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STEEL ROD
BENDING MACHINE
Introduction
Corrugated bars or rods are used to form the
basic frame of a building.
Reinforcements are used to resist shear and
diagonal tension stresses in a concrete
constructional member
Reinforcements in the form of rectangular
shaped bars are the integral part of columns and
beams in the construction.
Conceptual Framework
Gear Drives
Spur Gears
Belts and Chains
Research Design
5
9
4
2
(c) Top
view
(d)
Attachments
(e) Side
view
Design Calculation
Calculation of the Maximum Bending Force
So,
Finally,
Calculation of Power
Machine
V-belt Drives
Timing Belt Drives
Poly-V or Ribbed Belt Drives
Flat Belt drives, Leather or Rubber
Nylon Core
Variable Speed, spring loaded, wide range
V-belt Drives
Compound drive
Cam-reaction drive
Helical Gear Reducer
Single-stage
Two-stage
Worm Gear Reducer
10:1 ratio
60:1 ratio
Roller Chain
Leadscrew, 60 deg helix angle
Flexible Coupling, shear-type
Spur gear
Typical Efficiency
95%
98%
97%
98%
98% to 99%
80% to 90%
75% to 90%
95%
98%
96%
86%
82%
98%
65% to 85%
99%+
94% to 98%
= 3.73 hp
Thus,
= 4.642 hp
Shafts design
The
Design Factor is taken to be N=2
Designed Stresses, page 160 (Mott, 1999)
So,
and
Computing
for the torque in the shaft,
The torque of the shaft is equal to the torque of the rod to be bent;
Thus,
and section modulus is,
Then,
Thus,
Design
of Pulley and Belt
The design of the pulley and belt is adopted from Machine Elements in
Mechanical Design, 3rd Edition by Robert L. Mott, 1999.
P = 5hp
From Table 7-1 V-belt Service factors, page 235
Service factor = for less than 6 = 1.1
(Desired rpm for 2:3 pitch ratio, Nominal output speed)
Solution:
1. Design Power = input power based on the available standard motor output
service factor
= 5hp 1.1 = 5.5 hp
2. For 5.5 hp and 1720 rpm
From Figure 7-9, page235; a 3VX belt is recommended
3.
Speed Ratio (SR)
= = 1.5
4. Guide for selecting standard sheave, use belt speed of 4000
Vb = belt speed = ; = = = 8.88 in
5. Trial and error for selecting input sheave and output sheave
= = 8.88 in (1.5) = 13.32 in.
For selecting standard sheave sizes;
From Figure 7-10, Power Rating for 3V Belts, page 236
= 7.95 in
= 13.95 in
= ; =(=(
= 980.21 rpm < 1146.67 rpm (NOT DESIRABLE)
= 5.55 in
= 5.55in.(1.5) = 8.325 7.95 in for standard size
= ( = ( = 1200.75 rpm > 1146.67 rpm (APPLICABLE)
6. Rated Power
From figure 7-10, page 236. For a 5.55 in sheave at 1720 rpm
= = 1 belt
1 belt is required, 1 groove
7. Trial center distance
< C < 3()
< C < 40.5
For conserving space, try 12 in.
8.
Required Belt Length
L = 2C + 1.57 () +
= 2(12) + 1.57 (7.95 + 5.55) +
L = 45.315 in.
9. Standard Belt Length and Center Distance
From Table 7-2, page 238
Standard Belt Length = 45.315 47.5 in
B = 4L 6.28 ()
B = 4(47.5) 6.28 (7.95 + 5.55)
B = 105.22
C= =
C = 13.09 13.1 in.
10. Angle wrap of the belt
Table
Oscillating
SPECIFICATIONS
SYMBOL
UNIT
CALCULATED
VALUES
STANDARD
VALUES
Motor
Power Rating
Hp
4.866
Pulley 1
Diameter
In
5.55
5.55
Pulley 2
Diameter
In
8.325
7.95
Belt
Belt Length
in
45.315
47.5
Reducer
Speed Ratio
SR
1:30
Bender
Bender Diameter
mm
1.70
25.4
Post
Post Diameter
mm
1.70
25.4
Oscillating
Table
Rotating Table
Diameter
cm
20.32
20.32
Rotating Table
Thickness
cm
2.54
2.54
Thickness
cm
0.635
0.635
Length
cm
60
60
Width
cm
50
50
Height
cm
82
82
Frame
METHODOLOGY
The steps to be employed in the conduct of the study are presented in Figure 4.1
Data Gathering
Material Selection
Fabrication and Installation
Process Description
Performance testing
Figure 4.1
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Budgetary Requirement
Quantity
Material
Estimated
Price
Electric Motor 5 Hp
12,000 Php
Flange Bearing
800 Php
Ball Bearing
900 Php
500 Php
Pedal Switch
200 Php
Electrical Wire
250 Php
Circuit Breaker
500 Php
30
Bolts
750 Php
Overload
1000 Php
Contactor
2000 Php
2
1
1
1
10
Limit Switch
Shaft
1 x 2 ft. Steel Plate
1:30 Reducer
Machining
Angle Bar
Gear oil
V-belt (groove)
Tools
1 in Steel Rod
Cutting Disc
Belt, Paint, Brush
Fabrication Cost and Labor
Gear Fabrication
Hacksaw Blade
Others (Transportation, Food, Canvassing,
Printing, etc)
1500 Php
1000 Php
1800 Php
5000 Php
1000 Php
5000 Php
210 Php
1000 Php
290 Php
2500 Php
40 Php
300 Php
15000 Php
6900 Php
750 Php
10, 000 Php