Kinematic and static analysis of the lift cap mechanism
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In this study, which is prepared as a Master's Thesis of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, information is given about the determination of the characteristic features of the springs used in lift valve mechanisms and the process before the spring in the mechanism is placed in the mechanism. Two vector circuit equations were written for the 6-armed mechanism and kinematic and kinetic analysis was performed. The spring characteristic was determined according to the values obtained from the kinetic analysis. Kinematic and kinetic analysis analytical solution results were verified by analysis in the ANSYS program. Within the scope of this thesis, information was given about the Pressure Spring Fatigue Apparatus, which was designed and manufactured in Samet Kalıp ve Madeni Eşya A.Ş.
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Mustafa Bekir
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Mustafa Bekir (Master Thesis). Kinematic and static analysis of the lift cap mechanism, 2024, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University.
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