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Application Overview

Purpose

  • Operation
    • The cylinder drives the spur gear along the fixed rack. The spur gear also propels the moving gear forward to extend the stroke.
    • The cylinder stroke can be doubled by utilizing a rack and pinion mechanism.

Target workpiece

  • Shape: Block
  • Material: Tungsten
  • Workpiece size: 50 x 50 x 100mm

Design Specifications

Operating Conditions or Design Requirements

  • Cylinder outstroke: 50mm
  • Travel of the moving rack: 100mm
  • External dimension: L340 x W132 x H94mm

Required Performance

  • Load: 48N

Selection Criteria for Main Components

  • Select wear resistant materials for the racks and pinion.

Design Evaluation

Verification of main components

  • Validate the cylinder output
    • Condition values.
    • Where the cylinder inner diameter is 20 mm, the plant air pressure=0.5MPa
    Cylinder thrust (outstroke): 157N
    Cylinder thrust (instroke): 132N
    Mass of workpiece (M₁): 4.8kg , mass of worktable (M₂): 1.17kg
    Friction coefficient of linear guide (μ): 0.005, gravitational acceleration (g): 9.8m/s²
    Cylinder stroke (st₁): 50mm
    Rack travel (st₂): 100mm
    Required cylinder thrust: Fc. 
    Load applied by the workpiece: F₁
    • Law of conservation of work load .
    • Assuming that the work loads of the cylinder and the rack are equivalent,
    Fc×st₁=F₁×st₂
    Fc=F₁×st₂/st₁
    • the load applied by the workpiece, F₁, is
    • F F₁=(M₁+M₂)×g×μ=(4.8+1.17)×9.8×0.005=0.29N
    • In consequence, the required cylinder thrust, Fc, is
    • Fc=0.29×0.1/0.05 (Fc=0.58N)
    • Conclusion.
    • Cylinder thrust (instroke): 132N>>0.58N For the expressions described above, it can be concluded that the thrust is sufficient.

Other Design Consideration

  • The positions of the racks and the pinion should be adjusted using mounting holes (whose diameter is larger than the thread diameter) and shims.

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