bar linkage

[′bär ‚liŋ·kij]

(mechanical engineering)

A set of bars joined together at pivots by means of pins or equivalent devices; used to transmit power and information.

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In this project we used sheet metal, shafts, chain and sprockets, plumber block, skid, four bar linkage, L angle attachment and handle.

The stress acting on the four bar linkage is shown in figure 2.

Optimization and analysis of manual paddy transplanter

Rocket lifting mechanism was developed as a six bar linkage actuated by hydraulic cylinder.

Structural and functional characteristics of the lifting mechanism in universal rocket transportation launching device

As examples of visualization of the problems of engineering mechanics the simulations of motion of virtual four bar linkage, material point on the elliptical trajectory and large oscillations of a virtual double pendulum are considered.

1 shows a frame of the video clip (Four bar linkage, 2011) that simulates the motion of a virtual four bar linkage (Norton, 1999) with a con-rod's curve.

On creative teaching of engineering mechanics

The Spicer suspended axles developed to date feature a top pin mounting configuration with a four bar linkage which can be retrofitted in place of many existing, nonsuspended axle products without changing the frame design.

Dana Launches Spicer Suspended Axles For Tractors, Other Mobile Equipment

They share the same basic design as the larger models, including New Holland's "Z" bar linkage geometry boom.

New Holland Construction. (New products: the latest products)

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