Maximum Speed of Ball Screw Actuator
Maximum Speed of Ball Screw Actuator
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I am verifying some specifications for technical drawings of linear ball screw actuators. One of the specs is maximum speed, which I found the equation to be the lead size (mm) * rotational speed (s-1). How come for larger models the speed becomes affected by the accuracy grade and stroke length? Below is part of the table from the THK catalog showing how the speeds decrease for lower accuracy grade and larger stroke. It kinda makes sense that speeds would decrease with really long screws, but I don't understand how the accuracy changes the speed. If anything I would expect a less accurate actuator to be able to run at higher speeds. Can anyone explain why these two variables affect the maximum speed and point me to a more accurate equation for max speed? The complete speed table is available here.
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Good question. I hope some others chime in.