Development of Shaking Table for Rapid Detection System of Microorganisms

Hao Dong Wang; Yi Hong Sun; Jing Chun Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.775.394

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Development of Shaking Table for Rapid Detection System of Microorganisms

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Shaking table is an important component in rapid detection system of microorganisms. Based on the discussion regarding the advantage and shortage of the shaking table, this paper proposed a simple, reliable, and low-cost automatic shaking table. Three mechanisms were discussed with the achievement of reciprocating motion: slide-crank mechanism, follower-cam mechanism, and incomplete gear mechanism. The three mechanisms were compared in mechanical motion pair, motion form, component design, and manufacturing process. The slide-crank mechanism was finally determined. To overcome the strong oscillation of the liquid in the test tube along a single direction, this paper improved the slider-crank mechanism, and whose trajectory was modified into an irregular circle.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 775)

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Hao Dong Wang, Yi Hong Sun*, Jing Chun Chen

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CAM, Crank Slider, Incomplete Gear, Shaking Table Component, Trajectory

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