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This takes the form of additional rigid frames or areas that
are synchronized for instance with gear belts. The standard
solution targets a reduction of 2:1, but other reductions can
also be chosen, e.g. 3:2:1 or 4:3:2:1.
DynaSynchro is an effective and impressive damper of mass
oscillations. The system transfers shock loads away from
the cover and into the drive belts. Previous systems
suffered delayed shock damage. This new idea reduces the
effect drastically.
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DynaSynchro
High-speed covers for machine tools consist of large moving
masses depending on their dimensions and design. When
moving rapidly the inertia induces adverse dynamic stress.
This motion adversely effects:
the precision of machine tools
noise levels at high operating speeds
the service time of the protection cover
the visual appeal
Pantographs are the conventional solutions for the equidistant
arrangement of these elements.
The drawback of this method though is the significant
increase to weight, with the consequent increase in the
adverse effects. In addition massive pantographs exhibit
many axes of rotation.
Every centre of rotation has a tolerance. Many axes therefore
greatly magnify adverse dynamic stress. Moreover the
pantograph principle requires more assembly work and
undermines structural weak points.
If all of these negative influences are to be eliminated
dynamic stress must be prevented within a closed system
that does not exert any effect in the environment of the
machine tool. Moreover additional costs are avoided when
they do not rely on an integrated drive.
Principle of function
DynaSynchro is a dynamic synchronisation system for rapid
protection covering on machine tools. A promising approach
is to divide the area of dynamic stress.
C Protective cover between machine column and
cabin
Frame Divides C at the max dynamic stress into A and B
V Speed after gear reduction
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Schematic diagram
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