Driving Force Testing of Lift Mechanism for Green Energy Furniture

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The purpose of this study is testing the force of green energy lift mechanism and analyzes its result to get the key technology for green energy (saving force and energy). At first, the green energy lift mechanisms on the market are surveyed, then the mechanism are analyzed in this study. The force balance system of the mechanism is used to save force and energy. The position limitation of saving force and energy for the force balance system will be investigated. Universal testing machine is used to test the driving force by the different loads during the lift mechanism moving downward. The tested results of the driving force will be estimated. The study results show that the loads influence significantly the driving force. The angle between pulley and wire is the key factor of the driving force.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 201-203)

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2803-2806

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February 2011

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© 2011 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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