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    TEHSEEN ARIF BHATTI

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    CAMS

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    CAMS DEFINITION

    A CAM changes the input motion, which is usually

    rotary motion (a rotating motion), to a reciprocatingmotion of the follower.

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    CAMS CAM MECHANISM

    The transformation of one of the simple motions, such

    as rotation, into any other motions is oftenconveniently accomplished by means of a cammechanism A cam mechanism usually consists of twomoving elements, the cam and the follower, mounted

    on a fixed frame. Cam devices are versatile, and almostany arbitrarily-specified motion can be obtained. Insome instances, they offer the simplest and mostcompact way to transform motions.

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    CAMSAcam may be defined as a machine element having a

    curved outline or a curved groove, which, by itsoscillation or rotation motion, gives a predeterminedspecified motion to another element called thefollower.

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    TYPES OF CAMS

    (on the basis of shapes) There are two types of cams.

    RADIAL or DISC CAM

    CYLINDRICAL CAM

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    RADIAL or DISC CAM

    In radial cams, the follower reciprocates or oscillates ina direction perpendicular to the cam axis.

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    CYLINDRICAL CAM

    In cylindrical cams, the follower reciprocates oroscillates in a direction parallel to the cams axis.

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    TYPES OF CAM FOLLOWERSAccording to the surface in contact of the follower

    a)KNIFE-EDGEFOLLOWER

    In this type of follower,the contacting end issharp knife-edge. The

    sliding motion takesplace between thecontact surfaces.

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    TYPES OF CAM FOLLOWERS

    According to the surface in contact of the follower

    (b)ROLLER FOLLOWER

    If the contact end of thefollower is a roller, it iscalled roller follower. Inthis type, the rollermotion takes placebetween the contactsurfaces, therefore therate of wear isconsiderably reduced.

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    TYPES OF CAM FOLLOWERS

    According to the surface in contact of the follower

    (c) FLAT-FACEDFOLLOWER

    It is also calledmushroom follower. Inthis type the contactingend of the follower isperfectly flat surface.

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    TYPES OF CAM FOLLOWERS

    According to the surface in contact of the follower

    (d) SPHERICAL-FACEDFOLLOWER

    In this type of follower,the contact surface isspherical-shaped.

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    TYPES OF CAM FOLLOWERSAccording to the path of motion of follower

    RADIAL FOLLOWER

    When the motion of the follower is along an axispassing through the centre of the cam, it is knownas radial followers. Above figures are examples ofthis type.

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    TYPES OF CAM FOLLOWERSAccording to the path of motion of follower

    OFFSET FOLLOWERWhen the motion of the follower is along an axisaway from the axis of the cam centre, it is called off-set follower. Above figures are examples of this type

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    CAM Nomenclature Cam profile: The outer

    surface of the disc cam.

    Base circle : The circle

    with the shortest radiusfrom the cam center to anypart of the cam profile.

    Trace point: It is a pointon the follower, and its

    motion describes themovement of the follower.It is used to generate thepitch curve.

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    CAM Nomenclature Pitch curve : The path

    generated by the tracepoint as the follower is

    rotated about astationery cam.

    Prime circle: Thesmallest circle from thecam center through thepitch curve

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    CAM Nomenclature Pressure angle: The

    angle between thedirection of the follower

    movement and thenormal to the pitchcurve.

    Pitch point: Pitch pointcorresponds to the pointof maximum pressureangle.

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    CAM Nomenclature Pitch circle:A circle

    drawn from the camcenter and passes

    through the pitch pointis called Pitch circle

    Stroke: The greatestdistance or anglethrough which thefollower moves or rotates

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    MOTION OF THE FOLLOWERAs the cam rotates the follower moves upward anddownward.

    The upward movement of follower is called rise

    (Outstroke) The downward movement is called fall

    (Returnstroke).

    When the follower is not moving upward and

    downward even when the cam rotates, it is calleddwell.

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    TYPES OF FOLLOWER MOTION1. Uniform motion ( constant velocity)

    2. Simple harmonic motion

    3. Uniform acceleration and retardation motion

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    a) Uniform motion (constant

    velocity) Displacement diagram: Displacement is the distance that a

    follower moves during one complete revolution (or cycle)of the cam while the follower is in contact with the cam.

    It is the plot of linear displacement (s) of follower V/S

    angular displacement () of the cam for one full rotation ofthe cam. A period is a part of the cam cycle and it includes the

    following:

    Rise (Outstroke) the upward motion of the follower causedby cam motion.

    Fall (Return stroke) the downward motion of the followercaused by cam motion.

    Dwell the stationary position of the follower caused by cammotion.

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    a) Uniform motion (constant

    velocity)

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    a) Uniform motion (constant

    velocity)

    Displacement diagramSince the follower moves with uniform velocity duringits rise and fall, the slope of the displacement curvemust be constant as shown in fig.

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    b) Simple Harmonic motion

    360 = ONE REVOLUTION OF CAM = 1 CYCLE

    FALL

    60 180120 240

    RISE

    300

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    b) Simple harmonic motion Since the follower moves

    with a simple harmonicmotion, therefore

    velocity diagram consistsof a sine curve and theacceleration diagramconsists of a cosine

    curve.

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    c) Uniform acceleration and

    retardation

    Since the

    acceleration andretardation areuniform, thereforethe velocity varies

    directly with time.

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    APPLICATIONS OF CAMSCams are widely used in:

    Inlet and outlet valves of internal combustion engines.

    Paper cutting machinesAutomatic machines

    Textile machines

    Printing control mechanism

    Machine tools

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