Study behavior of Geneva mechanism using 3D printing technology

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The authors developed a study for behaviour of Geneva mechanism considering different materials and technologies. Generally, there are three basic types of Geneva motion mechanisms named external, internal and spherical. In this paper the authors considered external Geneva mechanism. The design and machining of a conventional Geneva mechanism are generally well known, but there are some particularities, if we consider 3D printing technologies. Conventional, Geneva mechanisms are used to low-speed applications, or to those in which noise and vibration are of no importance. Using PLA+Copper or ABS materials noise and vibrations are reduced considerably. Also, the entire mechanism has a reduced weight. There were considered different fill factors for 3D printed parts. The experimental setup allows fast changing of mechanism parts. This research aims the study of behaviour of 3D Printed machine elements like: springs, bearings, clutches gears, bellows, diaphragms, bushes, brakes, sliders, etc developed by authors.

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Rizescu, D., Besnea, D., Rizescu, C. I., & Moraru, E. (2019). Study behavior of Geneva mechanism using 3D printing technology. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 514). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/514/1/012032

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