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Relation between quaternary joints & binary joints - Theory of Machines - 1
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Q. One quaternary joint is equal to how many binary joints?
- Published on 06 Aug 15
a.
4
b.
3
c.
2
d.
none of the above
ANSWER: 3
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Discussion
Surya
-Posted on 21 Jul 16
I want explanation of ternary joint is equal to 2 binary joints
Sravanthi
-Posted on 19 Oct 15
- A joint is called as quaternary joint if, four links are joined together at a same point to form a kinematic chain.
- One quaternary joint is equivalent to three binary joints. A kinematic chain formed when two links are joined together at a same point is called as binary joint.
- A kinematic chain formed due to three links joined together at a same point is called as ternary joint.
- Two binary joints form one ternary joint.
- Binary joints are formed when two links are connected at a same point to form kinematic chain.
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