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Designing and Sourcing Pneumatic Hand Components: Valves, Air-muscles, Compressor, Slides of Robotics

The components of a pneumatic hand system, including computer-controlled pneumatics, solenoid valves from mead fluid components, mckibben actuators from images company, and an air compressor from grainger. Details on three different sizes of air-muscles (am-01, am-02, am-04) and their specifications are provided.

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Pneumatic

Hand

 Computer controlled pneumatics

 Project components:

  • Solenoid valves
  • Air-muscles
  • Air compressor

Solenoid Valves

 Electromechanical

device

 Air in

 Air out

 Purchased from

Mead Fluid

Components

Name: AM- 01 Length: 150mm Diameter: 12mm Load pulled at 3.5 bars: 3 Kilos Load pulled at 50 PSI: 6.5 lbs 25% Contraction with load of: 3 lbs Airmuscle: Small

Airmuscle: Medium  Name: AM- 02  Length: 210mm  Diameter: 20mm  Load pulled at 3. bars: 20 Kilos  Load pulled at 50 PSI: 45 lbs  25% Contraction with load of: 25 lbs

Air Compressor

 Small one in the lab

 20 gallon tank

 Connected via flexible hose

 Purchased from Grainger

Other Parts

 Control box

  • Tap Plastics

 Hoses and tubes

  • Wacky Willies,?

 Connectors

  • Home Depot, A1 hose & coupling

Problems

 1. Design a model of human arm and hand

using pneumatic technology.

 2. In Wacky Willy and in Boeing Surplus

store in Seatlle find pneumatic valves and

actuators that you can use in building a big

battlebot arm

 3. Experiment with different software

strategies to control valves to allow for very

fast action with high pressures, this is not

trivial.