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FORGING CASTING MANUFACTURING PROCESS DR M VARAPRASADA RAO

Crank Shaft & Connecting Rod Design

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DESIGN OF MACHINE MEMBERS - CONNECTING ROD AND CRANK SHAFT

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CRANK SHAFT DESIGN

FORGINGCASTINGMANUFACTURING PROCESSDR M VARAPRASADA RAO2Design of Machine Members

(Crank Shaft & Connecting Rod)

Dr. Manda Varaprasada Rao

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FORGING

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOForging Vs CastingForgingTotal processes approximate 16Dimensional consistency andaccuracyReduce mass by 10%Consume less energyProvides longer tool lifesmoother running in the engineLess cost for > 20,000 piecesHigh production rateLess time consumesReduce cost about 25%It performed at low temperature

CastingTotal processes approximate 36Less accuracyMore time consumingRequired high temperature for meltingLow production rateDefects such as pin hole, shrinkage, porosity, Rough surface etc.high cost for >20,000 piecesMore waste of materialsMore labor costMachining processLow strength

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Forging DefectsDR M VARAPRASADA RAO

Design of connecting rodDR M VARAPRASADA RAO

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOManufacturing processMATERIALCUTTING TO LENGTH OF MATERIALBILLETS HEATINGHOT FORGINGDR M VARAPRASADA RAOPLERCINGTRIMMINGSHOT BLASTING /SHOT PEENINGMACHINING DEBURRINGMACHINING OF TOP SURFACEGRINDING THE SIDE FACESDRILLING THE PISTON ENDBROACHING OF CRANK AND PISTON RODDRILLING OF BOLT HOLEDRILLING OF HOLEMACHINING OF BOLT HEAD SEATDR M VARAPRASADA RAOMACHINE FRACTURE SPLITTING GROOVEFRACTURE SPLITTINGASSEMBLY OF CONNECTING RODMACHININGFINISH GRINDING I=OF SIDE FACESFINAL DRILLING OF CRANK AND PISTONMILLING OF BEARING OF POSITIONING GROOVEDR M VARAPRASADA RAOINSERTION OF CRANK END BEARING SHELLSINSERTION OF SMALL END BEARING BUSHINSPECTIONDR M VARAPRASADA RAOSelection of materialthe connecting rods are most usually made ofsteel(for lightness and the ability to absorb high impact at the expense of durability)titanium(for a combination of lightness with strength, at higher cost) for high performance engines, or ofcast ironfor applications such as motor scooters.

DR M VARAPRASADA RAO12 Cutting of materialCut the material a little greater than the required due to further process heating billetsBillet is heated in the furnace at 500-600 C

Hot forgingHot forging isdefined as working a metal above its recrystallization temperature.The main advantage of hot forging is that as

DR M VARAPRASADA RAO the metal is deformed the strain-hardening effects are negated by the recrystallization process.

piercing:

DR M VARAPRASADA RAO Trimming:

Shot peening:

Machining:DR M VARAPRASADA RAO Fracture splitting

Assembly

Insertion of bearing shell

DR M VARAPRASADA RAO Insertion of bering bushes

Inspection

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOLimitation of forgingIt must be enviourment friendlyIt finished product cost must be moderateLimitation of the mass deviation along the longitudinal axismaterials are generally less expensive than the materials required for casting. Limited scrap and rework. Reduced labor costs and lower tooling equipment expenses than casting

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DR M VARAPRASADA RAOCRANK SHAFT DESIGNDesign a side or overhung crankshaft for a 250 mm 300 mm gas engine. The weight of the flywheel is 30 kN and the explosion pressure is 2.1 N/mm2. The gas pressure at the maximum torque is 0.9 N/mm2, when the crank angle is 35 from I. D. C. The connecting rod is 4.5 times the crank radiusDR M VARAPRASADA RAOGIVEN DATA.Given : D = 250 mm ; L = 300 mm or r = L / 2 = 300 / 2 = 150 mm ; W = 30 kN = 30 103 N ; p = 2.1 N/mm2, p = 0.9 N/mm2 ; l = 4.5 r or l / r = 4.5DR M VARAPRASADA RAOHow to Design.Design the crankshaft for the two positions of the crank 1.when the crank is at the dead centre and 2. when the crank is at an angle of maximum twisting moment.DR M VARAPRASADA RAOFORMULE & CONSTANTS FROM DATA BOOK14.4 OF DESIGN DATA BOOK BY JALALUDDEEN

DR M VARAPRASADA RAODIAMETER = 250 MMDesign of crankshaft when the crank is at the dead centre.We know that piston gas load-

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DR M VARAPRASADA RAOBEARING DESIGN

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOCRANK WEB

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOSHAFT LENGTH & DIAMETER

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOOTHER INFORMATIONCALCULATIONS AS PER DESIGN DATA BOOKDR M VARAPRASADA RAOCONNECTING ROD DESIGN

DR M VARAPRASADA RAOLOAD & INERTIA FORCE.

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