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Mechanical Elements

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Abstract

Mechanical systems, machines and devices usually consist of:

  • — masses (point masses, rigid bodies);

  • — connecting elements (bars, beams, springs, belts, dampers);

  • — machine elements (bearings, gears, guidances, cylinders with pistons).

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(2005). Mechanical Elements. In: Mechatronic Systems. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-259-4_4

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