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  1. jberge1

    Welded furniture supplier in Chicago

    Here are some pics of what I'm asking about.
  2. jberge1

    Welded furniture supplier in Chicago

    Engineers, I've been thinking about starting a sort of modular furniture business and came across this shelving unit in the alley that is almost the exact construction method I want to aim for. I could certainly measure everything up and make the changes I want, and send it off to local machine...
  3. jberge1

    Help selecting gearmotor

    I found the error in my math. Should've divided 500 rpm by 60 first before getting angular velocity. Can't thank you enough for helping me answer this.
  4. jberge1

    Help selecting gearmotor

    Wow that was a great explanation. Thank you for helping me understand. I calculated about 5HP needed to overcome the losses. For acceleration up to 500 RPM in about 10 seconds: 500 RPM *2 pi/10 seconds = 314 rad/sec^2 (fairly slow acceleration) Solidworks tells me all that mass has a moment...
  5. jberge1

    Help selecting gearmotor

    I forgot to mention acceleration should be relatively slow so as to not spike the torque by any substantial amount.
  6. jberge1

    Help selecting gearmotor

    Brian, Finally someone gets it! Haha yes it's a Four-square. Not many people I've come across have heard of that. I estimated a 30% combined loss from all of the gear boxes. I was planning on having an inline torque sensor from Magtrol monitor the torque. The motor would have a variable speed...
  7. jberge1

    Help selecting gearmotor

    Hey all, I'm having trouble selecting a motor/gearbox combination to help me with a torque-testing machine I am trying to make. The motor distributor is recommending a motor that I think might be too big. What I want to do is apply a torque up to 2500 in lbs to a servo coupling, and turn it up...
  8. jberge1

    Servo coupling testing method? Need help!

    Hi all, I've been a lurker here for maybe 10 years. Run into an application that I'm struggling to even begin, and I think some of you have the expertise to point me in the right direction. I have a client who is looking to test a a line of prototype mechanical servo couplings. They want to see...
  9. jberge1

    vision system mount question

    thanks for the replies, using a stabilizer would work but this is a fully integrated computer/camera vision system by allen bradley. The camera is basically a cylinder about 1" in diameter, and this feeds directly to the computer which compares parts it sees against a trained "normal." I'm...
  10. jberge1

    vision system mount question

    Hi all, Background: I have a vision system mounted to a piece of automation with a precision link conveyer. Right now the vibration from the feeder bowls are causing some problems for the camera. I'd like to mount the camera with a custom bracket to the base of the machine, rather than to the...
  11. jberge1

    Firmware woes for new plc user - help please

    Hi all, I recently purchased a GE Fanuc series 90 micro plc model# IC693UDR001NP1 off of ebay to try and learn the ins and outs of plcs. The seller included logicmaster and versapro, but the firmware was only 3.01 -not current enough to run versapro. I read that logicmaster was virtually...

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