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What is crank rocker mechanism
The crank rocker mechanism motion is a mechanical system that converts rotary motion into oscillating motion. It consists of a crank, a connecting rod, and a rocker arm, allowing for a wide range of applications in machinery and mechanical devices.
Key Features
- Components:
- Crank: A rotating disk or arm attached to a shaft that provides the input rotary motion.
- Connecting Rod: A link that connects the crank to the rocker arm, transmitting motion.
- Rocker Arm: An oscillating arm that pivots around a fixed point, converting the linear motion from the connecting rod into oscillating motion.
- Functionality:
- Motion Conversion: As the crank rotates, it moves the connecting rod, which in turn causes the rocker arm to oscillate back and forth.
- Variable Stroke: The angle and length of the crank can be adjusted to change the amplitude of the oscillation.
- Applications:
- Mechanical Systems: Used in various machines, such as shapers, slotters, and certain types of engines.
- Pumping Devices: Commonly found in pumps where oscillating motion is required.
- Automotive: In some designs of internal combustion engines, where the crankshaft drives the rocker arms.
- Advantages:
- Efficiency: Effectively converts rotary motion into useful oscillating motion with minimal energy loss.
- Simplicity: A straightforward design that is easy to manufacture and maintain.
- Versatility: Can be adapted for different applications by changing the crank length and angle.
Crank Rocker Mechanism Animations
Add Virtual Constraint Rod To Prevent Driven Crank From Reversing
Converted To Crank Slider Mechanism
Crank Drives Four Sets Of Parallelogram Mechanism
Crank Rocker And Crank Slider Series Mechanism
Crank Rocker And Sine Series Mechanism
Crank Rocker Mechanism 1
Crank Rocker Mechanism 2
Crank Rocker Mechanism Realizes Approximate Straight Line Trajectory
Crank Rocker Mechanism With Eccentric Adjustment Of Slider Stroke
Crank Rocker Slider Three-Level Mechanism 1
Crank Slider And Rotating Guide Rod Series Mechanism
Crank Slider And Swinging Guide Rod Mechanism After Point C Position Is Changed
Crank Slider Mechanism
Crank Swinging Guide Rod And Sine Series Mechanism
Dead Point Position When Connecting Rod And Driven Member (Crank) Are Collinear
Double Crank And Crank Slider Series Mechanism
Double Crank And Rotating Guide Rod Series Mechanism
Double Crank Mechanism
Double Eccentric Disk Solves Driven Crank Reversal
Double Rocker Mechanism Driven By Gear Pair
Double Rocker Mechanism
Double Rotating Block Elliptical Mechanism
Driven Crank Reverses
Gear Pair Connects Crank Rocker And Swinging Guide Rod Mechanism
Lock Eye Mechanism With Crank And Cam Speed Being The Same