Identifying an Electro mechanical system to avoid hydraulic system
Identifying an Electro mechanical system to avoid hydraulic system
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Hello everyone
Can anybody help me with finding an ElectroMechanicalSystem(EMC)for sliding 7 tonnes load on guiding rails. the requirement is to have linear motion of 400mm max.
I have found the below system.But can anybody make me more sure that it can slide the the load at all conditions.the whole system will be on a truck so it has to sustain even when it transported.
http://www.parker.com/portal/site/PARKER/menuitem....=
Can anybody help me with finding an ElectroMechanicalSystem(EMC)for sliding 7 tonnes load on guiding rails. the requirement is to have linear motion of 400mm max.
I have found the below system.But can anybody make me more sure that it can slide the the load at all conditions.the whole system will be on a truck so it has to sustain even when it transported.
http://www.parker.com/portal/site/PARKER/menuitem....=





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So i think i have to caliculate depending on the cofficient of friction on the rails.
Acceleration should be slow ..it should be fine if it travel 400mm in 3 sec.
Accuracy is important but precision need not be in micro level.
I look into the companies which u have suggested and get back if i have questions.
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RE: Identifying an Electro mechanical system to avoid hydraulic system
The motor can either be a servo motor or a regular motor driven by a VFD. The VFD could be a fancy one that emulates a servo motor, or it could be a dumb one that blindly follows a motion profile.
The mechanics can be a ball screw, or an ACME screw, or a timing belt with pulleys, or a cable that winds up on a drum.
There may be a gear reducer between the motor and whatever the final actuating mechanism is.
The positioning accuracy, the tolerance of abuse, the immunity to moisture and dirt, the long-term durability of each of these mechanisms ... varies.
YOU need to figure out what you need.
RE: Identifying an Electro mechanical system to avoid hydraulic system