Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step
The conventional approach of the mechanism design process, generally, has a two-step procedure: Kinematic synthesis/analysis of the mechanism in the first step and optimization of the synthesized/analyzed mechanism based on optimization criteria in the second step. This study presents an approach th...
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description | The conventional approach of the mechanism design process, generally, has a two-step procedure: Kinematic synthesis/analysis of the mechanism in the first step and optimization of the synthesized/analyzed mechanism based on optimization criteria in the second step. This study presents an approach that combines kinematic synthesis with the static balancing of the same, and optimization, into a one-step procedure. As an example of this one-step design process, a tension-spring assisted four-bar hood linkage optimal synthesis and design is performed in one-step. This one-step solution includes kinematic synthesis and analysis of the hood linkage, virtual work, static balancing with tension spring, and optimization in the presence of joint friction. The resulting design requires a minimum force to raise and lower the hood in the presence of unknown optimum levels of joint friction while the hood is statically balanced for its entire range of motion. A total of twelve different scenarios are investigated and the results are discussed. |
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spelling | doaj.art-d56d8a1edee4450d8ec66583d7a862ea2024-04-15T18:26:13ZengFaculty of Mechanical Engineering in Slavonski Brod, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Osijek, Faculty of Civil Engineering in OsijekTehnički Vjesnik1330-36511848-63392023-01-0130385586210.17559/TV-20221122144345Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-StepOnur Denizhan0Meng-Sang Chew1Batman University, Kültür, Türkiye Petrolleri A. O. Blv., Merkez, Batman 72060. TurkeyLehigh University, Packard Lab 256B, 19 Memorial Dr. West, Bethlehem, PA 18015. USAThe conventional approach of the mechanism design process, generally, has a two-step procedure: Kinematic synthesis/analysis of the mechanism in the first step and optimization of the synthesized/analyzed mechanism based on optimization criteria in the second step. This study presents an approach that combines kinematic synthesis with the static balancing of the same, and optimization, into a one-step procedure. As an example of this one-step design process, a tension-spring assisted four-bar hood linkage optimal synthesis and design is performed in one-step. This one-step solution includes kinematic synthesis and analysis of the hood linkage, virtual work, static balancing with tension spring, and optimization in the presence of joint friction. The resulting design requires a minimum force to raise and lower the hood in the presence of unknown optimum levels of joint friction while the hood is statically balanced for its entire range of motion. A total of twelve different scenarios are investigated and the results are discussed.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/433801four-bar mechanismkinematic analysiskinematic synthesisoptimizationspringsstatic balancing |
spellingShingle | Onur Denizhan Meng-Sang Chew Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step Tehnički Vjesnik four-bar mechanism kinematic analysis kinematic synthesis optimization springs static balancing |
title | Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step |
title_full | Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step |
title_fullStr | Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step |
title_full_unstemmed | Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step |
title_short | Optimum Synthesis and Design of a Hood Linkage for Static Balancing in One-Step |
title_sort | optimum synthesis and design of a hood linkage for static balancing in one step |
topic | four-bar mechanism kinematic analysis kinematic synthesis optimization springs static balancing |
url | https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/433801 |
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