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Cam and follower theory prof. sagar a dhotareSagar Dhotare
This ppt covers following points,
Classification of Cam and Follower
Terminology of cam
Importance of Pressure angle
Application of Cam and Follower
Importance of cam and follower
PRESENTATION ON WORM GEAR FOR DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENT 2 BY :
Ranjan Rajkumar, Ranjan Leishangthem and Daihrii Kholi
of mechanical engineering Department, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MANIPUR
This is the basic lecture on introduction to gears for engineering students. It includes basics of gears, spur gear, bevel gear, etc. It also talks about a fundamental law of gearing, pressure angle and contact ratio.
The gears are a type of mechanical element whose teeth are cut around a cylindrical or conical surface with the same space. It is used for the rotation and transmission of force from the drive shaft to the driven shaft when coupling a pair of elements. The gears can be classified into spiral, cycloid and trochoidal gears according to their shape. It can also be classified as parallel shaft gear, transverse shaft gear and non-parallel and non-transverse shaft gear depending on the position of the shaft.
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Unit 8-cams, Kinematics of machines of VTU Syllabus prepared by Hareesha N Gowda, Asst. Prof, Dayananda Sagar College of Engg, Blore. Please write to hareeshang@gmail.com for suggestions and criticisms.
Cam and follower theory prof. sagar a dhotareSagar Dhotare
This ppt covers following points,
Classification of Cam and Follower
Terminology of cam
Importance of Pressure angle
Application of Cam and Follower
Importance of cam and follower
PRESENTATION ON WORM GEAR FOR DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENT 2 BY :
Ranjan Rajkumar, Ranjan Leishangthem and Daihrii Kholi
of mechanical engineering Department, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MANIPUR
This is the basic lecture on introduction to gears for engineering students. It includes basics of gears, spur gear, bevel gear, etc. It also talks about a fundamental law of gearing, pressure angle and contact ratio.
The gears are a type of mechanical element whose teeth are cut around a cylindrical or conical surface with the same space. It is used for the rotation and transmission of force from the drive shaft to the driven shaft when coupling a pair of elements. The gears can be classified into spiral, cycloid and trochoidal gears according to their shape. It can also be classified as parallel shaft gear, transverse shaft gear and non-parallel and non-transverse shaft gear depending on the position of the shaft.
major project on dual shaper machine!!!!! , made by pankaj verma
aim : cutting motion of single shaper machine is improved , thus saves time , power and cost to any industry .
,
diploma mechanical engineering
,
mechanical engineering
,
machine design
,
design of machine elements
,
knuckle joint
,
failures of knuckle joint under different streses
,
fork end
,
single eye end
,
knuckle pin
Unit 8-cams, Kinematics of machines of VTU Syllabus prepared by Hareesha N Gowda, Asst. Prof, Dayananda Sagar College of Engg, Blore. Please write to hareeshang@gmail.com for suggestions and criticisms.
A cam is a rotating machine element which gives reciprocating or oscillating motion to another element known as the follower.Though the cams may be classified in many ways, among them we can classify:
1. Radial or disc cam.
2. Cylindrical cam.
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2. Cam makes a higher kinematic pair with follower. Cam mechanisms are widely used because with them, different types of motion can be possible. Cams can provide unusual and irregular motions that may be impossible with the other types of mechanisms.
However, the manufacturing of cams is expensive and the wear effect due to the contact stresses is a disadvantage. On the other hand, cams are not proper for the systems with high speeds and heavy loads.
6. Classification of Followers
•According to the construction of the surface in contact(roller, flat faced, cylindrical, spherical)
•According to the type of movement (translating or oscillating)
•The translating follower is also classified as radial or off-set according to the location of movement with respect to the cam rotation axis.
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8. BASIC CAM MOTION CURVES
•In this section some well known motion curves will be explained for the rise portion of the motion curve only.
•1. Linear Motion :
•Equation describing a linear motion with respect to time is: s= a1 t +a0 Assuming constant angular velocity for the input cam ( ), since t =/ s= a1 / +a0 Let H= Total follower rise (Stroke) = angular rotation of the cam corresponding to the total rise of the follower.
a=0
•The motion curve and velocity and acceleration curves are as shown. Note that the acceleration is zero for the entire motion (a=0) but is infinite at the ends. Due to infinite accelerations, high inertia forces will be created at the start and at the end even at moderate speeds. The cam profile will be discontinuous. One basic rule in cam design is that this motion curve must be continuous and the first and second derivatives (corresponding to the velocity and acceleration of the follower) must be finite even at the transition points.
9. 2. Simple Harmonic Motion
•Simple harmonic motion curve is widely used since it is simple to design. The curve is the projection of a circle about the cam rotation axis as shown in the figure. The equations relating the follower displacement velocity and acceleration to the cam rotation angle are:
10. 2. Simple Harmonic Motion(cont’d)
•vmax
•Vmax=
•amax=
Note that even though the velocity and acceleration is finite, the maximum acceleration is discontinuous at the start and end of the rise period. Hence the third derivative, jerk, will be infinite at the start and end of the rise portion. This curve will not be suitable for high or moderate speeds.
11. 3. Parabolic or Constant Acceleration Motion Curve
•For the range 0 < < /2 For the range /2 < <
12. 3. Parabolic or Constant Acceleration Motion Curve (cont’d)
•In this case the velocity and accelerations will be finite. There is a constant acceleration for the first half and a constant deceleration in the second half of the cycle. However the third derivative, jerk, will be infinite at the two ends as in the case of simple harmonic motion. Displacement, velocity and acceleration curves are as shown. This motion curve has the lowest possible acceleration.
13. 4. Cycloidal Motion Curve
•If a circle rolls along a straight line without slipping, a point on the circumference traces a curve that is called a cycloid. This curve can be drawn by drawing a circle with center C on the line OO’. The circumference of the circle is equal to the total rise; or the diameter is H/ .The circumference is divided into a number of equal parts corresponding to the divisions along the horizontal axis. The points around the circle are first projected to the vertical centerline of the circle and then parallel to OO’ to the corresponding vertical line on the diagram.
14. 4. Cycloidal Motion Curve (cont’d)
•The equations relating the follower displacement, velocity and acceleration to the cam rotation angle are:
Within the curves we have thus far seen, cycloidal motion curve has the best dynamic characteristics. The acceleration is finite at all times and the starting and ending acceleration is zero. It will yield a cam mechanism with the lowest vibration, stress, noise and shock characteristics. Hence for high speed applications this motion curve is recommended.
15. Normalization of the motion curves
•In order to compare the motion curves that were discussed we take,
•=1 rad/s H= 1 unit = 1 radian
•This procedure is known as “normalization”. Using this procedure one can then easily compare all these curves with respect to each other. This comparison is shown in the Figure. Cv, Ca and Cj, are the maximum velocity, acceleration and jerk values for the normalized curves. One can determine the maximum velocity, acceleration and jerk for any H, and as:
16. Also the equations given for the normalized motion curves can be converted for any rise H, angular velocity and crank rotation by multiplying the equation by H and substituting / instead of .
For simple harmonic motion:
s=1/2(1-cos()) (from Table)
multiply this equation by H and substitute / instead of ,
s=H/2(1-cos(/)) (the real eq’n)
Vmax=(/2) H/=1,57 H/=Cv H/
amax= =CaH2/2=4,93 H2/2
17. Cam Size Determination
•Cam size determination is related to the determination of the base circle. In almost all applications it is required to minimize the size of the cam. Large cams are not desired due to the following reasons: 1. More space is required. 2. Unbalanced mass increases 3. Follower has a longer path for each cycle. Therefore, angular velocity of the follower and the surface velocity increases. However as we decrease the cam size, the following factors arise: 1. The force transmission characteristics deteriorate. The cam profile becomes more steep. 2. The curvature of the cam profile decreases (sharp curves) 3. Strength requirements due to the forces and moments acting on the cam.
•In practice the cam size is determined by considering two factors:
a) The pressure angle
b) The minimum radius of curvature
18. Pressure Angle
•The pressure angle, which is the reciprocal of the transmission angle (i.e. =/2- ) is defined as:
• In cams there is point contact and the force is transmitted along the common normal of the two contacting curves. Cams with roller followers have pressure angles whereas with flat faced followers don’t have.
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19. Pressure Angle (cont’d)
The pressure angle is a function of cam rotation angle. The force ratio for the pressure angle may be expressed by using the kinematics of the mechanism. For an inline translating roller follower radial cam vB3 = vB2 + vB3/B2 vB3= Follower velocity = ds/dt= vB2 = Velocity of point B on the cam= r (r=OB= s+rb+rr. rb is the base circle radius, rr is the roller radius) The relative velocity direction is along the path tangent.
20. Pressure Angle (cont’d)
•The designer selects an acceptable maximum pressure angle and finds the base circle radius.
•Maximum pressure angle usually depends on the speed, load and place of application of the cam mechanism. In general,
• If the cam speed is less then 30 rpm: max ≤450
If the cam speed is greater then 30 rpm: max ≤600
This value can easily be determined from the motion curve. rr may be determined from strength considerations
21. Cam Curvature
•In practice for roller followers it is common to determine the cam size using the maximum pressure angle criteria and then check that the cam curvature is satisfactory. In case of flat faced followers, the cam curvature is the determining criteria for the cam size. Graphically when laying out the cam profile, first the successive positions of the follower according to the cam motion curve is drawn while keeping the cam fixed.
22. Cam Curvature (cont’d)
For example, for a cam with the selected
roller radius and base circle radius,
the positions of the roller are A,B,C,D
and E. However, it is not possible to draw a
smooth curve that is tangent to all the roller
circles. With Profile#1, the cam profile
is tangent to the circles at positions A,C and
E, and in Profile#2 the cam profile is
tangent to positions A,B and E. There is no
cam profile that will be tangent to all the positions of the roller. This is known
as “undercutting” and occurs whenever the radius of curvature of the cam
profile is less than the radius of the roller (p<rr). In order to eliminate this
condition a larger base circle radius is selected or, if strength conditions
permit, the radius of the roller is reduced.
23. Cam Curvature (cont’d)
•For roller followers the following recommendations may be made to avoid undercutting:
•Use smaller roller diameter (this is limited by the contact stress at the surface)
•Utilize a larger cam size (this is usually not desired. It must be applied if necessary)
•Employ an internal cam (the curvature is less critical but they are more expensive to manufacture)
24. Cam Curvature (cont’d)
A similar case is shown in case of flat faced followers. The
cam profile is not tangent to all the successive positions of the
follower.