Links in Technical Objects

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Links in Technical Objects

Links A link refers to the connection between two components of an object. There are different characteristics of this connection that we need to think about.

Criteria 1: Direct or Indirect Direct: The link does not require a linking component.

Criteria 1: Direct or Indirect Direct: The link does not require a linking component. Indirect: The link does require a linking component (ex: screw, glue, etc)

Criteria 2: Rigid or Flexible Rigid: The linking is not flexible (it cannot be bent out of shape).

Criteria 2: Rigid or Flexible Rigid: The linking is not flexible (it cannot be bent out of shape). Flexible: The link can be deformed when used and has the ability to return to its initial position.

Criteria 3: Removable or Permanent? Removable: You can separate the two linked items without breaking the object.

Criteria 3: Removable or Permanent? Removable: You can separate the two linked items without breaking the object. Permanent: You cannot separate the two linked items without breaking the object.

Criteria 4: Complete or Partial? Complete: The link does not allow the two connecting parts to be moving independently.

Criteria 4: Complete or Partial? Complete: The link does not allow the two connecting parts to be moving independently. Partial: The two connecting parts can move independently.

What type of link is this?

What type of link is this?

What type of link is this?

What type of link is this?

Guiding controls the motion of an object Guiding controls the motion of an object. There are 3 types of guides and movements:

1. Translational: This allows translational movement (up-and-down, or left-to-right movement)

2. Rotational: This allows rotational movement (spinning around something).

3. Helical: This type of guide allows translational motion of a moving part while it rotates (combination of translational and rotational).

Work Period Finish up your helmet lab. It will be collected on Thursday. Links and Guides practice: Workbook page 188-189 (#1-2, 4-7). This is not for homework yet, but it will be eventually.