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                                             F

                                                 ER Ruid

                               0V                   V+
                               The Gap
                                                   Inner Piston






            4.  A different method of designing ER fluid based clutch is to design it in radial
              form as shown below. Assume that the gap between the inner disk and outer
              cylinder is 0.5 mm. The radius of the disk is 60 mm. Assume that the ER fluid
              maximum shear stress when a voltage 2 KV is applied across the gap a maximum
                                2
              shear stress of 2 KN/m  is developed. Similar to the previous problems in the vis-
                                                       2
              cosity of ER fluid there is no voltage is 5 × 10  (m /s). Determine the maximum
                                                  −5
              torque that is transmitted through the clutch when the applied voltage is zero.
              Then, calculate the maximum torque that can be transmitted when the maximum
              possible voltage of 2 KV is applied. Note that in this design there are two sur-
              faces so the transmitted torque will be twice than when there is one surface.
              Note that most problems set in this section a gap of 0.5 mm is used because the
              author has been involved in practical experimentations mostly around this gap.
              Repeat the problem when the gap is 1 mm and 4 KV is applied to achieve the
              same maximum shear stress.
              Assume that the rotating speed of input shaft is 1500 rpm.

                                               ER Ruid

                                    Input Torque  Output
                                     and velocity  Torque
                                                   0V
                                     V+



            C.6 Selection of a Servo Motor for Particular Applications


            In this section a couple of problems for selecting a servo motor for applications
            where the performance requirements are specified, are set. For solving these prob-
            lems you should refer to Chap. 9 of the book.
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