Screw-driven control system
AssigneeNanjing Kangni Mechanical & Electrical Co., Ltd.
InventorsXiang Shi, Hanqing Ge, Zhibing Gong, Zuxin Dai, Songnan Xu
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Abstract
A screw-driven control system includes a driving mechanism fixed in a cross beam, a guide locking piece and a limiting mechanism. The driving mechanism includes a screw rod and a motor driven nut assembly having a transmission frame, a nut sleeved in the screw rod, and a follow-up member fixed in the nut; the nut is mounted in the transmission frame, and the transmission frame is connected with a controlled object; the screw rod drives the nut assembly to reciprocate axially along the screw rod;
Claims22
A screw-driven control system, comprising a driving mechanism fixed in a cross beam, a guide locking piece and a limiting mechanism;
- wherein, the driving mechanism comprises a screw rod and a nut assembly driven by a motor;
- the nut assembly comprises a transmission frame, a nut sleeved in the screw rod, and a follow-up member fixed in the nut;
- the nut is mounted in the transmission frame, and the transmission frame is connected with a controlled object;
- the screw rod drives the nut assembly to reciprocate axially along the screw rod;
- during the forward rotation of the screw rod, when the follow-up member is contacted with the guide locking piece, the follow-up member moves to the limiting mechanism under the guiding of an upper surface of the guide locking piece and is blocked by the limiting mechanism, then the follow-up member rotates with the screw rod to enter a space between a side plane of the guide locking piece and the limiting mechanism and is locked;
- and when the screw rod rotates reversely, the follow-up member reversely rotates with the screw rod to disengage from the limitation of the guide locking piece and is unlocked, and then moves axially along the screw rod.
The screw-driven control system according to 9, wherein the elastic member is a torsion spring, one end of the torsion spring rests on the transmission frame, and the other end of the torsion spring rests on the nut.
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