Variations of a Wankel engine
Examples for the simulation of 4 different rotor shape variations for a Wankel engine with our kinematics software ASOM.
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Examples for the simulation of 4 different rotor shape variations for a Wankel engine with our kinematics software ASOM.
Using the example of a two-step folding ladder for a mobile home, it is shown how two systems can be organized in different folders in the element tree for the purpose of a direct comparison.
Example for the simulation of a Wankel engine with ASOM. For a triangular Wankel piston, the ratio between gear and gear ring must be a constant 2:3. This is ensured here by hidden constraints.
Example of a generic parallel pick-and-place mechanism in ASOM v10 with two degrees of freedom. The model is set up in such a way that its drive sits on the specified curve and drives the definition point over the curve with a specific speed profile.
Example for the design of a mechanism for a flush-mounted retractable door handle with separate kinematic syntheses for the two partial systems (two syntheses “in series”).
In this example of a four-bar linkage, multiple manual force curves are determined in real time. The concept can of course also be applied to any other type of multi-bar linkage. The kinematic analysis can also be extended, e.g. to include the determination of the corresponding bearing forces.
This example shows how to implement joint friction for revolute joints in kinematic models in ASOM. With the aid of joint friction elements, a pin diameter and a friction coefficient can be managed for each revolute joint.
This example in the kinematics software ASOM v10 shows how to implement friction for slider/rail contacts in kinematic models, e.g. to realize the friction of a block on an inclined plane.
These examples show that the kinematics software ASOM v10 also makes it possible to slide and roll arbitrary shapes on arbitrary shapes.
These examples show that the kinematics software ASOM v10 also makes it possible to have arbitrary shapes slide or roll on each other.
In this example, the ASOM v10 kinematics software simulates a back hatch with gas spring support that has a hat shelf as an additional feature.
In this example, the kinematics software ASOM v10 simulates the mechanism for a car seat in automatic mode, operated by an electric motor.
In this example, the kinematics software ASOM v10 simulates the mechanism for a car seat in manual mode, operated by a lever.
In this example, the interactive tool of two-point synthesis for four-bar systems is demonstrated in the kinematics software ASOM v10.
In this video the example of a typical umbrella is used to demonstrate how to purposefully create variations of a kinematic system in ASOM v7 in order to find better solutions.