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Title: Manual Water Lifting Pump Device


1
Manual Water Lifting Pump Device
  • Deptt Mechanical Engg 7th Sem
  • KIET Ghaziabad
  • Project Guide Mr.Ajay pal
  • Submitted by
  • NITIN BAJPAI
  • NIKHIL GUPTA
  • SUNIL KUMAR
  • MAYANK SHARMA

2
Contents
  • Need
  • Introduction
  • Construction parts
  • Mechanism
  • Design Of Chain Drive
  • Design Of Bearing

3
Need
  • Usual In Rural Areas Where Power Supply Is Not
    Sufficient
  • Drawbacks in pump (Diesel Engine)
  • Makes Noise Pollution
  • Makes Air Pollution
  • Require Costly Fuel
  • Pumps (Electricity)
  • Fail In Case Of Power Shortage
  • Typical Circuit

4
Introduction
  • Water Lifting Is Done By Using Manual Power From
    One Level To Another
  • In Vertical Direction Closed Path Such As Pipe In
    Which a P.d Is Created
  • Power Source Is Manual Work As We Aimed At The
    Need Of Rural Areas And Cheap Labour

5
Construction
  • Mild Steel Rod Axel (25mm dia.)
  • Larger Sprocket (87 teeth263.8mm dia)
  • Smaller Sprocket (21 teeth68mm dia)
  • Impeller (1/2 H.p)
  • Rolling Contact Bearings (25mm bearing dia
    Single row deep groove ball bearing-light
    Medium series)

6
Mechanism
  • It Consists Of Impeller Mounted On Shaft ,Driven
    By a CHAIN MECHANISM (pinion wheel)
  • By Rotating The Wheel Manually Selecting The
    Proper V.R. ,Attain a Speed Of 720 rpm which Can
    Lift Water
  • Impeller Is Driven By Chain Converts K.E. In Pr.
    Energy Water Is Lifted

7
Chain Drives Classification
  • Hoisting Hauling (Crane) Chains
  • Convey (Tractive ) Chains
  • Power Transmitting (Driving) Chains CHOSSEN

8
Power Transmitting Chains Classification
  • Block Chain
  • Bush Roller Chain Chosen
  • Silent Chain

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Bush Roller Chain
  • It Consists Of Outer (Pin link) Plates , Inner
    (Roller Link) Plates , Pins , Bushes Rollers
  • Pin Passes Through Bush Which Is Screwed In Holes
    Of Roller Between The 2 Sides Of The Chain
  • Rollers Are Free Two Rotate On Bush Which Protect
    The Sprocket Wheel Teeth Against Wear
  • Materials Of Bushes , Pins , Rollers Is Alloy
    Steel
  • This Chain Is Strong Simple In Construction

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Design for sprockets and chain
  • Data known
  • Average force of peddaling on larger sproket
    (18g) newtons
  • RPM gained by larger sprocket (N1)174 rpm
  • Input power on larger sproket 735.52 watt
  • Operating time 4 hr

13
Formulas used
  • DP cosec(180/T)
  • Velocity ratioN1/N2T1/T2
  • Average velocity of the
  • chain(3.14DN)/60(TPN/60)
  • LKP (where K is no of links P is
    pitch )
  • K(T1T2)/22X/P(T2-T1)/23.142(P/X)

14
Designing
  • N1174 rpm
  • N2720 rpm
  • i4.1385 (appx)
  • T187
  • T2 21
  • For a speed of 700 rpm and given power of motor
  • of ½ HP a chain of 06 B with two strands is
    selected.

15
Pitch and roller dia
pitch p9.525 roller dia 6.35 width between
inner plater (mm)5.72
16
For duplex chain
  • Transverse pitch 10.24mm
  • Breaking load (min)16.9 kN
  • Pitch circle diameter of smaller sproket or
    pinion D263.911mm
  • Pitch circle dia of larger sprocket or gear
    d1263.832mm
  • Pitch line velocity of smaller sprocket
    V22.4093m/sec
  • Min centre distance b/w smaller and larger
    sprokets 381mm

17
  • In order to accommodate initial sag in chain,
    value of centre distance is reduced by 2 to 5 mm
  • No. of chain links136
  • Length of chain1.295m

18
Ball Bearing
  • Introduction
  • In rolling contact bearing surface is rolling
    instead of sliding as in sliding contact bearing.
  • In ordinary sliding bearing has a high
    coefficient of friction.
  • It is an outstanding advantage of a rolling
    contact bearing over a sliding bearing that it
    has a low starting friction.
  • So that these are called antifrictional bearing.

19
Advantages
  • Low starting and running friction except at very
    high speeds.
  • Ability to withstand momentary shock loads .
  • Accuracy of shaft alignment.
  • Low cost of maintenance as no lubrication is
    required .
  • Small overall dimensions.
  • Reliability of service.

20
Types of rolling contact bearing
  • Ball bearings
  • The ball bearing consists of an inner race which
    is mounted on the shaft or journal and an outer
    race which is carried by the housing or casing.
  • In between the inner and outer race there are
    balls or rollers.
  • The ball bearing are used for light loads and the
    roller bearing are used for heavier loads.

21
Types of radial ball bearings
  • Single row deep groove bearing
  • Filling notch bearing
  • Angular contact bearing
  • Double row bearing
  • Self aligning bearing

22
Single row deep groove bearing
  • The deep groove ball bearing are used due to
    their high load carrying capacity and suitability
    for high running speeds.
  • The load carrying capacity of a ball bearing is
    related to the size and number of the balls.

23
Series Of Bearing
  • Extra Light (100)
  • Light (200)
  • Medium (300)
  • Heavy (400 )

24
Designing Of Ball Bearing 1
  • For ½ H.P , 720 r.p.m 1250 lit/hr Axaial
    Radial Load Are 2500N 2000N
  • Operating Time 4 hr/day
  • Medium Series

25
Design Process
  • Ln 21.6
  • Bearing Selected Initially 6305
  • Co 10150
  • Fa/Co .3589
  • V 1, e0.4
  • Fa/VFr 1.25
  • Fa/VFr lt e
  • X1 , Y 1
  • P 2000 1.1 2500 4750

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  • Formula
  • C 13205
  • But For Our Selected Bearing 6305
  • C 15985
  • Therefore Design Is Safe

27
Design Of Bearing 2
  • Only Radial Force
  • At Max. Fr 700 N
  • Ln 5.22
  • Initially Bearing Selected 6203
  • C 7355 , Co 4315
  • Calculated C 1214.28
  • Design Is Safe

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THANKS
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