Air Bearings How do they work? Example XY Air Bearing Stage, PIglide XY-Table

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

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  • @GoalOrientedLifting
    @GoalOrientedLifting 5 лет назад +7

    This is an amazing way to do the xyz gantry. But would a flooding system, with coolant, affect the machine in any way?

  • @August301989
    @August301989 4 года назад +3

    Is it noisy?

  • @marlonsaveri
    @marlonsaveri 8 лет назад

    At 0:27, why a vacuum area is necessary? Is there any problem about when it works without vacuum (or, with just one Air Inlet?)

    • @nanopositioning
      @nanopositioning  8 лет назад +1

      Vacuum is used for preloading.

    • @marlonsaveri
      @marlonsaveri 8 лет назад +1

      Thanks. After this I read some comments at your site and I adapted a list about vacuum advantages:
      - Using vacuum, One does not need using opposing air bearings on parallel surfaces.
      - Incremental stiffness with a light load,
      - Adjustment of air film thickness can be used for focusing, squaring and sub-micro inch vertical positioning,
      - height of the bearing does not fluctuate when in transition, and it is naturally stable.
      It seems to me that, if I just want something to move a heavy granite block over another granite surface, maybe I don't need vacuum at such air bearings, right?

    • @nanopositioning
      @nanopositioning  8 лет назад +3

      Correct, just as with an air hockey table. The vacuum is there to increase the stiffness and keep the air film very constant

  • @Chaos------
    @Chaos------ 5 лет назад +1

    I could see this being used for say component placement on pcb's but you cant introduce any sort of load on the gantry. Which seriously restricts its usefulness.

    • @Skooteh
      @Skooteh 5 лет назад +2

      Why couldn't you load the gantry? Air bearings are already used on CNC spindles and on axis motion for some machines. They work fine under reasonable loads.

  • @GZWA
    @GZWA 3 года назад

    step above ceramic for sure.