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Jiggering
Jiggering
Jiggering
: Strength Analysis-2
:A-Strengths of a Jiggering Machine arm
The strengths of a ceramic jiggering machine arm
can va depending on the speci c design and
construction of the machine. However, some
common strengths of ceramic jiggering machine
:arms may include
Precision: Ceramic jiggering machine arms are .1
often designed to provide precise and accurate
movements, allowing for consistent shaping and
.forming of ceramic materials
Durability: These machine arms are typically built .2
to withstand the demands of ceramic production,
including the repetitive motions and forces
.involved in the jiggering process
E ciency: Ceramic jiggering machine arms can .3
help improve production e ciency by automating
ce ain tasks, reducing the need for manual labor
.and increasing output
Versatility: Depending on the machine's .4
capabilities, the arm may be adjustable or
interchangeable, allowing for di erent shapes and
.sizes of ceramic products to be produced
Consistency: With the use of a ceramic jiggering .5
machine arm, the shaping and forming process can
be standardized, resulting in consistent quality and
.dimensions of the ceramic products
:Joints-3
Joints are the anchor points or hinges in the arm
that allow movement. It determines how much
joint you will put in the arm and how the type of
movement will be in each joint. Types of joints can
:include
Rotational joint: Allows rotation around a speci c
.axis, such as the elbow joint
Prismatic Joint Joint: Allows linear forward and
.backward movement, such as a slide joint
Spherical joint: Allows movement in more than one
.direction, such as the shoulder
:Engines
Motors are the pa s that conve energy into
motion. Choose the type of engine that will suit
the type of movement required
:Arm movement-4
: Arm Motion Equations
Equations of arm motion using the concepts of
cinematics and dynamics can be used to describe
. .its motion
For example
θ=θ°+ω°t+1/2a*t^2
where
is the angle of the arm θ
.is the prima angle °θ
is the initial velocity of °ω .
is angular acceleration. a
: For Movement
: factor of safety-5
The factor of safety is calculated as the ratio of the
ultimate or actual material strength to the applied
:load or stress
Factor of Safety = Ultimate or Actual Material
Strength Applied Load or Stress
This factor is used in engineering design to ensure
a safe and reliable structure, where a factor of
safety greater than 1 is preferable to account for
unce ainties and variations in material prope ies
.and operating conditions