ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF MECHANICAL ERROR IN GENEVA MECHANISMS: A STOCHASTIC APPROACH - 2. INTERNAL GENEVA MECHANISM.

S. S. Rao; S. S. Gavane

ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF MECHANICAL ERROR IN GENEVA MECHANISMS: A STOCHASTIC APPROACH - 2. INTERNAL GENEVA MECHANISM.

S. S. Rao^*, S. S. Gavane

^*Corresponding author for this work

King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals

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Abstract

Because of error of manufacture and assembly, the output kinematic characteristics of a Geneva mechanism will be different from the desired ones. In this paper an analysis procedure is developed to find the error in acceleration and jerk of internal Geneva mechanisms from the viewpoint of probanility theory. A synthesis procedure, using nonlinear programming techniques, of distributing tolerances and clearances in the mechanism for specified maximum allowable errors in acceleration and jerk is discussed. The application of analysis and synthesis procedures is demonstrated by means of numerical examples.

Original language	English
Journal	[No source information available]
Issue number	80 -DET-25
State	Published - 1980

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