Cams Elementary And Advanced
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Then the pitch surface of the cam for the first 180 would have been AViAiC, Fig. 54, instead of AVi A t V 2 . The diametral distance A C would then have been the distance between roller centers, and would have been also the distance used in determining the complementary pitch surface C EI A 3 A which, it will be noted, approaches closer to than does AViC. When EI of the complementary surface CAM PROBLEMS AND EXERCISE PROBLEMS 65 reaches the center line D, the center A of the roller will be at E... and the roller will have traveled the distance A E in addition to the travel A V which was assigned. Furthermore, the pressure angle will be very high when F crosses the line D 2 . With the data which gives the pitch surface A Vi C, the yoke follower will move just twice the assigned distance. This double motion will not be continuous, as the follower will be at rest for a definite period represented by AiC. Even if the data were such that AI should fall at C there would be a momentary pe- riod of rest for the follower at the middle of its stroke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the pitch surface of the cam for the first 180 would have been AViAiC, Fig. 54, instead of AVi A t V 2 . The diametral distance A C would then have been the distance between roller centers, and would have been also the distance used in determining the complementary pitch surface C EI A 3 A which, it will be noted, approaches closer to than does AViC. When EI of the complementary surface CAM PROBLEMS AND EXERCISE PROBLEMS 65 reaches the center line D, the center A of the roller will be at E... and the roller will have traveled the distance A E in addition to the travel A V which was assigned. Furthermore, the pressure angle will be very high when F crosses the line D 2 . With the data which gives the pitch surface A Vi C, the yoke follower will move just twice the assigned distance. This double motion will not be continuous, as the follower will be at rest for a definite period represented by AiC. Even if the data were such that AI should fall at C there would be a momentary pe- riod of rest for the follower at the middle of its stroke.
What to read after Cams Elementary And Advanced?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin De Ronde Furman to read onlineMoreLess
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