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Abstract The most important of this paper is Front wheel of steering system with moveable
headlights with latest technology. The most conventional steering arrangement is to turn the front
wheels using a handoperated steering wheel which is positioned in front of the driver, via the
steering column, which may contain universal joints to allow it to deviate somewhat from a straight
line. This idea gives more advantages for automobile. It gives the advantages such as low level of
steering torque during static steering, increase fuel efficiency or economy, low weight of vehicle
because of using EPS system, flexibility in steering system and more space for driver and front
passenger.
Keywords-Design, Headlight Mechanism, Synthesis of Mechanism, Rack And pinion spur gear.
I. INTRODUCTION
The aim is to design and develop a Steering Controlled Headlight Mechanism which acts as
directional headlights. This is done by connecting headlights and steering. Present day automobiles
dont have effective lighting system. Due to this many accidents are taking place during night times
especially in hilly areas. The accidents can be avoided by incorporating Steering Control Headlight
Mechanism. The rack and pinion steering gear mechanism is used for this project. When the steering
wheel is rotated and rotary motion is converted to translatory motion through the rack and pinion
mechanism. When the front wheels are steered, the headlights follows the same path and the light is
focused on more divergent area. In the present project, it is planned to design Steering Controlled
Headlight Mechanism and a live model unit is fabricated.
Objectives:-The main aim to move the head light on sharp turning as possible as. The vehicle should
get illumination front view that could help to driver taking turn on hill areas, And also to make the
nation with an accident free.
IV. METHODOLOGY
The paper here is all about Front wheel steering system with moveable headlights with latest
technology. The most conventional steering arrangement is to turn the front wheels using a hand
operated steering wheel which is positioned in front of the driver, via the steering column, which
may contain universal joints to allow it to deviate somewhat from a straight line. Rack and pinion
steering gear mechanism where the steering wheel turns the pinion. The pinion moves the rack,
which is a linear gear that meshes with the pinion, converting circular motion into linear motion
along the transverse axis of the car (side to side motion)
V. DESIGN OF MECHANISMS
Working Principle
In our concept of mechanism lead-acid 12 Volt batteries is used. The lead-acid batteries output is
given to the limit switch. There are two Limit switches are used in this project. These switch outputs
are connected to the steering D.C mot or in Forward and reverse rotation of operation. The rack and
pinion arrangement is used to turn the wheel in left and right direction. The Rack is connected to the
wheel with the help of liver mechanism and the pinion is coupled to the permanent magnet D.C
motor shaft. The Motor is drawn supply from the battery through limit switch arrangement. When
the steering is turn in the left direction, it pushes the left side limit switches, so that the D.C motor
rotate in forward direction to move the wheel in left side. Similarly When the steering is turn in the
right direction, it pushes the right side limit switches, so that the D.C motor rotate in reverse
direction to move the wheel in right side.
Figure 4.1. Line Diagram of Head Light Moving Mechanism with Steering.
Mechanical Design
Mechanical design phase is very important from the view of designer as whole success of the project
depends on the correct design analysis of the problem. Designer should estimate these forces very
accurately by using design equations. If he does not have sufficient information to estimate them he
should make certain practical assumptions based on similar conditions. This will almost satisfy the
functional needs. Assumptions must always be on the safer side. 1) Design parts 2) Parts to
be purchased
Design of Frame
Input data,
Total weight = 10KG (assume)
No of links = 4
2 links of 3000 mm
1 link of 1500 mm
1 link of 1500 mm
Force = 10 kg
= 10 x 9.81 = 98.1 N 100 N
No of links = 4
Hence,
Force on each link = 100 / 4 = 25 N
Considering the max value of FOS = 2
Buckling load on each link = 25 x 2 = 50 N
LET,
T1 = Thickness of link, B1 = Width of link
Area of link = T1 X B1
Assuming width of the link = 3 X T1
Hence,
B1 = 3 X T1
AREA = 3T12
MI of link
I = 1/12 X T1.B1 ...(i)
= 0.25 T1
Let,
K = Radius of Gyration
A = AREA
K=I/A
K = 0.28 T1
For link 1
L1 = 3000 mm
PR = 50N
RANKINE CONSTANT = a = 1 / 7500
Crushing Load (Fy) = 325 MPa for MS
Now, Buckling Load
PR = Fy. A / 1 + a ... (ii)
WHERE = L / K
PR = F. A / 1 + a (L / K) ... (iii)
325 10 .25 X^4
50 =
13
1 + 7500 0.28 X
T1 =1.42 mm 2 mm
Similarly,
Calculating the thickness for all links,
Hence we take thickness
T = 2mm to 20mm we consider.
The effective Headlight Moving mechanism with Steering was designed, based on Rack and pinion
mechanism, to move the steering arm that gives predefined motion to wheel and headlights. This is
very important system, which help to move the headlight as per turn, right or left. And it can be help
for making nation accidents free roads.
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