /ω = cosα / 1-cos θ*sin2α •ω1 2 •In order to have a constant velocity ratio of the driving and driven shaft, and intermediate shaft with a hooke’s joint at each. •This type of joint is known as double hooke’s joints. •This joint gives a velocity ratio = unity ; if 1) The axis of driving & driven shaft are in the same plane. 2) The driving & driven shaft make equal angle with intermediate shaft. •Consider figure. a slider crank mechanism as shown in •Link a, b, c, d are connected and this type of chain is called Four bar chain. •Consider Four bar chain mechanism as shown in figure. Velocity polygon Mark a fix point of the mechanism as one point. Take any point o and from it draw oa=V =ω*OA with some suitable scale perpendicular to link OA as in fig •The velocity of point B w.r.t point A is perpendicular to line AB. So from point ‘a’ draw a line perpendicular to AB representing V . • AO AB •The velocity of slider B relative to O is parallel to the line OB as B is a slider. From O draw a line parallel to the line of stroke OB to intersect V at point b. •Measure V = ab and V = ob from the velocity diagram. AB BA OB •Acceleration polygon f =ω2* OA =V2 /OA •Crank OA rotates with constant angular velocity. So the tangential component of acceleration of point A is zero. 1) Draw vector oa’ = f t parallel to AO opposite direction with some suitable scale. 2) From point a’ draw vector a’x = f r = V /BA which is the radial2 component of acceleration of B w.r.t A. it is parallel to BA but in opposite direction of link VBA. • rAO AO AO BA BA Acceleration polygon 3) From x draw vector xb’ perpendicular to or AB. The vector xb’ represent the tangential component of acceleration of B w.r.t A i.e. f . It is known in direction only and contains b’ . r 4) Joint a’ to b’ vector a’b’ represents acceleration of B w.r.t A i.e. f 5) f , f can be found by measurement with the scale. BA BA B BA Chebyshev spacing of precision points is very useful in minimizing the structural error. For points in the range x0 ≤x≤xn+1 , the precision points x, according to chebyshev spacing are given as, xj=1/2(xn+1+x0)-1/2(xn+1-x0) * cos(π(2j-1)/2n) where, j=1, 2, ..... n θj= θi+kθ(xj-xi) øj = øi + kø (yj-yi) kθ=∆θ/∆x kø=∆ø/∆y ∆x=xj-xi ∆y=yj-yi k1cosø+ k2cosθ +k3 =cos(θ-ø) This equation is freudenstein's equation. Where , k1 = a/b k2 = -a/d 2 2 2 2 k3 = (a+b-c+d )/2bd THANK YOU
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