also, hydtools, your equations assume that from t0 to t1, the motor would continue to accelerate indefinately? for example if t1 is infinity the motor speed would be infinity.
We know that a hydraulic pump only supply a finite amount of volumetric flow, so the equations dont work unless you are...
in my opinion everyone is over complicating this.
My thoughts...
assume the delta P is the pressure at the return line, as The motor inlet pressure will be near zero very quickly as the supply has been shut down.... hence zero supply pressure.
You need to know inertia of the system and...
@hydtools i am not sure where you are getting your equations from? what you are saying doesn't seem to make sense.
By newtons second law there is no defined 'torque to stop' unless you define the time to stop and moment of inertial of the rotating object.
you are asking someone to design the system? you need to involve someone with hydraulic experience to design this.
You need to know the load you will be lifting and and what required speed. You need to design the system based on the power required and spec the motor, hydraulic pump, cylinders...
to break it down into most simple form, the friction force applied in the direction of rotation (and hence axial direction aswell using the coefficient of friction relation) at the threads is larger for a smaller diameter when applying the same tightening torque.
Simple gearing... Torque =...
Hello. Basically you would need to size your cylinder and pump so that the time it takes for cylinder to fully extend is 20 seconds.
I image force required to push the door is not overly high as it is rotating about a vertical axis.
P= F x v. So you can work out your motor power rewuired from...
Hello guys,
we have plate steel S235 JR (1.0038), with surface treatment TENIFER Q.
Can we use a HSS cobalt drillbit for this or require something harder?
is the load swinging by any chance? the tractor speeding up and slowing down, or the tractor turning left and right would cause different speeds on the load... this would cause the centripedal force on the load to change and lead to lateral movement... this could cause the roller to hit against...
hello,
change of the hydraulic filter should be all you need to do... hydraulic systems are generally self cleaning internally due to the filter...
change filter before it bypasses...
The case is actually overtorsion, so no fatigue was present. I'm looking at calculating what torque was required to break the shaft, and didn't know whether the keyway would decrease the allowable torque slightly...
This is more just for my interest, I'm not actually doing an official report or...
Hello,
Just wondering the best way to calculate a shafts shear strength in torsion when it has a keyway. Do you assume the diameter is at the root of the keyway? Include a stress concentration factor?
Thanks!
