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Automatic Can Crusher Guide

This document outlines the components and design of an automatic tin can crusher. It includes 6 chapters that discuss the mechanisms, literature review, components, gears, and conclusion. The components discussed include the base, shafts, disk, connecting rod, bearings, and can crushing unit. Different types of bearings are also described, including ball, roller, thrust, and magnetic bearings. The gears section explains friction wheels, advantages and disadvantages of gear drives, and calculations for constant velocity ratio between gears.

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Automatic Can Crusher Guide

This document outlines the components and design of an automatic tin can crusher. It includes 6 chapters that discuss the mechanisms, literature review, components, gears, and conclusion. The components discussed include the base, shafts, disk, connecting rod, bearings, and can crushing unit. Different types of bearings are also described, including ball, roller, thrust, and magnetic bearings. The gears section explains friction wheels, advantages and disadvantages of gear drives, and calculations for constant velocity ratio between gears.

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CONTENT

Page No.
i

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
CONTENT

ii

LIST OF FIGURE

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CHAPTER 1- INTRODUCTION

1.1 AN IDEA ABOUT THE PROJECT

1.2 PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT

1.3 SUBJECTS COVERED UNDR THE PROJECT

1.4 PRODUCTION AND MARKET EXPERIENCE

1.5 PROJECT SYNOPSIS

1.6 OBJECTIVE

1.7 SCOPE OF WORK

1.8 PROBLEM STATEMENT

CHAPTER 2-THE MECHANISMS

2.1 KINEMATIC LINK / ELEMENT

2.2 TYPES OF LINKS

2.3 STRUCTURE

2.4 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MACHINE AND A STRUCTURE

2.5 KINEMATIC PAIR

2.6 TYPES OF CONSTRAINED MOTIONS

2.7 MECHANISM

2.8 NUMBER OF DEGREES OF FREEDOM FOR PLAN MECHANISMS

2.9 MOVEMENT OF INETIA OF A DISK

11

CHAPTER 3- LITERATURE REVIEW

14

3.1 TERMINOLOGY

14

3.2 TYPES OF TIN CAN CRUSHER

15

3.3 CRUSHER

16

3.4 TYPES OF CRUSHER

17

ii

CHAPTER 4- COMPONENTS OF AUTOMATIC CAN CRUSHER

19

4.1 BASE

21

4.2 SHAFTS

21

4.3 DISK

25

4.4 THE CONNECTING ROD

26

4.5 BEARINGS

27

4.6 CAN CRUSHING UNIT

34

CHAPTER 5 THE GEARS

35

5.1 FRICTION WHEELS

36

5.2 ADVANTAGES OF GEAR DRIVE

35

5.3 DISADVANTAGES OF GEAR DRIVE

37

5.4 CONDITION FOR CONSTANT VELOCITY RATIO OF GEARS-LAW

37

5.5 TWO SPEED OUT COME

39

5.6 CALCULATION

40

CHAPTER 6-- CONCLUSION

41

REFERENCES

42

iii

LIST OF FIGURE
2.1 COMPLETELY CONSTRAINED MOTION

2.2

INCOMPLETELY CONSTRAINED MOTION

2.3 TYPE OF BAR CHAIN

10

2.4 LINK POSITION

11

2.5 DEGREE OF FREEDOM

15

3.1 SEVERAL TIN CAN CRUSHER

17

3.2 JAW CRUSHER

18

3.3 GYRATORY CRUSHER

18

3.4 IMPACT CRUSHER

21

4.1 PLYWOOD BASE

22

4.2 STEEL SHAFT

25

4.3 DISK

26

4.4

ECCENTRIC POINT

27

4.5

BEARINGS

29

4.6 TYPES OF BEARINGS

30

4.7

BALL BEARINGS

31

4.8

ROLLER BEARINGS

31

4.9

BALL THRUST BEARINGS

32

4.10 ROLLER THRUST BEARINGS

32

4.11 TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS

33

4.12 MAGNETIC BEARINGS

33

4.13 GIANT ROLLER BEARINGS

35

5.1

FRICTION WHEELS

36

5.2

GEAR MESHING

37

5.3 LAW OF GEARING

38

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