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Sand Sampling Apparatus. Eglin Air Force Base Gina Teofilak Richard Klimas Dan Mortensen Ruben De Sousa. Overview. Introduction Current Design Maintenance and Safety Design Specifications Motion Control Motion Control Components Obstacles - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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SAND SAMPLING APPARATUS
Eglin Air Force BaseGina TeofilakRichard KlimasDan MortensenRuben De Sousa
Overview
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Introduction
Current Design
Maintenance and Safety
Design Specifications
Motion Control
Motion Control Components
Obstacles
Cost Analysis
Future Plans
IntroductionIN
TROD
UCTIO
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Fractured sand
Projectile
Target shot line
EGLIN
VISIT 10/31/2008Experimental Changes
Newly added forklift straddles
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CURREN
T DESIG
NCurrent Design Uses 2 linear motion actuators for Y and Z motion
¾ inch ACME threaded rod Designed to be a lead
screw Each will have an aluminum extrusion frame
Y and Z are different sizes
¼ inch aluminum rod stabilizers for support
motion to be attained from 2 DC motors
Z- actuator is mounted directly to the Y- actuator
Legs of Y- actuator mount to wheels to produce X motion
X
y
z
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Motion in the X-direction
Chain and sprocket motion
Wheels fit inside aluminum extrusion grooves
DC motor attached to sprocket
Chain is clamped to actuator
Clamp has teeth of same pitch as the chain
Chain mount is adjustable for chain tension
CURREN
T DESIG
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Future Considerations for X Axis
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Instead of wheels, an eight foot long steel rod is considered with linear bearings
Steel rod will make it safer for installation than wheel basePrevents tipping when installing onto experiment
Wheels might tip
Steel rod is cheaper
Maintenance and SafetyMaterial are corrosive resistant
Threaded rod is hardened stainless steelWill not corrode based on interaction with other materials used
Experiment is only ran one time a monthWhen not used it will be stored in indoor atmosphere
To keep sand out of moving parts:Bearings with brush guards will usedPlastic accordion style rod boots will cover the lead screwsPlastic guards will be mounted to keep sand out of x- actuator tracks
Lubrication is not requiredBearings are shielded ACME lead screw does not require lubrication
Safety:Chain guard Safety stickers
By all moving parts and electrical components8
Size:Length
96”Width
27”Height
24” Weight:
Mechanism 70 lbs.Vacuum
20 lbs.Electronics 5 lbs.
Vacuum Power: 6.5 Hp peakVolume: 20 gallons(supplied by Eglin)
Mechanism Speed:2 in/sec
Design Specifications
Motion Control Motion control
3 DC motors/ controllers microprocessor encoders/ switches
Y axis motion threaded rodaluminum rods for support
Z axis motionthreaded rodvacuum tube rigidly attached
Control Sequence z axis ½”-1” y axis 24” x axis 4”
X
y
z
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Wall Socket Power Supply Microprocessor
Motor Controller
Encoder
Switches
Encoder Motor
Motor Controller
Motor Controller
Motor
Motor
X Direction Movement
Z Direction Movement
Y Direction Movement
Required Torque Needed (oz*in)
X movement 20
Y movement 40
Z movement 20
Control System SchematicDC Power supplyMicroprocessor stores codeMotor ControllersDistances componentsMotors
Geared motorsRequired Torque
Motion Control Schematic
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Switches
Encoders
Encoder
Motion Control Components
Why use different distance components? Encoders
Convert rotations of shaft to codePrecise measurement of distanceCan be used to input exact position
SwitchesSimple short circuit switchesEasier to programCheaper
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Motion Control Obstacles
Make Screens They are a problem
Break and Deform Slightly unequally spaced
Removed for simplicity Suggested from the sponsor
Projectile Entry Tube Adds safety to the experiment Cannot be removed
Mechanism is designed to avoid
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Cost Analysis
Raw MaterialsParts
Purchased Control System
Wheels Option
Rod Option0.00
50.00100.00
150.00
200.00
250.00
300.00
350.00
400.00
450.00
500.00
550.00Cost(USD)
Cost Comparison for X-axis Options
Wheels Option
Rod Option
Option Total (USD)
Wheels and corrosion res.chain 1387.53
Wheels and non-corrosion res.chain 1347.33
Rods and corrosion res.chain 1281.94
Rods and non-corrosion res.chain 1241.74
Shipping
Machine Shop
Testing Facilities
Possible testing table
Current design is more expensive than using the rod
Material Cost
Donations
Future Plans
Purchase Parts
Machine and Assemble
Write the program
Test
Write Procedures
Make modifications
Conduct the Experiment
Meet the Class Deliverables
December 2 – January 6
January 6 – April 24
COST REFERENCES
Carbon Stick tape http://www.2spi.com/catalog/spec_prep/cond_adhes-discs.shtml
Aluminum Extrusion Dynatech Associates
McMASTER-CARR http://www.mcmaster.com/
REFERENCES1. Cooper, William “Bill”, MSgt Wes Schuler, AFRL/RW
Munitions DirectorateAir Force Research Laboratory
2. Mortensen, Charles, Owner, Dynatech Associates
3. Dr. Chiang Shih, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Mechanical
4. Dr. Daudi Waryoba, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Mechanical
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Questions?