Dean250776
Mechanical
- Jul 26, 2005
- 1
Hi
I am currently working on a quantification exercise on ballscrews and their ability to drive focus lens assemblies at very low temperatures (-46ºC), acheiving a speed of 0.1m/sec. I am experienceing increased voltage usage at below -20ºC and am unable to achieve the required speed, which reduces by 40%.
Does anyone know how to minimise static and dynamic friction at these low temperature. Lubrication is minimum due to migration of the media onto the optics.
I hope you can help.
Regards,
Dean250776
I am currently working on a quantification exercise on ballscrews and their ability to drive focus lens assemblies at very low temperatures (-46ºC), acheiving a speed of 0.1m/sec. I am experienceing increased voltage usage at below -20ºC and am unable to achieve the required speed, which reduces by 40%.
Does anyone know how to minimise static and dynamic friction at these low temperature. Lubrication is minimum due to migration of the media onto the optics.
I hope you can help.
Regards,
Dean250776