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Course Number 0542-4420-01
Course Name Theory of Machines
Academic Unit The Iby and Aladar Fleischman Faculty of Engineering -
Mechanical Engineering
Lecturer Dr. Joseph GrunfeldContact
Contact Email: josefgr@post.tau.ac.il
Office Hours By appointmentBuilding: Wolfson - Mechanical Engineer , Room: 134
Mode of Instruction Lecture and Exercise
Credit Hours 4
Semester 2021/2
Day Sun
Hours 14:00-16:00
Building Engineering Classrooms
Room 103
Semester 2021/2
Day Tue
Hours 10:00-12:00
Building Wolfson - Software Engineerin
Room 104
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Short Course Description

Credit points: 3.5
0542-442001 semester: A (2017-18)
Course Title: Theory of Mechanisms and Machinery
Lecturer: Dr. Josef Grunfeld.

Course description:

Lecture and Exercises = 4 hours

1. Introduction, Definitions. Terminology and Assumptions
2. Structural Analysis
Degree of Freedom, Kinematic Chain ? Classification of Mechanisms, Dobrovolski Formula and Gr?bler Formula, Double Kinetic Pairs, Input Link, The Gr?bler-Harisberger Theorem, Kinematic Scheme, Structural Scheme, Assur Modular Groups, Graph of the Mechanisms, Critical Connections, Passive Connections.
3. Kinematic Analysis of the Mechanisms
Position, Displacement, Path of Points, Calculation of Velocities -Methods: Instant Centers of Rotation, Separation of Vectors, Velocity Polygons, Calculation of Acceleration, Acceleration Polygons, Analytical Methods -The Contour Method, Absolute Cartesian Coordinate Method, The Complex Number Method, The Spline Function Method.
4. Gears and Gears Trains
Gearing Theory, Fundamentals Low of Toothed Gearing, Involute, Geometric Calculations, Gear Trains. Classification. Simple Gear Trains, Complex Gear Trains, Planetary and Differentially Gear Trains. Calculation of Transmission Ratio
5. Kinetostatic Analysis of Mechanisms
Forces operating in the Field of Mechanisms: Inertia Forces, Reaction Forces, Friction Forces, Forces and Equivalent Masses.

Prerequisites: Differential and Integral Calculations, Static and Dynamic of Rigid Bodies

Grade is composed of: 15% home exercises, one assignment can be skipped.
Final exam 85%.

Bibliography
1. פסן,ד. שביט, א. תורת המכונות , הוצאה מיכלול בע"מ, 1991
2. Mabie. H., Ockvirk.F, Mechanisms and Dynamics of Machinery, John Wiley and Sons Inc, New York,
3. Martin.G.H , Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines, McGraw-Hill, London.
4. Erdman.A.G, Sandor.G.N, Mechanism Design, Analysis and Synthesis, Prentice Hall New Jersey.
5. Uicker Jr. , J., J. , Pennock , G. , R. , Shigley ,J. , I., Theory ofMachines and Mechanisms, Oxford University Press, New York, 2003.



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Course Requirements

Final Exam

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PrerequisiteDynamics of Rigid Bodies (05422110) +Mechanics of Solids (1) (05422200)

The specific prerequisites of the course,
according to the study program, appears on the program page of the handbook



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