Web sources for pneumatics angles/distances?

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Posted by Vince Wilczynski at 1/15/2001 5:19 PM EST


Engineer on team #124, Whalers, from New London / Montville/ Williams School and Notheast Utilities / US Coast Guard Academy.



Now that most folks are using pneumatics, anyone find any web references that can calculate resulting angles for a given displacement for four bar linkages? I know I have some references at work but I am looking for something to use tonight.The fpda.org site isn't much help.

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Posted by William Elliott at 1/15/2001 10:34 PM EST


Student on team #442, Knight Riders, from Lee High School.


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Posted by Vince Wilczynski on 1/15/2001 5:19 PM EST:



: Now that most folks are using pneumatics, anyone find any web references that can calculate resulting angles for a given displacement for four bar linkages? I know I have some references at work but I am looking for something to use tonight.The fpda.org site isn't much help.


you should try the Fluid Power Distribution Association (the guys that made the pneumatics) webiste. Their website is www.fpda.org

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Posted by Mike at 1/16/2001 3:36 PM EST


Other from Grandview Heights High School.


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Posted by Vince Wilczynski on 1/15/2001 5:19 PM EST:



Try Parker Corp website...they have program called InPhorm that might help you.

: Now that most folks are using pneumatics, anyone find any web references that can calculate resulting angles for a given displacement for four bar linkages? I know I have some references at work but I am looking for something to use tonight.The fpda.org site isn't much help.