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200 75 A pneumatic cylinder pivoted at F operates the lever AB of the toggle clamp, which clamps the work piece under the pin G in position. For an air pressure of 400 kPa above the atmospheric pressure in the cylinder against the 50 mm diameter piston, determine the clamping force at G for the position a=10° with FB perpendicular to AB. D. 75 100 150 Ans: FG=2.3 kN Dimensions in millimeters

200 75 A pneumatic cylinder pivoted at F operates the lever AB of the toggle clamp, which clamps the work piece under the pin G in position. For an air pressure of 400 kPa above the atmospheric pressure in the cylinder against the 50 mm diameter piston, determine the clamping force at G for the position a=10° with FB perpendicular to AB. D. 75 100 150 Ans: FG=2.3 kN Dimensions in millimeters

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50 200 75 A pneumatic cylinder pivoted at F operates the lever AB of the toggle clamp, which clamps the work piece under the pin G in position. For an air pressure of 400 kPa above the atmospheric pressure in the cylinder against the 50 mm diameter piston, determine the clamping force at G for the position a=10° with FB perpendicular to AB. G 75 A 100 150 Ans: FG=2.3 kN Dimensions in millimeters
Transcribed Image Text:50 200 75 A pneumatic cylinder pivoted at F operates the lever AB of the toggle clamp, which clamps the work piece under the pin G in position. For an air pressure of 400 kPa above the atmospheric pressure in the cylinder against the 50 mm diameter piston, determine the clamping force at G for the position a=10° with FB perpendicular to AB. G 75 A 100 150 Ans: FG=2.3 kN Dimensions in millimeters
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