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Objective : Use the given 2D CAD drawings to create the 3D model of the Internal Geneva Mechanism and perform motion analysis by rotating the driver wheel at (i) 10 RPM and (ii) 20 RPM. Calculate the results of the study with and without precise contact. 1. Introduction 1.1 Geneva Mechanism Geneva mechanism,…
Anandita Gautam
updated on 18 Oct 2020
Objective : Use the given 2D CAD drawings to create the 3D model of the Internal Geneva Mechanism and perform motion analysis by rotating the driver wheel at (i) 10 RPM and (ii) 20 RPM. Calculate the results of the study with and without precise contact.
1. Introduction
1.1 Geneva Mechanism
Geneva mechanism, also called Geneva Stop, one of the most commonly used devices for producing intermittent rotary motion, characterized by alternate periods of motion and rest with no reversal in direction. It is also used for indexing (i.e., rotating a shaft through a prescribed angle).
1.2 Types of Geneva Mechanism
1) External Geneva Drive
2) Internal Geneva Drive
3) Spherical Geneva Drive
In this project, we are focusing on Internal Geneva Mechanism
2. Sketches
2.1 Driven Wheel
2.2 Driver Wheel
3. Procedure
Precise contact with 10 RPM Motor
Precise contact with 20 RPM Motor
4. Results
4.1 10 RPM Motor
4.1.1 Without Precision Contact
a. Contact Force vs Time
b. Angular Velocity vs Time
4.1.2 With Precision Contact
a. Contact Force vs Time
b. Angular Velocity vs Time
4.2 20 RPM Motor
4.2.1 Without Precision Contact
a. Contact Force vs Time
b. Angular Velocity vs Time
4.2.2 With Precise Contact
a. Contact Force vs Time
b. Angular Velocity vs Time
Observations:
Google Drive Link containing all the parts and assembly : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HLB5EYkHmkC0-WTyyF9lBggpkN2edffd?usp=sharing
Animation Link: https://youtu.be/jCa9xXgaVOM
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