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52 Silviu Berbinschi et al<br />

2.1.2. Mechanism assembling and the creation of kinematics couples. In the<br />

assembly<br />

file GenCremaliera are inserted all the above described elements,<br />

with the command Insert Existing Component.<br />

These have geometrical and dimensional constraints in order to be<br />

positioned in accordance with the mechanism functionality. After inserting the<br />

constraints, the GenCremaliera contain the whole mechanism in the initial<br />

position. In the Assembly environment the mechanism elements were positioned<br />

but doesn’t exist yet any couple between them.<br />

The kinematics couples are created in the DMU Kinematics environment. It<br />

is created the mechanism named Generare.Scula.Cremaliera and is established<br />

the standing element, Baza.<br />

After the kinematics couples creation the mechanism function may be<br />

simulated and look as in figure 2.<br />

2.1.3. Mechanism rolling and determination of tool’s profile. In order to<br />

rolling<br />

this mechanism is created a simulation with command Simulation and<br />

are established the intermediate position number, Shot, number which will have<br />

influence to the tool’s profile precision. For this example we considered 500<br />

steps, so it will result 500 points. With this simulation is determined the tool’s<br />

profile, see Figure 3.<br />

0<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

ζ<br />

η<br />

Fig. 3 – Tool’s profile in the rack-gear reference system.<br />

2.1.4. Points coordinates extraction. After the determination of the tool’s<br />

profile, these may be exported in a text file using the command Design Table,<br />

from the Part environment.<br />

This command will generate a text file PuncteProfil.txt, see Table 1.

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