Design a rise-fall-dwell cam-follower motion profile that will rise from 0 to 7 mm in 0.5 seconds, then fall for 0.5 seconds back to 0 mm, and then dwell for 1 second. Note that this produces a symmetric rise-fall curve. There should be no overshoot, and the motion should be relatively smooth. Your final follower motion profile s(θ) should be in terms of cam angle θ.
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design a rise-fall-dwell cam-follower motion
that will rise from 0 to 7 mm in 0.5 seconds
fall for 0.5 seconds
Design a rise-fall-dwell cam-follower motion profile that will rise from 0 to 7 mm in 0.5...
A translating cam-follower is to be designed for a Rise-Dwell-Fall-Dwell (RDFD) application in which vibrations must be considered. The cam is to move the follower from 0 to 35 mm in 70°, dwell for 100, fall back to 0 mm in 80°, and dwell for the remainder of the cycle. In addition, the cam must rotate at an angular velocity of 60 RPM. The position (s), velocity (v), and acceleration (a) curves during the rise period are defined by the...
1. (40 points) A double-dwell cam is to move a follower from 0 to 2" in 120°, dwell for 80°, fall in 90 and dwell for the remainder. The total cycle is 5 seconds. Using cycloidal motion for the rise and 3-4-5 polynomial motion for the fall, find the follower displacement corresponding to the cam angle 0 at 90°, 180°, 230° and 320 respectively. Also find the maximum actual acceleration (in inch/sec2) during the entire motion cycle. 1. (40 points)...
cam design use polynomail 8-46 Design a double-dwell cam to move a follower from 0 to 50 mm in 75, dwell for 75° 4fall 50 mm in 75°, and dwell for the remainder. The total cycle must take 5 s. Use a 4-5-6-7 polynomial function for rise and fall and plot the s v a j diagrams. 8-46 Design a double-dwell cam to move a follower from 0 to 50 mm in 75, dwell for 75° 4fall 50 mm in...
Cam Design ProblemDesign a double-dwell cam to move a follower (roller-type) from 0 to 150 mm in 80◦, dwell for 90◦, fall 150 mm in 80◦, and dwell for the reminder of the cycle. The total cam cycle takes 10 sec. Consider an application in which vibrations must be minimized. Assume that the pitch radius, Rp = 500 mm, the cam-follower has zero eccentricity, ε = 0, and the roller raduis is Rf =50 mm. Any other parameters may be...
Cam data: 0 to 900 bottom dwell, 900 to 1800 rise for 60 mm with uniform velocity 1800 to 2700 top dwell 2700 to 3600 fall for 60 mm with SHM Minimum cam diameter 50 mm In-line roller follower, diameter 10 mm Draw the cam profile.
to describe displacement diagram of a slow-motion plate cam Can angle e Output Motion Lift (in) (degree) Before 90 90-180 80°-270 Dwell Quadratic Rise Quadratic Fall Dwell 0 After 270 0 to describe displacement diagram of a slow-motion plate cam Can angle e Output Motion Lift (in) (degree) Before 90 90-180 80°-270 Dwell Quadratic Rise Quadratic Fall Dwell 0 After 270 0
2. Using cycloid curves to design a disk cam to give uniform acceleration and deceleration to a pointed follower with a pinion wheel radius Ro-0.5 in and an eccentricity 80.2 in. The base radius of the disk cam is R,-5. The follower will rise 3 in. while the cam turn through 120°, dwell for 80°, and fall 3 in. for 120°, and dwell for the remaining 40°. Explicitly express the pressure angle over a complete revolution. Do we have any...
10 Marks Question Five A cam drives a flat-faced follower. It is designed for.a zero lift from 0 to 70 degrees and for a harmonic in the rise from 70 to 150 degrees. It then dwells at 40 mm lift for cam angles from 150 deg to 250 deg. Followed by a return with a uniform-motion follower displacement from 250 to 360 degrees. If the cam angular velocity is constant ot 1000 rpm, determine 40.0 70 100 150 200 250...
Please use own words. Thank you. CASE QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION > Analyze and discuss the questions listed below in specific detail. A minimum of 4 pages is required; ensure that you answer all questions completely Case Questions Who are the main players (name and position)? What business (es) and industry or industries is the company in? What are the issues and problems facing the company? (Sort them by importance and urgency.) What are the characteristics of the environment in which...