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Design and analysis of a new bicontact cam mechanism
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Alaci, S
, Buium, F
, Ciornei, F-C
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Kinematics
2020
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Alaci, S
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Kinematics
2020
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Design and analysis of a new bicontact cam mechanism
2020
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Based on an observation from a previous work, the authors use the degree of passive freedom of a mechanism with roller follower to propose a new type of mechanism. In the new mechanism, the roller is replaced by a jointed element that forms two contacts with the cam. The obtaining of the cam profile is the main disadvantage of the cam mechanisms but in the present work, by using a cam formed by two connected discs, it is aimed to be avoided. The method is illustrated by designing the mechanism in CAD software followed by the simulation of its movement. To optimize the movement of the final element, the equivalent mechanism with lower pairs is used which has the advantage that the lengths of the elements are constant. The kinematics of the final element is particularly sensitive to the variation of the dimensions of the mechanism, fact illustrated by an example.
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