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    The document describes a water jet loom laybar drive mechanism that uses a four-bar linkage to transfer motion from a rotating crank to a laybar. It includes diagrams of the mechanism labeling components like the crank, rocker, coupler, laybar, and reed. It also lists dimensions of the components and forces acting on the laybar and reed, such as a 540 lb beat-up force applied to the reed from the cloth and the combined 29 lb weight of the reed and laybar. The problem outlined is to find the forces on the pins for one revolution of the crank and determine the torque-time function required to drive the system.

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    The document describes a water jet loom laybar drive mechanism that uses a four-bar linkage to transfer motion from a rotating crank to a laybar. It includes diagrams of the mechanism labeling components like the crank, rocker, coupler, laybar, and reed. It also lists dimensions of the components and forces acting on the laybar and reed, such as a 540 lb beat-up force applied to the reed from the cloth and the combined 29 lb weight of the reed and laybar. The problem outlined is to find the forces on the pins for one revolution of the crank and determine the torque-time function required to drive the system.

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    Fig P11-06 REV

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    Fernando Pauli Prado
    The document describes a water jet loom laybar drive mechanism that uses a four-bar linkage to transfer motion from a rotating crank to a laybar. It includes diagrams of the mechanism labeling components like the crank, rocker, coupler, laybar, and reed. It also lists dimensions of the components and forces acting on the laybar and reed, such as a 540 lb beat-up force applied to the reed from the cloth and the combined 29 lb weight of the reed and laybar. The problem outlined is to find the forces on the pins for one revolution of the crank and determine the torque-time function required to drive the system.

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    DESIGN OF MACHINERY 3rd Ed.

    by ROBERT L. NORTON

    reed

    McGraw-Hill 2004

    water-jet orifice

    incoming
    threads
    (warp)

    "shot" thread (weave)

    cloth

    crank
    coupler
    in

    laybar

    rocker

    4-bar linkage

    (a) Warp, weave, laybar, reed, and laybar drive for a water-jet loom

    coupler
    8.375"

    in
    crank
    2"

    beat-up
    force

    reed
    laybar

    reed

    beat-up force
    540 lb

    r = 3.75"

    inertia
    force

    ground
    9.625"
    @ 43

    500 rpm

    laybar
    inertia
    force

    rocker
    7.187"

    (b) Linkage, laybar, reed, and dimensions

    accelerations
    4 169
    in/sec2

    7 834
    in/sec2

    (c) Acceleration on laybar and force on reed

    FIGURE P11-6
    Problem 11-13 - Fourbar linkage for laybar drive, showing forces and accelerations on laybar

    11-13

    Figure P11-6 shows a water jet loom laybar drive mechanism driven by a pair of Grashof
    crank rocker fourbar linkages. The crank rotates at 500 rpm. The laybar is carried
    between the coupler-rocker joints of the two linkages at their respective instant centers
    I3,4. The combined weight of the reed and laybar is 29 lb. A 540-lb beat-up force from
    the cloth is applied to the reed as shown. The steel links have a 2 x 1 in uniform cross
    section. Find the forces on the pins for one revolution of the crank. Find the torque-time
    function required to drive the system.

    These problems are suited


    to solution using Mathcad,
    Matlab, or TKSolver
    equation solver programs.
    In most cases, your solution
    can be checked with
    program FOURBAR.

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