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    The document presents the Euler-Savary equation, which relates the curvature of a point's path of motion between two rolling bodies to the distance of that point from the inflection pole. The inflection pole is the point having zero normal acceleration, and it lies on the inflection circle - a circle defined by points with zero normal acceleration. The Euler-Savary equation states that the reciprocal of the distance from the point of interest to the pole, minus the reciprocal of the distance to the center of curvature, equals the reciprocal of the distance to the inflection pole.

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    The document presents the Euler-Savary equation, which relates the curvature of a point's path of motion between two rolling bodies to the distance of that point from the inflection pole. The inflection pole is the point having zero normal acceleration, and it lies on the inflection circle - a circle defined by points with zero normal acceleration. The Euler-Savary equation states that the reciprocal of the distance from the point of interest to the pole, minus the reciprocal of the distance to the center of curvature, equals the reciprocal of the distance to the inflection pole.

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    EULER-SAVARY EQUATION

    Presentation by Babu R Mohan Roll:No.4

    POLODE The relative plane motion between two rigid bodies is equivalent to the rolling of two curves usually called as polodes. POLE The point of contact between the centrodes is called pole

    The normal and tangential components of acceleration of any point say D can be written as And = -ucosd + (PD) 2 Atd = -usind + (PD)

    POINTS HAVING ZERO NORMAL ACCELERATION

    Let Jd be a moving point having zero normal acceleration. Then by equation 1 PJd = (u/) cosd This is the eqn. of a circle with diameter (u/) , known as inflection circle. This circle contains all the points having zero normal acceleration. The point J is called Inflection Pole

    THE EULER SAVARY EQUATION

    Let Od be the center of curvature of the path D, then And = Vd2/Od D OdD = Vd2/Adn = PD2 * 2/(-ucosd +(PD) 2) = PD2/((-u/)cosd + PD) OdD =PD2/(-PJd + PD) OR 1/PD 1/POd = 1/PJd This is Euler Savary Equation

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