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4/97 A 250-N force is applied to the foot-operated air pump. The return spring S exerts a 3-N m moment on member OBA for this position. Determine the cor- responding compression force C in the eylinder BD. If the diameter of the piston in the cylinder is 45 mm, estimate the air pressure generated for these condi- tions. State any assumptions. Ans. C 510 N, p 321 kPa %3D

4/97 A 250-N force is applied to the foot-operated air pump. The return spring S exerts a 3-N m moment on member OBA for this position. Determine the cor- responding compression force C in the eylinder BD. If the diameter of the piston in the cylinder is 45 mm, estimate the air pressure generated for these condi- tions. State any assumptions. Ans. C 510 N, p 321 kPa %3D

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4/97 A 250-N force is applied to the foot-operated air pump. The return spring S exerts a 3-N•m moment on member OBA for this position. Determine the cor- responding compression force C in the cylinder BD. If the diameter of the piston in the cylinder is 45 mm, estimate the air pressure generated for these condi- tions. State any assumptions. Ans. C = 510 N, p = 321 kPa
Transcribed Image Text:4/97 A 250-N force is applied to the foot-operated air pump. The return spring S exerts a 3-N•m moment on member OBA for this position. Determine the cor- responding compression force C in the cylinder BD. If the diameter of the piston in the cylinder is 45 mm, estimate the air pressure generated for these condi- tions. State any assumptions. Ans. C = 510 N, p = 321 kPa
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