3. (A) According to type of shape
(1) Radial or Disc cam
(2) Cylinrical cam
(3) Translation or Wedge cam
(4) Conjugate cam
(5) Globoidal cam
(6) Spherical cam
Types of cams…
4. (1) Radial or Disc cam
In radial cams, the follower reciprocates or
oscillates in a direction perpendicular to
the cam axis.
5. (2) Cylinrical cam
In cylindrical cams, the follower
reciprocates or oscillates in a direction
parallel to the cams axis.
6. (3) Translation or Wedge cam
In wedge cam the cam has translatory
motion and profile of the cam is
formed on one side of the cam.
7. (4) Conjugate cam
In conjugate cam two disc keyed
togather and having contact with two
rollers of follower.
8. (5) Globoidal cam
In globoidal cams have convex or concave
type surface cut on circumference of cam
which impart motion to the follower to
oscillate about the fulcrum.
9. (6) Spherical cam
In spherical cam the form of spherical shape
which transmit the motion to the follower
to oscillate about an axis perpendicular to
the axis of rotation of cam.
10. (B) According to type Of follower
movement
(1) Dwell-Rise-Dwell-Return-Dwell ( D-R-D-R-D )
cam
(2) Dwell-Rise-Return-Dwell (D-R-R-D) cam
(3) Rise-Return-Rise (R-R-R) cam
(4) Dwell-Rise-Dwell (D-R-R) cam.
Types of Cams…
13. (3) Rise - Return - Rise (R-R-R) cam
In type of cam there is alternate rise and
return of the follower with no periods of
dwells.The follower has a linear or
an angular displacement.
14. (4) Dwell – Rise - Dwell (D-R-R) cam
In this type of cam there is dwelling of
follower followed by rise and dwell and
subsequently.
15. (C) According to type of constraint
of the follower
(1) Preloaded spring cam
(2) Positive-Drive cam
TYPES OF CAMS…
16. (1) Preloaded spring cam
In this type of cam a preloaded
compression spring is used for the
purpose of keeping contact between
the cam and follower.
17. (2) Positive - Drive cam
In this type of cam does not required
any external force to maintain
contact between cam & follower.
18.
19. ( A ) According to the surface in
contact
(1) Knife edged follower
(2) Roller follower
(3) Flat faced follower
(4) Spherical faced follower.
20. (1) Knife edged follower
In this type of followers are simple in
construction and the motion between the
follower and the cam is of sliding motion.
21. (2) Roller follower
In this type of followers sliding motion of
knife edged follower is replaced by rolling
at low speeds but at high speeds, the
sliding motion of the roller can not be
completely eliminated.
22. (3) Flat faced follower
In this types of followers follower used
in preference to roller follower
followers where the space is limited.
23. (4) Spherical faced follower
In this type of followers to minimize the
surface stresses produced in flat faced
follower, the flat end of follower is
machined to a spherical shape called
spherical faced follower.
24. (B) According to motion of the
follower
(1) Translatory motion follower
(2) Oscillating follower.
25. (1) Translatory motion follower
In this type of followers they may
have translatory motion.
27. (C) According to the surface in
contact
(1)Radial follower
(2) Offset follower.
28. (1) Radial follower
When the motion of the follower is along an
axis passing through the centre of the
cam, it is known as radial followers.
Above figures are examples of this type.
29. (2) Offset follower
When the motion of the follower is along an axis
away from the axis of the cam centre, it is
called off-set follower. Above figures are
examples of this type