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A linkage is a system of rods and joints used to transmit motion. A four-bar linkage in which opposite links are of equal lengt
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A linkage is a system of rods and joints used to transmit motion. A four-bar linkage in which opposite links are of equal lengt
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A linkage is a system of rods and joints used to transmit motion. A four-bar linkage in which opposite links are of equal length is called a parallel-motion linkage. Using the following diagram, explain why the connecting link will always move in such a way that it is parallel to the fixed link.
An example of this kind of linkage is the rod on the wheels of a locomotive. In this case, the two wheels take the place of the driving link and the driven link. Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
