3. The connecting rod of the steam engine shown schematically is assumed to be a slender uniformrod. 4 ft long weighing 322 Ib. the crank AO is 1ft long and rotates at a constant rate of 10 rad/s.the force on the 64.4 Ib cross-head at the given instant is 2142 Ib. neglecting friction. Determinethe normal force on the crosshead and the horizontal and vertical components at crank pinforce at A.А45degВ

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3. The connecting rod of the steam engine shown schematically is assumed to be a slender uniform rod. 4 ft long weighing 322 Ib. the crank AO is 1ft long and rotates at a constant rate of 10 rad/s. the force on the 64.4 lb cross-head at the given instant is 2142 lb. neglecting friction. Determine the normal force on the crosshead and the horizontal and vertical components at crank pin force at A. А 45deg B

3. The connecting rod of the steam engine shown schematically is assumed to be a slender uniform rod. 4 ft long weighing 322 Ib. the crank AO is 1ft long and rotates at a constant rate of 10 rad/s. the force on the 64.4 lb cross-head at the given instant is 2142 lb. neglecting friction. Determine the normal force on the crosshead and the horizontal and vertical components at crank pin force at A. А 45deg B

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3. The connecting rod of the steam engine shown schematically is assumed to be a slender uniform
rod. 4 ft long weighing 322 Ib. the crank AO is 1ft long and rotates at a constant rate of 10 rad/s.
the force on the 64.4 Ib cross-head at the given instant is 2142 Ib. neglecting friction. Determine
the normal force on the crosshead and the horizontal and vertical components at crank pin
force at A.
А
45deg
В

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