Car Jack Based on 6R Overconstrained Mechanism

Laurenţiu Racilă; Ilie Dumitru; Ionuţ Daniel Geonea

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.822.12

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Preface, Committees, Partners and Sponsors

Application of Homotopy Analysis Method for Solving Equation of Vehicle’s Move in the Linear Case
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Car Jack Based on 6R Overconstrained Mechanism
p.12

Design Approach for the Vehicle's Steering Linkage Fitted on Rigid Axle
p.18

Modal-Dynamic Analysis of the Steering Mechanism on a Vehicle
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Theoretical and Experimental Researches Regarding the Influence of the Suspension Car Stiffness on the Dynamic Behavior of Vehicles
p.36

Virtual Model Used for Kinematics Study of Car’s Rear Axle
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Study on the Applied Tolerances Using Computer Aided Design
p.50

Mathematic Model for Analysing the Dynamic Behavior of a Vehicle in the Field of Chaotic Movements
p.54

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Car Jack Based on 6R Overconstrained Mechanism

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The paper presents a possible practical application based on two 6R overconstrained mechanism, more precisely 6R Wohlhart overconstrained mechanism. Two of these mechanisms are put in a mirror position, in order to obtain a car jack. The mechanisms are disposed in other position than the original one, three non-adjacent joints being constrained to remain in a fixed plane.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 822)

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12-17

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January 2016

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Laurenţiu Racilă*, Ilie Dumitru, Ionuţ Daniel Geonea

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Car Jack, Industrial Application, Kinematics, Overconstrained Mechanism, Translational Device

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