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The Scott-Russell mechanism consists of

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Examveda
Examveda 8 years ago
The Scott Russell mechanism is an extension of a slider-crank linkage consisting of the sliding and return pair. It can be used to generate both approximate and exact straight-line motion.
Haitham Tbakhi
Haitham Tbakhi 8 years ago
What's the Scott russell
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