Title:
METHOD FOR JUDGING WHETHER OR NOT DYNAMIC UNBALANCE IS ELIMINATED
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP3658616
Kind Code:
B2
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To adequately judge whether or not a rotary body such as a crankshaft should be corrected by a method wherein four simultaneous basic equations that have unknown values of correction quantities are obtained in order to offset dynamic unbalance of the rotary body obtained by measuring.
SOLUTION: On, for example, set five correction faces #1-#5, correction angle positions V1-V12 are limited in respective maximum correctable quantities. Initial dynamic unbalance vectors measured on the correction faces #1, #5 are U1, U5 and the balancing of them is executed such that each of them is respectively corrected in an adequate quantity on the positions V1-V12. All of the correction radiuses are the same. In order to offset dynamic unbalance obtained by measuring, four simultaneous basic equations that have unknown values of correction quantities on the positions V1-V12 are obtained. Next, the basic equations are expanded on the basis of the maximum correctable quantities with respect to the positions V1-V12. After that, it is judged that the correction of the unbalance is impossible only when the solutions do not exist in the equations.
Inventors:
Mitsuru Oda
Application Number:
JP26923195A
Publication Date:
June 08, 2005
Filing Date:
September 22, 1995
Export Citation:
Assignee:
Mitutoyo Corporation
International Classes:
G01M1/30; (IPC1-7): G01M1/30
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Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Hiroshi Arafune
Yoshio Arafune
Yoshio Arafune
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