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Flexures
This book presents some basic flexure geometries and the analytic models, which can be assessed for specific design applications. The author then goes beyond this fundamental explanation to explore more sophisticated issues. Specifically, the text discusses integration of these flexure geometries and analytic models to produce useful mechanisms for
Compliant Mechanisms
Flexure hinges hold several advantages over classical rotation joints, including no friction losses, no need for lubrication, no hysteresis, compactness, capacity to be utilized in small-scale applications, ease of fabrication, virtually no assembly, and no required maintenance. Compliant Mechanisms: Design of Flexure Hinges provides practical answers to the present and future needs of efficient design, analysis, and optimization of devices that incorporate flexure hinges. With a highly original approach the text: Discusses new and classical types of flexure hinges (single-, two- and multiple-axis) for two- and three-dimensional applications Addresses a wide range of industrial applications,...
Flexures
This book presents some basic flexure geometries and the analytic models, which can be assessed for specific design applications. The author then goes beyond this fundamental explanation to explore more sophisticated issues. Specifically, the text discusses integration of these flexure geometries and analytic models to produce useful mechanisms for precise motion control with fast dynamic response. This book will be useful for advanced undergraduate and graduate students, particularly those who hope to acquire competence in experimental and mechanical sciences. Practicing engineers and other scientists currently working in related fields will also benefit from Flexure.
Flexure Mechanism Design
Mechanism constitute the mechanical organs of machines. They are generally composed of rigid segments connected to each other by articulated joints. The function of the joints is to act as bearings, i.e. to constraint the relative motion of the segments it connects, while leaving a freedom of motion in some specific directions. Conventional mechanisms rely on sliding or rolling motions between solid bodies in order to fulfill the bearing function. Consequently, these bearings exhibit friction forcers limiting the motion precision, they require lubrication, they undergo wear, they produce debris and they have a limited lifetime. Flexure mechanisms rely on a radically different physical princi...
Experiments on the Flexure of Beams
Excerpt from Experiments on the Flexure of Beams: Resulting in the Discovery of New Laws of Failure by Buckling When the design of a machine is outlined, the various mechanisms being Shown in place, the most important thing to do is to determine accurately the positions, directions and intensities of the forces applied to and developed by the machine. This done, the necessary sizes of the different parts are calculated according to the rules established by the science of the Resistance of Materials, and finally, feeling confident that his work will be strong enough within the limits just found, the designer judiciously modifies the shapes of the parts, in order to please his taste and to ins...
Isostasy and Flexure of the Lithosphere
This unique book presents an overview of isostasy for graduate students and researchers in geoscience.
