A report on working of vane type pneumatic motors.
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HimanshuPatil T 32
Vijay Patil T 34
RinilGeorge Rajeev T 39
RiteshGautamT 40
Atypicalvane-typeairmotor is shown in figure.
This motor operatesontheprincipleof differential
areas.
When compressed air is directed into the inlet port,
its pressure is exerted equally in all directions.
Area A is greater than area B, the force exerted on
vane at position No.1 is more than the force
exerted on the vane at position No.2.
The rotor will turn counterclockwise.
Each vane, in turn, assumes the No.1and No.2
positions and the rotor turns continuously.
The rotating element is a slotted rotor which
ismounted on a drive shaft.
Each slot of the rotor is fitted with a freely
sliding rectangular vane.
The rotor and vanes are enclosed in the
housing.
When the rotor is in motion, the vanes tend
to slide outward duetocentrifugal force. The
distance the vanes slide is limited by the
shape of the rotor housing.
Slotted Rotor:It is the rotating element of the
vane moor. It is mounted on a drive shaft. It
has slots to accommodate the freely sliding
vanes.
Vanes:These are usually rectangular. Vanes
help maintain air columns inside the motor
housing. Due to the difference in the forces
acting on the vane surfaces the motor
rotates.
Motor Housing:It is hollow cylinder in which
the rotor and vanes are kept. The center of
rotor is offset with the housing. It has ports
for inlet and outlet of air.
The inlet port is at the place where the rotor
is nearest to the housing. Outlet port is
usually diametrically opposite.
Length of Housing Cylinder:10 cm
Outer Diameter of Housing Cylinder:7 cm
Inner Diameter of Housing Cylinder:6 cm
Length of Slotted Rotor:10 cm
Diameter of Slotted Rotor:4.5 cm
Vane Dimension:10*1.5*0.5 cm
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