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Theory of machine| part -1

Kinematics links - Every part of machine which have relative motion to another part.   → The link should be resistance body.   What is resistant body? →Under the action of force it can transfer motion and power. Kinematics links →1. Rigid links     2. Flexible links     3. Fluid links Rigid links - There is no deformation.   Ex - piston,connecting rod Flexible links - Deformation is allowed under permissible limits. Ex - Belt drive Fluid links - A fluid link is one that is deformed by having fluid in a closed vessel and the motion is transmitted through the fluid by pressure. Ex - Hydraulic press   Types of links - 1. Singular 2. Binary 3. Ternary 4. Quaternary links
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Theory of machine| part -1

Kinematics links - Every part of machine which have relative motion to another part.
  →The link should be resistance body.
 
What is resistant body?
→Under the action of force it can transfer motion and power.

Kinematics links →1. Rigid links
    2. Flexible links
    3. Fluid links
Rigid links - There is no deformation.
  Ex - piston,connecting rod
Flexible links - Deformation is allowed under permissible limits.
Ex - Belt drive
Fluid links - A fluid link is one that is deformed by having fluid in a closed vessel and the motion is transmitted through the fluid by pressure. Ex - Hydraulic press
 
Types of links - 1. Singular 2. Binary 3. Ternary 4. Quaternary links


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