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Page 1: Mechanisms - Georgia Southern University-Armstrong …engineering.armstrong.edu/cameron/Mechanisms[1].pdf · internally combustible engine; two slider crank mechanisms in the form

Mechanisms

ENGR 2110 James Degnan

Mathew Holloway

Zachary Copeland

Timothy Fowler

Page 2: Mechanisms - Georgia Southern University-Armstrong …engineering.armstrong.edu/cameron/Mechanisms[1].pdf · internally combustible engine; two slider crank mechanisms in the form

Mechanism 1: Slider-Crank

Slider-cranks are often used to transform rotary motion into

linear motion. (Rotational to Translational)

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In-Line Slider Crank

The In-Line mechanism

has a stroke equal to

twice the crank

length.

The crank dictates the extreme

positions of the slider along rotation.

Max Extreme when θ = 0˚

Min Extreme when θ= 180˚

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Offset Slider Crank

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Linkage

• (1) Frame

• (2)Input Link(Crank)

• (3)Coupler Link

• (4)Output Link

Pin support connections to

allow rotational motion

transfer to transverse

motion.

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Slider Crank Applications

• The slider crank mechanism can be seen in a cutaway of an

internally combustible engine; two slider crank mechanisms in the

form of pistons, connecting to rods and cranks. The application to

perhaps a billion internal combustion engines makes the slider-crank

mechanism one of the most utilized mechanisms.

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Slider Crank Applications

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Slider Crank Applications

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Mechanism 2: Spur Gear

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Slider Crank Animation

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What is a spur gear?

• Spur gears are the most common and

simplest gears found

• Teeth are straight and parallel to the

shaft running through the gear

• Spur gears essentially only transmit

power and rotation from one axis to

another.

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Background

• Antique Apple

Peeler

– Graduated spur

gears in parallel are

used in this device to

increase the apple’s

angular velocity

allowing it to be

peeled faster by the

device

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Uses

• Used in combination with other spur gears to create large gear reductions.

– also known as converting speed to torque

• Some common products that have spur gears

– Electric Screwdriver

– Oscillating Yard Sprinkler

– Windup clock

– Clothes dryer

– Cranes & hoists

– Machine tools

– Conveyers

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Examples

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Pros & Cons

• Pros

– Perfect for transmitting power or rotation between parallel axis

– No axial forces generated

– Cost effective and easy to buy and manufacture

– Economical

• Cons

– Loud when teeth make contact during rotation

– Due to parallel alignment with shaft, increased stress on the spur gear teeth when they make contact during rotation

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Perpindicular Double Slider

• The purpose of a Double-Slider

Mechanism is to result in two output

motions from a single input motion.

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Double-Slider

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Scotch Yoke Engine

Two Stroke Scotch

Yoke Engine- is a

mechanism that

converts the linear

motion from a

slider, which is

being driven by the

pistons, into both

rotational motion

of the pin and

linear motion pin,

which acts

perpendicular to

the input motion.

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Double Slider Application

• Four Stroke Trammel Engine - a mechanism that

converts the linear motion from the two sliders,

which are driven by the pistons, into rotational

motion.

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Websites Consulted

• http://appleparermuseum.com/SpurGears.htm

• http://www.khkgears.co.jp/kr/gear_technology/pdf/gear_

guide_060817.pdf

• http://science.howstuffworks.com/transport/engines-

equipment/gear2.htm

• http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-spur-gear.htm

• www.engr.sjsu.edu/~mae/faculty/.../mechanisms/mecha

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