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General mechanical engineering - Study method

Author: Jean-Pierre BROSSARD

Publication date: January 10, 1997

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    3. Mechanical development

    To be fully effective, kinematics and general dynamics have been developed in various directions.

    3.1 Development of kinematics

    • Flat kinematics

      Mechanisms whose motion can be reduced to plane-on-plane motion are very numerous and simpler to study. As a result, plane kinematics has become a body of doctrine.

    • Spatial kinematics

      Kinematics in space gives rise to less straightforward formulations. However, general and applicable results will be indicated.

    • Applied kinematics. Mechanism theory

      This field is extremely vast. Therefore, only general methods...

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