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Mechanisms / Linkages by L.P. Robertson, et al.

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Mechanisms / Linkages
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Publisher: Delmar Publishers
ISBN/ASIN: B0035G1104
Number of pages: 285

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This material is an introductory treatment of modern Mechanical Linkages, combining the elements of mechanical theory with those of practicality. The topics treated include: various levers and four-bar configurations, and some selected special topics. The materials are presented in an action-oriented format combining many of the features normally found in a textbook with those usually associated with a laboratory manual.

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