Computer Controlled Balance of Reciprocating Masses Unit

Product Description

Computer Controlled Balance of Reciprocating Masses Unit Reciprocating engines consist of a piston reciprocating in a cylinder and connected to a crank shaft by a connecting rod. The Computer Controlled Balance of Reciprocating Masses Unit is mounted on an anodized aluminum structure with panels of painted steel. It includes rubber elements to have a vibration isolation and a transparent protective cover protects students from the moving crankshaft and allows the visibility of the practical exercises and elements of the unit. This cover includes a switch, which allows automatically stops the drive motor if the cover is opened. The Computer Controlled Balance of Reciprocating Masses Unit includes: Model of engine: Number of cylinders: 4.Piston mass: 45g. approx.Additional mass: 45g. approx. Crank shaft: Mass of connecting rod: 17g. approx.Distance between the centers of the cylinders: 43 mm.Radius: 18 mm.Length of connecting rod: 70 mm. Computer controlled motor: Speed: 100 3000 rpm. Sensors: One speed sensor to measure the motor speed, range: 100-3000 rpm.Three force sensors to measure the forces and moments, ranges: one of 0-20N and two of 0-150N.