Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] tensioned ballscrew
Posted by
Bill Vance
on 2002-02-18 21:13:37 UTC
If I get you correctly, you're talking about adding end pressure to the ends of
the ballscrew, yes? This would result in the middle of the screw acting like a
kids jump rope. it would be better to give a slight pull to the ends of the
screw, instead, as this would tend to help keep it straight.
Bill
the ballscrew, yes? This would result in the middle of the screw acting like a
kids jump rope. it would be better to give a slight pull to the ends of the
screw, instead, as this would tend to help keep it straight.
Bill
On Mon Feb 18 18:19:20 2002, Doug Harrison, <prototype@...> wrote:
>I have two ideas that need to be challenged. The screws on the X axis of my
>router are ten feet long. They are 1" diameter, .25 pitch from Rockford.
>
>1. We have come up with a way to provide intermediate support so as to get
>around critical frequency problems. An extra pair of blocks on each linear
>rail will carry support bushings. These blocks are connected to each other
>through a beam about five feet long. This beam is tied to the gantry
>through a 2:1 cable arrangement so that the support blocks move at half the
>speed of the gantry. Thus, the worst case support is when the gantry is at
>one end and one support block is in the middle of the screw.
>
>2. Now for the end bearing blocks. I want to use a tapered roller bearing
>at each end of the screw and tension the screw between them. This poses two
>possible advantages. First, by tensioning the screw I can further raise the
>critical velocity (though I've been out of college too long to remember how
>to calculate just how much). Second, by varying the tension in the screw I
>should be able to adjust out any first order pitch error (though not second
>order or cyclic errors).
>
>Of course it would be best to have two bearings at each end of the screw, so
>I propose putting a regular ball bearing about two inches outboard of each
>tapered bearing in the bearing block. This would take up radial loading and
>thus improve end fixity of the screw.
>
>I welcome y'alls opinions.
>
>Doug
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Doug Harrison
2002-02-18 18:45:25 UTC
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