A four-link mechanism is subjected to the following external forces determine the shaft torque T2 on the input link AB for static equilibrium of the mechanism. Also find the forces on the bearings A. B. C and D. AB = 500 mm, BC 660 mm, CD 560 mm, AD =1000 mm F2= 80 N, F3= 144 N, F4= 60N %3D - 297- Bp 58 Draw the mechanism diagram with a suitable scale (say, SM = 0.1 mm/mm) as shown 325 373 73.5 60 (mm)

A four-link mechanism is subjected to the following external forces determine the shaft torque T2 on the input link AB for static equilibrium of the mechanism. Also find the forces on the bearings A. B. C and D. AB = 500 mm, BC 660 mm, CD 560 mm, AD =1000 mm F2= 80 N, F3= 144 N, F4= 60N %3D - 297- Bp 58 Draw the mechanism diagram with a suitable scale (say, SM = 0.1 mm/mm) as shown 325 373 73.5 60 (mm)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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