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A Counter-Rotary Counterweight (CRCW) for Light-Weight Dynamic Balancing
Just L. Herder,Clément Gosselin +1 more
- pp 659-667
TLDR
In this paper, the authors proposed a light-weight solution to the complete force and moment balancing of linkages based on the combination of a counterweight and a separate counter-rotation into a single element.Abstract:
Shaking forces and moments are often undesired. Complete balancing of these effects usually is associated with considerable additional mass and inertia. This paper proposes a light-weight solution concept to the complete force and moment balancing of linkages based on the combination of a counterweight and a separate counter-rotation into a single element. This element will be called a counter-rotary counterweight (CRCW). It will be shown that for a 1dof rotatable link a reduction of added mass by about 40% and a reduction by about 20% of added inertia have been achieved, as compared to a standard solution, after optimization of both mechanisms for minimal inertia. Generalization of the proposed principle is also discussed.Copyright © 2004 by ASMEread more
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Comparison of Various Dynamic Balancing Principles Regarding Additional Mass and Additional Inertia
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Complete shaking force and shaking moment balancing of planar parallel manipulators with prismatic pairs
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Synthesis of Dynamically Balanced Mechanisms by Using Counter-Rotary Countermass Balanced Double Pendula
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Comparative Analysis for Low-Mass and Low-Inertia Dynamic Balancing of Mechanisms
TL;DR: In this paper, the relative importance of the balance parameters of common balancing principles is analyzed and the balancing principles are compared and the evaluation of a balanced rotatable link is found to be representative for a large group of balanced mechanisms.
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