Non-Circular Gear Wheels in The Geared-Linkages Mechanisms: Abstract-In This Paper A Method To Compute The
Non-Circular Gear Wheels in The Geared-Linkages Mechanisms: Abstract-In This Paper A Method To Compute The
Non-Circular Gear Wheels in The Geared-Linkages Mechanisms: Abstract-In This Paper A Method To Compute The
K.-H. Modler2
Technische Universitt
Dresden, Germany
D. Perju3
Universitatea Politehnica
din Timioara, Romania
R. Neumann4
Technische Universitt
Dresden, Germany
D. Mrgineanu5
Universitatea Politehnica
din Timioara, Romania
M. Perner6
Technische Universitt
Dresden, Germany
I. Introduction
Geared linkages mechanisms are suitable to obtain large
swinging angles motion (windscreen wiper transmissions),
pilgrim-step motions, step motions, dwell motions and
motion with approximately constant transmission ratio
ranges. This type of mechanisms contains structurally a
bar mechanism and one gear wheel pair, which are parallel coupled to the bar mechanism. The most mentioned
kinematical characteristics are already done with the combination of a four-bar mechanism and a circular geared
pair (Fig. 1a).
The demand to obtain a dwell or a constant transmission
ratio within a range, the higher derivatives of the first
order transmission function of the mechanism have to be
zero. It suggests the employment of non-circular gear
wheels. These transmission functions can not be realized
with five elements geared linkages mechanisms with circular wheels, but are possible by the use of non-circular
gear wheels (Fig. 1b).
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y
3
()
23
35
2
35
()
14
1
()51
a)
()
23
()
12=15=25
()
()
()
12=15=25
5
()
14
1
()51
b)
= 1 is obtained.
so that an average transmission ratio 52
In this case continuous convex centroidal curves are develop and during the movement range, with constant
transmission ratio, all higher derivatives starting from the
second order are zero (Fig. 4a).
34
Y0
x1
y1
1
()
X1
M1
X0
y2
C X
2
A
x2
()52
23
35
M2
2
14
12=15=25
5
X0
X 1= ( X 0 M 1 )e i ( ( ) ( 0)) =
1
( 52 ( ) A i A) e i ( ( ) (0)) ,
(
)
(
)
52
X 2 = ( X 0 M 2 )e i ( 52 ( ) 52 (0)) =
1
( ( ) A i A)e i ( 52 ( ) 52 (0)) .
52 ( ) ( )
(2)
52
A e i ( ( ) ( 0)) ,
X 1 =
(3)
52
( )
A e i ( 52 ( ) 52 ( 0)) ,
X 2 =
52 ( ) ( )
(1)
(4)
The crank rocker as basic mechanism has the dimensions l1 = l 3 = l 4 = 2 and l 2 = 1 . With the vectorial
equation of the closed loop (s. [7])
l 2 e i + l 3 e i ( ) = l1 + l 4 e i ( )
5115
51 = 51 ( ),
= 51
( ) ,
51
(5)
15
[rad] 13.5
51
12
[-]
10.5
' 51( t)
(7)
51( t)
III. Examples
(6)
()
9
7.5
6
4.5
51 ()
3
0
51
1.5
0
0
0
1.26
2.51
3.77
( t)
5.03
6.28
[rad]
2
a( ) = 2l3 (l 2 cos l1 ) ,
5
[rad]
4.2
[ - ] 3.4
b( ) = 2l 2 l 3 sin ,
c( ) =
2.6
' ( t)
1.4
2.2
0
1.26
2.51
3.77
5.03
2t
6.28
[rad]
(10)
(11)
(12)
5.65
52
5.03
[-]
4.4
52
()
3.77
52 ( t)
52 ( t )
3.14
52 ( ) = 51 ( ) .
2.51
1.88
52 ()
1.26
0
( ) = ( ) 1 .
( ) =
6.28
52
2
[rad]
2l1l 2 cos .
(9)
l 42
()
0.6
+ l32
( ) = ( ) + .
0.2
+ l 22
The relationship of the coupler (element 3) rotation angle in respect to the crank 2 in inverse motion is:
()
1.8
( t)
l12
0.63
0
1.26
2.51
3.77
5.03
6.28
[rad]
0
( t)
2
Fig. 4c.Target function and transmission ratio of the
output wheel in the inverse motion
52 6.28
[rad]
2
5.65
(13)
5.03
4.4
3.77
52 ( t) 3.14
52
()
2.51
b( ) a 2 ( ) + b 2 ( ) c 2 ( )
,
a( ) c( )
1.88
1.26
0
0.63
0
1.26
2.51
3.77
5.03
6.28
[rad]
Fig. 4d. The 0-order transmission function of the non-circular
gear wheel mechanism.
b( ) a 2 ( ) + b 2 ( ) c 2 ( )
,
(
)
(
)
a
( ) = 2arctan
with:
(14)
( ) = 2 arctan
(15)
with:
a( ) = 2l1 (l 3 cos l 2 ) ,
b( ) = 2l1l 3 sin ,
(16)
c( ) = l12 + l 22 + l 32 l 42 2l 2 l3 cos .
(8)
(0) = ( = 0) .
Using a parameterized t function
(17)
(18)
with t R 0 t 1 , by replacing (15) in (13) the transmission function of the non-circular gear wheel pair (Fig.
4d) can be written in the form:
52 (t ) = 52 ( ( (t ))) .
(19)
1 = 0.2 2 to 2 = 0.9 2 .
(20)
(23)
(24)
(25)
(26)
+e
12=15=25
35
5
(22)
6
51
[rad] 5.2
51 4.4
[ - ] 3.6
()
l2
(cos(1 ) + cos( 2 )) ,
2
l
e = 2 (cos(1 ) cos( 2 )) ,
2
l1 =
(t ) = (0) 2 t ,
23
()
14
x
51 ( t )
' 51 ( t )
For the reverse points ( ( ) = 0 ) of the slider the following geometrical relationship exists [9]:
0 = l 22 cos 2 ( ) 2l1l 2 cos( ) + l12 e 2 .
(21)
1.2
()
51
0.4
()51
2.8
0.4
2
51 ()
1.2
2
1.26
2.14
3.02
3.9
4.78
5.65
[rad]
4
)
18
Fig. 6a. 0Transmission
functions of(geared
linkages mechanism
with inverted slider-crank and non-circular gear wheel in the range I
2
[rad]
1.6
1.2
[-]
0.8
()
0.4
( t)
with:
( t)
0.4
0.8
()
1.6
2
1.26
( ) =
2.14
3.02
04
3.9
4.78
5.65
[rad]
( t )
18
52 0
[rad]
52
[-]
0.5
1.5
52 ()
' 52 ( t)
2.5
3
4
4.5
5
1.26
2.14
(29)
3.02
3.9
l1 cos( ( ))
.
l 2 cos ( ) l1 cos( ( ))
(30)
()
52
3.5
(28)
52 ( t)
1.2
2
q( ) p ( ) 2 + q ( ) 2 r ( ) 2
p ( ) r ( )
p( ) = l1 sin ,
q( ) = l 2 l1 cos ,
r ( ) = e ,
( ) = 2 arctan
4.78
5.65
[rad]
04
( )
18
Fig.6c.
Target function and transmission
ratio of the
output wheel in the range I in the inverse motion
0
520
[rad] 0.44
35
12=15=25
0.88
14
1.32
()
1.76
52
23
52( t) 2.2
34 ?
2.64
3.08
3.52
4.4
3.96
4.4
0.0628
0.19
0.44
0.69
0.94
(0) [rad]
( )0 order transmission function of the non-circular
( )
Fig. 6d. The
gear wheel mechanism in the range I
The angular functions ( ) , ( ) (Fig. 6.b) are obtained from the implicite 0 order transmission equation of
the inverted slider-crank:
0 = l 2 sin( ) l1 sin( + ) e .
(27)
(t ) = ( 2 1 ) t + 1 ,
(31)
(32)
(33)
r ( ) = l 2 sin e .
51 ( ) = + 52 ( ( )) .
(34)
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