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Displacement of Output 

 Figure 23. xxDisplacement of the Output Link


Linear Velocity of Output


 Figure 24. xxLinear Velocity of the Output Link


Linear Acceleration of Output 


 Figure 25. xxLinear Acceleration of the Output Link


Input Link

The input link for the casting mechanism is connected to the ground link that moves with the output link of the positional adjustment mechanism to move the output link of the casting mechanism.

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Displacement of Input 


 Figure 26. xxDisplacement of the Input Link


Linear Velocity of Input 


 Figure 27. xxLinear Velocity of the Input Link


Linear Acceleration of Input 


 Figure 28. xxLinear Acceleration of the Input Link


Mobility Calculation (Grubler's Equation):

Gruebler's Equation is vital for calculating the mobility of robotic mechanisms. It helps determine a mechanism's degree of freedom by considering the number of links, joints, and their respective degrees of freedom. Below is the calculation to determine the mobility of our casting mechanism design.

 Figure 29. xxMobility Calculation


Mechanical Advantage of Output/Input

The mechanical advantage of the output was determined using the kinematic velocity data obtained from analysis. By assuming power is preserved throughout the mechanism, we can plot the input velocity divided by the output velocity at each point in time to give mechanical advantage of the mechanism. 

 Figure 30. xxMechanical Advantage of Output/Input


Animation showing linkage operation in the full range

 Figure 31. xxAnimation of Casting Mechanism

Analysis of Positional Adjustment Mechanism

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Ideal Motion of Link 1:

 Figure 32. xxAnimation of Ideal Motion of Positional Adjustment Mechanism


Displacement and linear velocity for one full rotation of link 1:

Input - 15 rpms

 Figure 33. xx Displacement of                                                                                      Figure 34. xx