Keyless Shaft Locking Mechanical Design - "Power Lock"

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Now clearly understood why motor manufacturers and gearbox manufacturers making keyless shaft. Excellent graphical representation of double taper lock and single taper lock. Thanks for sharing the great knowledge.

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Yes right. that's the main reason, manufacturer gives without key cut option. also, for a high dynamic balance motion, a keyless motor should be used with power locking.

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[@koen1979]

thank you for this clear explanation. I always use(d) keylocking in the past. but gonna be more critical to choosing wich one to use now.

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[@monty9164]

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but press fit is often employed for components like gears and shafts. When there is excessive clearance due to operation between gear and shaft the we simply replace bush if there is option during assembly. Btw great content I always learn new things from your videos. 👍

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

I am not sure, I have not seen press fit used to fix gears on shafts in industrial design, like in automobiles, locomotives or aerospace, however, press fit is used for locally positional fixed, like so often for dowels, but not for interchangeable parts, However, if someone is doing press fit for gears and shafts, it may be just for cost savings. But at the same time, it is bad method, it will be painful to take apart Also you can't do press fit on motor shaft, motor will get damaged.

[@monty9164]

@@mastermechanicaldesign thanks for reply. I have seen gear to gear assembley by press fit and shrink method. In shrink we cool one gear and heat another gear then simply place them togather at desired angle.

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Ahh okay, what is the application

[@monty9164]

@@mastermechanicaldesign they use them in gear train to Drive two different mechanisms at the same time in the same machine. Just search cam gear and cluster gear. I'm still in learning phase. 🙂

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Bro kindly I request you to, please make the video of while pressing required force calculation.

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Pressing of what ?

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[@mastermechanicaldesign]

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You should must try on analysis part. Theory as well as software

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why in the video of linear actuator you didn't use a screw cad model from THK ?

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

No specific reason. Hiwin cad model download is really quick. THK making good products

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I have an automatic spray gun and I want to automate the rotational angle that is done by hands . what mechanism shall I consider ?

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Can i ask what book do you recommend for mechanical calculations and design ?

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Better to refer, mechanical standard items catalogue, like for pneumatic, refer SMC or festo, for bearings refer SKF, for Ball screws LM guides refer THK or HIWIN, there are no such one single book, only this channel is here for this 😚

[@HatemFERCHICHI-yy3xk]

why have you added the lenght of the plate to the length of the ball screw?

[@HatemFERCHICHI-yy3xk]

in the video of linear actuator

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Float plate? Yeah, float plate to consider in screw stroke length.

[@HatemFERCHICHI-yy3xk]

Why it has to be considered ?

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Basically, total screw length equal to : Stroke length + Ball nut length + both end bearing length + Coupling length + some extra length (if required) and in that particular design, i will have to consider ball nut length as float plate total length because i can't travel the float plate over support bearings

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Can you added English subtitles for useful me

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Allready. Automatic subtitle is there, just turned it on

[@dhanacreation9045]

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[@HatemFERCHICHI-yy3xk]

hello , in the video of linear actuator , what factors have you consider when choosing the seervomotor ? in fact , how can we install a servomotor working under 400 v ? and whay does it mean servomotor without gear?

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

1. Factor considering when choosing servo motor: Factor all depends on mechanical system which is connected with servo motor, for example in that video, ball screw was there so we have considered 90% efficiency, if there was lead screw, we should go for 70-80%, servo motor fully deliver its rated torque 2. How can we install servo motor working under 400 V: Yes, we can, most of servo motor comes in 400V, voltage take by its servo drive, without servo drive we can't operate servo motor 3. What does mean by servo motor without gear: its actually gearbox, means if required speed is less, then we can use a gearbox with servo motor, or inbuild gearmotor, to increase the torque.

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@@mastermechanicaldesign ​ in a similar project , i have to do the same thing but I have three linear actuator and one to rotate a spray paint gun . the existing mechanism is manual and i have to make the make it automatic

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Can you make videos in Hindi

[@mastermechanicaldesign]

Yes, I can make videos in Hindi also, but I can't make it for this channel, this channel serves global audience.