Modelling of Kinematic Chains and Mechanisms with Special Emphasis on Multi-Linked Jointed Chain Mechanisms

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The amalgamation of the kinematic chain needs to acquire the data of the kinematic chain precisely and thoroughly. Isomorphism recognition is a fundamental stage in kinematic chain blend. In this article, a clever isomorphism assurance technique for planar kinematic chains with different joints dependent on joint-joint matrix portrayal was proposed. Initially, a joint-joint matrix is introduced to portray the kinematic chain, which can exceptionally address the kinematic chain structure. Then, at that point, connections and joints data were extricated from the matrix. The isomorphism of kinematic chain is distinguished by looking at connections, joints and matrices. Furthermore, the connection between the connections and the joints comparing to the isomorphic kinematic is not really settled. At long last, the models show that the technique is novel and proficient. The mechanisms can be formed by fixing different links and joints in a particular order or a random order.

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Sharma, O.R., Bhatnagar, S., Verma, S., Mahallawat, J., Kaushik, V., Sharma, S. (2023). Modelling of Kinematic Chains and Mechanisms with Special Emphasis on Multi-Linked Jointed Chain Mechanisms. In: Sharma, R., Kannojiya, R., Garg, N., Gautam, S.S. (eds) Advances in Engineering Design. FLAME 2022. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3033-3_9

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