Nut runner control circuit

Electricity: motive power systems – Constant motor current – load and/or torque control

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318434, 318689, G05D 1700

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045104247

ABSTRACT:
A nut runner control circuit which permits tightening of a screw in the plastic region with a normal torque without necessity of detecting the critical point from the elastic region to the plastic region. The ratio T.sub.0 /.theta..sub.2 of an increase T.sub.0 of torque from a value T.sub.1 to a value T.sub.2 during tightening to a corresponding rotational angle .theta..sub.2 (the rate of increase in the torque) and the torque T.sub.2 are stored in a peak memory circuit. After rotation of an angle .theta..sub.1 from the end point P.sub.0 of the rotational angle .theta..sub.2 the above-mentioned stored values are read out. The stored torque T.sub.2 is increased at the stored rate T.sub.0 /.theta..sub.2, so that at the intersection of the increased torque value to the actual tightening torque, the driving of the screw tightening tool is stopped.

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