(42S) Linear Progression of a Slider Crank
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01-04-2020, 03:14 PM
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(42S) Linear Progression of a Slider Crank
Blog post: http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2020/01/h...on-of.html
Introduction Welcome to first post of 2020! In today's post, the program CRANK will calculate the following: * Maximum (xMAX) and Minimum (xMIN) slider displacement of a slider crank using linear progression * Connecting rod angle, slider displacement, the slider's velocity, and slider's acceleration given the crank angle Input values are: * Connecting rod length (L) * Crank radius (R) * Vertical slider offset (E) * Current speed of the crankshaft, in revolutions per minute (RPM) * Crank angle (θ) The program does not dictate units of measure (such as inches, millimeters, etc). However, all angles are measured in degrees and the program sets the calculator to Degrees mode. Program: Introduction Welcome to first post of 2020! In today's post, the program CRANK will calculate the following: * Maximum (xMAX) and Minimum (xMIN) slider displacement of a slider crank using linear progression * Connecting rod angle, slider displacement, the slider's velocity, and slider's acceleration given the crank angle Input values are: [diagram] * Connecting rod length (L) * Crank radius (R) * Vertical slider offset (E) * Current speed of the crankshaft, in revolutions per minute (RPM) * Crank angle (θ) The program does not dictate units of measure (such as inches, millimeters, etc). However, all angles are measured in degrees and the program sets the calculator to Degrees mode. HP 42S/DM42 Program: Linear Progression of a Slider Crank Code: 00 { 317-Byte Prgm } Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1z0Htza...4pM_54_uFP Instructions 1. Run CRANK by pressing XEQ CRANK 2. Enter rod length (ROD LGTH), crank radius (RADIUS), offset (OFFSET), and turning speed (RPM) by pressing the LNGT submenu. After all the input values are entered, you will see a DONE message. Use the [R/S] key to enter values. 3. To enter a crank angle, choose the ANGL submenu. Enter the crank angle. After the angle has been entered, you will see a DONE message. 4. Calculate the maximum and minimum slider displacements by choosing the LIMIT submenu. 5. Calculate the rod angle, position, velocity, and acceleration by the ∠ v a submenu. 6. You can renter any of the inputs at any time. 7. To exit the program, press EXIT. Example (Fix 4 Setting) Rod length: 8 in Crank radius: 2 in Offset: 1.3 in RPM: 5000 RPM Crank Angle: 15° Results: xMAX=9.9151 xMIN=5.8575 CRANK ∠=13.1326 POS=9.7226 VELOCITY=-507.0277 ACCEL=-634,997.3666 Crank Angle: 20° (xMAX and xMIN remain the same) |
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(42S) Linear Progression of a Slider Crank - Eddie W. Shore - 01-04-2020 03:14 PM
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