B DA The crank rod (OB) in the crank-piston mechanism shown in the figure is rotating with CONSTANT n rpm (revolutions per minute) in CCW (counter clockwise). The length of the rods are r and L. The length of the piston is 10 cm. Find the angular velocity and angular acceleration of the crank rod (OB), the piston rod (BA) and the piston (A) at the given instant by the angle 0. Use the values assigned to your name in the following table. Rotation Crank Piston speed rod rod (rpm) 532 (cm) 19,40 (cm) (degree) Ibrahim halil aygüler values 48,50 30

B DA The crank rod (OB) in the crank-piston mechanism shown in the figure is rotating with CONSTANT n rpm (revolutions per minute) in CCW (counter clockwise). The length of the rods are r and L. The length of the piston is 10 cm. Find the angular velocity and angular acceleration of the crank rod (OB), the piston rod (BA) and the piston (A) at the given instant by the angle 0. Use the values assigned to your name in the following table. Rotation Crank Piston speed rod rod (rpm) 532 (cm) 19,40 (cm) (degree) Ibrahim halil aygüler values 48,50 30

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