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UNIVERSITY TRANSILVANIA FROM BRASOV

FACULTY: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT: AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

CATEDRA DE ORGANE DE MASINI, MECANISME SI ROBOTICA

DISCPILINA ORGANE DE MASINI

PROJECT: DOUBLE ACTION LIFTING JACK 

ANUL UNIVERSITAR 

2011-2012

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1.  ESTABLISH OF LOADS ON ELEMENTS

Figure 1.1

2.  CALCULATION OF THE MAIN SCREW

2.1.CHOOSING THE MATERIAL 

It is chose n OL50 STAS 500/ 2 

R  p02=290 MPa

R m=490…610 MPa 

2.2.PRE-DIMENSIONING CALCULUS 

  The calculus load cQ , N

 N QQc 75,225081800725,1    

3,1...25,1   [3]

  The internal diameter o f the thread 3d  , mm

 MPammQ

d  ac

ac

c 4094,2350

75,22508443

 

    

 MPaac 60...40  [3] It is chose n 3d = 25mm  

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  Choo sing the thread

It is chose n Trapezoidal thread Tr 32x6 STAS SR ISO 2904

Figure 2.1

Table 2.1

 Nominal

Diameter 

Pitch Medium

Diameter 

External

Diameter 

Inte rnal Diame ter 

mmd ,   mm p,   mm Dd  ,22   mm D ,4   mmd  ,3   mm D ,1  

32 6 29 33 25 26

2.3.THE SELF BLOCKING CONDITION 

  The helix angle , 2 ,   

76,329

6

2

2  

   arctg d 

 P arctg   

  The friction angle , `  ,◦ 

53,6

2

30cos

11,0

2cos

' arctg arctg  

    

12,0...11,0  for ste el/ste el [3]

  The self-blocking condition

The condition is accomplished

5,676,3 '

2    

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mmd 

 A

l i

m H l 

l k l 

i

i

  f  

  f  

25.64

25

4

4

64

23040190

1152305,0

4.1825.6

115

3

2

3

4

3

minmin

min

 

 

 

  2.4.COMPOSED STRESS VERIFICATION  

  Torsion mo ment claiming the screw   Nmm M t ,  

  Efective compresion tension

 MPad 

Qc 68.36

25

180074422

3

     

  Efective torsion tension

  Equivalent tension

The condision is accomplished

2.5.BUCKLING VERIFICATION 

  Slender coe fficiency

Figure 2.3

 Nmmtg tg d 

Q M  M  insl t  11,47403)76,353,6(2

2918007)(2

2

,2

  

 MPa

 M t t  45.15

25

11.47403161633

3

  

 

 MPa MPaace

act ce

5009.4845.15468.36

4

22

22

  

    

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7106

13....7

59.610)2632(

180074

)(

4222

1

2

 z  z 

 MPa p

 p Dd 

Q z 

a

a     

  Buckling rang e894.18 0     

  Safety buckling coefficient c

59.3234.1862.033562.0335

82.868.36

59.323

  

 

 

  f  

c

  f  c

 

  Admissible safety coefficient

ca=3…5 

3.  CALCULATION OF SECONDARY SCREW 

3.1.CHOOSING THE MATERIAL 

It is chosen OL50 STAS 500/2

R  p02=290 MPa

R m=490…610 MPa

3.2.CALCULATION OF NUMBER OF HELIXES OF MAIN SCREW NUT 

   Number o f tu rns

Figure 3.1

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  Lenght o f the nut

mm P  z  H  pl  4267  

3.3.CHOOSING THE EXTERNAL THREAD 

  Ado ption o f the inte rnal preliminary diameter of the thread

mmmm D D

mmmm Dd 

374336...4

4583710...8

40

03

 

  Choo sing the thread

It is chose n trap ezoidal thread Tr 55x9 STAS SR ISO 2904 with the following

characteristics 

Figure 3.2

Table 3.1

 Nominal

Diameter 

Pitch Medium

Diameter 

External

Diameter 

Inte rnal Diamete r 

mmd ,   mm p,   mm Dd  ,22   mm D ,4   mmd  ,3   mm D ,1  

55 9 50.5 56 45 46

3.4.THE SELF-BLOCKING CONDITION 

  The helix angle 2   ,grade

24,35.50

9

2

2  

   arctg d 

 P arctg   

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  The friction angle

]3[12,0...11,0

53,6

2

30cos

11,0

2cos

'

 

 

   arctg arctg 

 

  The self-blocking condition

53,624,3 '

2      

3.5.COMPOSED STRESS VERIFICATION  

  Torsion mo ment claiming the screw   Nmm M t ,  

Nmmtg tg d Q M  M  insII t  16,7829124,353,625.5018007

22

'2     

  Efective compresion tension

MPa

 Dd 

Qc 96,34

3745

1800744222

0

2

3

     

  Efective torsion tension

 MPa

 Dd d 

 M t t  03.10

37455616

16,78291

16

444

0

4

3

3

  

   

  Equivalent tension

 MPa MPa

 MPa

ace

ac

act ce

703,4003,10496.34

]3[80...60

4

22

22

  

 

    

 

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106

13....7

59.610)2632(

180074

)(

4222

1

2

 z 

 MPa p

 p Dd 

Q z 

a

a     

4.  CALCULATION OF THE FIXED NUT 

4.1. CHOOSING THE MATERIAL 

It is chosen OL 50 STAS 500/2

R  p02=290 MPa

R m=490…610 MPa 

4.2. CALCULATION OF NUMBER OF HELIXES

   Number o f helixes , z

Figure 4.1

It is chosen z=7

  The length of the nutmm P  z  H  pII  6397  

4.3. CHECKING THE HELIXES 

  Bending

Stee l nut

]3[80...60

7024,977,545

455.50180073

80...60

70,59634,0634,0

3

21

2

3

321

 MPa

 MPa

 MPa

 P h

 z hd 

d d Q

ai

ai

ai

ai

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

Figure 4.2

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  SHEAR 

Stee l nut

Figure 4.3

]3[65....50

5519.377,545

18007

65...50

3

 MPa

 MPa MPa

 MPa

 z hd 

Q

af  

af    f  

af  

af    f  

 

  

 

 

   

 

The condition is accomplished  

4.4.CHOOSING THE NUT DIMENSIONS 

  External diameter of the body

Figure 4.4

mmmm D De 6485610...84  

  Externa l diamete r of the neck  

mmmm D D e g  80166420...16  

   Neck height 

mmmmh g  812...8  

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4.5. COMPOSED STRESS VERIFICATION 

  Traction effective tension

MPa

 D D

Q

e

t  89,235664

1800744222

4

2

     

  Torsion effective tension

 MPa

 D D D

 M 

e

e

insII t  67,3

56646416

16.78291

16

444

4

4

    

   

  Equivalent tension

]3[80...60

7099,2467,3489,234 2222

 MPa

 MPa MPa

at 

at t t e

 

    

 

4.6.CHECKING THE NECK  

  Crush checking

]3[60

6095,96480

18007442222

 MPa

 MPa MPa D D

Q

as

as

e g 

 s

 

   

 

 

  Shear checking

]3[55...40

452,11864

18007

 MPa

 MPa MPah D

Q

af  

af  

 g e

  f  

 

   

 

 

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4.7.CHOOSING AND VERIFICATION OF THREADED PIN FIXING THE NUT IN

JACK BODY

  Choosing the threaded pin

Figure 4.5

It is chosen self-b locking threaded pin M5X25 STAS 10422

Figure 4.6

Tabelul 4.1

Fillet[d]

[mm]

t   

[mm] 

n  

[mm]1c  

[mm]

4d   

[mm]

3c  

[mm]

1d   

[mm]

m  

[mm]

M5 1.6 0.8 1,2 3,5 3 2.5 2

  Friction moment

]3[2,0...15,0

94,130183

6480

6480180072,0

3

1

3

122

33

22

33

 

  Nmm

 D D

 D DQ M 

e g 

e g 

 g 

 

  The mo ment so liciting the pin

 Nmm M  M  M   g insII  s 78,5189294,13018316,78291  

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5.  CALCULATION OF THE BODY

  Choo sing body dimensions

Figure 5.1

mmmmh H  H  H 

mmmm H  H 

mmmm D D

mmmm

mmmm

mmmm D D

 g  pII c

 II 

bibe

eei

250586319010...0

1908.412.14850...30

1403610450...30

1012...10

88..7

67...5

706646...2

1

1

 

 

 

 

  Bod y checking at compresion

]3[80....60

7029,157080

18007442222

 MPa

 MPa MPa D D

Q

ac

ac

ci g 

c

 

   

 

 

  Suppo rt surface checking at crushing

]3[5,2...2

5,2104140

18007442222

 MPa

 MPa D D

Q

as

as

bibe

 s

  

  

    

  

 

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6.  CUP CALCULATION

6.1.DOUBLE ACTION LIFTING JACK CUP 

  Choo sing the pin

mmd 

mmmmd d 

mmd d 

c

c s

32

35332)4...2(

73520,0)25,0...15,0(

 

It is cho sen cylindrical p in A 8 X 60 STAS 1599/OLC45

  Checking the p in for shear stress f  and crush s ,in MPa

Figure. 6.1

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%34

34,0)24,353,6(5.50)76,353,6(29

24,35.5076,329

)'()'( 222

2222

 

      

     

tg tg 

tg tg 

tg d tg d 

tg d tg d 

 II  II  II  I  I 

 II  II  I  I 

]3[80...6080.20

80.2004,7412,25

4

04.7

)35

71(35

11.4740316

)1(

16

12,25

3574

35

18007

4

22

22

23

22

 MPa MPa

 MPa

 MPa

d d 

 M 

 MPa

d d d 

Q

ace

e

act ce

c

 sc

insI t 

c sc

c

  

 

    

  

 

   

 

 MPa MPa

 MPa

d d 

 M 

 screwof  head  pin

 MPa

mmd  D

 MPa MPad  Dd 

 M 

cup pin

Crush

 MPa MPa

 MPa

d d 

 M 

 stressShear 

as s

as

as

c s

inslI  s

as

cc

as

cc s

insI  s

af   f  

af  

af  

 sc

insI  f  

11016,33357

11.474036

]3[120...100

6

..

]3[120...100

5.52355,1)6,1...4,1(

10068.17355.527

11.474034

)(

4

7021,35735

11,474034

]3[80...65

4

2

2

2222

2

2

  

 

  

 

  

  

 

 

  

 

 

  Checking the minimized section of the head of screw at comp osetstress e ,MPa

7.  CALCULATION OF EFFICIENCY 

7.1.DOUBLE ACTION LIFTING JACK EFFICIENCY

 

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8. HORIZONTALLY RATCHET MECHANISM

8.1. MECHANISM SCHEME

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8.2. LENGTH CALCULUS OF THE CRANK 

  Total bend ing moment  

Mit=Mm=MinsI+MinsII =47403.11+78291.16=125694.27 Nmm

  The force of the worker  

Fm=150…300N=300N 

  Length calculus o f the crank 

  Leng th of the crank 

8.3. CALCULUS OF THE EXTENSION

  Extension’s length 

If L>200…300 mm 

Lm=(0.3…0.4)∙L=0.3 ∙ 468.98=140.69mm 

L p=L-Lm+l=468-140+50=378.29mm

l=50…80mm=50mm 

  Extension’s diameter 

Bar extension

It is chosen d pe=22 mm STAS 333

)1(1

)ker (1

41898.41830011

27.125694

n  for k 

 swor of  number n

mmmm F nk 

 M  L

m

it c

150

46850418

0

0

n  for mml 

mml  L L c

]3[120...100

41.2010014,3

)5050378(3001132)(3233 0

 MPa

mml l  L F nk 

ai

ai

 pm pe

 

  

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8.4. RATCHET WHEEL CALCULUS

8.4.1. Choosing the mate rial

It is chosen OL 50 STAS 500/2

R  p02=290 MPa

R m=490…610 MPa

8.4.2 Choosing the dimensions

  Wheel dimensions

Figure 4.1

8.4.3 Checking the ratchet wheel to requests

mmmmbh

mm z 

 Db

teethof  number  z 

ratchet themounting iswhichonthread  screwtheof  diameter exterior thed 

mmmmd  D

m

m

108.9147,0)8.0...6,0(

94.14102

95

2

)(10

952.95567.1)8.1...6.1(

  

mmh D D mi 851095

mmh D D me 1051095

mma

mmd a

25

271565.0)2...1(5,0

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  Bend ing check for the tee th

δ =6…10mm=10mm 

  Shearing check for the tee th

  Checking the tee th contact surface a t crushing

]3[120

63.26402.95

27.12569422

10060.391014

1063.264033

1

22

1

 MPa

 N  D

 M  F 

 MPa MPab

h F 

ai

m

it 

aii

 

  

 

]3[100...80

8086.18

1014

63.26401

 MPa

 MPa MPa

b

 F 

af  

af    f  

 

 

 

 

 MPa MPah

 F as s 10040.26

1010

63.26401

  

 

]3[120...100 MPaas   

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  Checking the assembly on the po lygonal contour at crushing

Figure

8.5. CALCULUS OF THE RATCHET

8.5.1Choosing the materialIt is chosen OL 60 STAS 500/2

R  p02=310 MPa

R m=590…710 MPa 

mm

contour hexagonal   for n

 MPa Mpaan

 M 

as

ut  s

122102

)(6

10051.3312256

27.1256942222

  

  

 

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8.5.2 Choosing the dimensions

Figure 5.1

8.5.3 Checking the ratche t at e ccentric compression

  Total tension

8.6. MAIN CRANK CALCULUS

8.6.1 Choosing the material

It is chosen OT 50 STAS 500/2

R  p02=270 MPa

R m=490 MPa

8.6.2 Choosing the dimensions

  Dimensions of the main crank 

δ 1=(0.5…0.6)∙δ=0.5∙10=5mm 

 MPa MPa

 MPa

 Mpa g 

 F 

 g 

e F 

ace

ai

e

12016.107

]3[120...100

16.1071011

36.4471

1011

336.4471662

1

2

1

  

 

   

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D=d pe+(6…10)mm=22+6=28mm 

 b1≈D 

8.6.3 Checking the crank to requests

  Bending tension in B-B section

8.7.CALCULUS OF THE RATCHET PIN

8.7.1 Choosing the materialIt is chosen OL 50 STAS 500/2

8.7.2 Checking the pin at requests

  Shearing checking

Figure 7.1

  Checking the pin at crushing

]3[120...100

10060

)1428(2832

)50140418(30011

)(32

)(

4444

 MPa

 MPa Mpa

d  D D

l  L L F nk 

ai

ai

 pe

mcmi

 

   

 

 MPa MPa

 MPa

 MPad b

l  L F nk 

aii

ai

b

cmi

12075.118

120...100

171

6

5)1028(2

)95418(35011

6

)(2

)(2

12

1

1

  

 

  

]3[80...60

6081.16

4

102

63.2640

42

22

1

 MPa

 MPa MPad 

 F 

af  

af  

b

  f  

 

   

 

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  Checking the pin at be nding

8.8. CALCULATION OF THE COIL SPRING OF COMPRESSION WHICH

MENTAINS THE RATCHET HORIZONTALLY IN CONTACT WITH THE

RATCHET WHEEL

  Spring index

  Form coefficien t

It is chosen K=1.16 for i=10

  Helix diameter 

It is chosen d= 1 mm

  Medium winding diamete r 

Dm=i∙d=10∙1=10mm 

  Fitting force

F1=4…6N=5N 

   Number o f actives helixes

n=4…6 

It is chosen n= 5

]3[80...60

60221210

63.26401

 MPa

 MPa MPad 

 F 

as

as

t b

 x

 

  

 

]3[120...100

1007410

52

1263.26408

28

33

11

 MPa

 MPa MPad 

 F 

ai

ai

b

i

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

   

  

 

10

i

 Di

m

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  Total num ber o f helixes

nt=n+nc=5+1.5=6.5 

nc=1.5

  Arrow assembly

  Maximum arrow

  Maximum exploitation force

  Torsion tension

  Stiffness of the spring

  Length o f the locked spring

H b=n t∙d=6.5∙1=6.5

2

4

44

3

4

31

1

105,8

35.251105,8

10588

mm

 N G

mmnd G

 D F  m

 

mm s

mm s

2

35.4235.21max

  

 N  F  F  25.9

35.2

35.45

1

max1max

 

 

 AOLC   for  MPa

 MPa MPad 

 D F k 

at 

at m

65650

65037.2731

1025.916,18833

max

 

   

 

12.21058

1105,8

83

44

3

4

m Dn

d Gc

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  Pitch of the loade d spring

  The length of the unloaded spring

  Leng th o f the spring corresponding to the maximum exploitation

force

  Force correspo nding to the locked sp ring

  Exterior diameter 

  Interior diameter 

mm

mmd 

mmn

d t 

2.0

1,011,01,0

07.22.05

35.41

max

 

mmd t n H  H  b 87.11)107.2(55.6)(0

mm H  H  52.935.287.11101  

mmn

 N  F  F 

b

b

b

5.12425.4

205.4

5.122.7

max

max

max

  

 

 

mmd  D D m 11110

mmd  D D m 91101

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  Angle of inclination of the unloaded spring he lix

  Length o f the semi-finished piece

Figure 8.1

25.71040

    arct 

 Dt arctg 

m

mmn D

l  t m

 s 18.17425.7cos

5.510

cos 0

 

 

 

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9. TEHNICAL NORMS FOR WORK SECURITY

THE MAIN TEHNICAL NORMS FOR WORK SECURITY ARE THE FOLLOWING:

-  In case of breaking , the repa iring of the jack should be done only by

authorized p erson

-  The jack is positioned on ly in sp ecial places for the load

-  To prevent accide nts, if after the lifting in necessary the inte rvention

under the lifted load , always the load should be secured

-  For bett er function ing it is recommended pe riod jack and couplings

lubrification

-  Do not lubricate bo lts and coup lings during utilization, that means when

the jack is und er a certa in load

-  Do not lift a higher load than the load ind icated in calculations

-  In lifting the load,to action the ratchet mechanism should be used only

the extensions showed in calculations

-  Using any othe r type of extension can occur some forces that can break 

the mechanism, and so producing accidents

10.  STATEMENT SUPPORTING THE CHOOSE OF MATERIALS, OF

MOULDINGS AND DESIGN SOLUTIONS, FOR MAIN PIECES

INTEGRATED IN THE LIFTING JACK(SCREWS,BOLTS)

For a be tte r function of the lifting jack the screws should b e not only

durable but also stiff. Based on this, for manufacturing the mai screws it will

 be chosed usual materials(OL): for main screw it is recommended OL 50, for 

secondary screw and fixed bolt it is recommended OL 50.

At screws an fixed nut it will be used trapezoida l threads, to increase

the stiffness on the mechanism.

Still, for assembling the cup it will be used a stee l that can be

thermally and thermochemically treate d to avoid depreciation.