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Ratcliff said he didn't think the 50-point penalty would affect the team's Chase chances, even though Kenseth fell out of the top 10.
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Printer Dissection
This inkjet printer is manufactured by Hewlett Packard, and is used to transpose displayed digital data onto a physical medium.
How It Prints
The computer sends a data stream to the printer through a serial, or usb cable. The control unit inside the printer deciphers the data and instructs the mechanical components to act accordingly. The following is an illustrated outline of the mechanical aspect.
1) Paper is advanced into position by the rubber rollers, which are powered by a stepper motor.
2) Another stepper motor, undocks the printer carriage. The dock is used to secure the carriage, and to keep the printer head clean.
3) The printer carriage is operated by a drive belt, which is powered by a third stepper motor.
4) The printer cartridge applies ink onto the paper according to the instructions supplied by the CPU through the copper contacts.
The table belows lists the components for the HP Deskjet 600c printer:
|Part #
|Part Name
|Paper Tray
|Structural Component
|Holds Paper that is to be loaded in place
|Printer Housing
|Structural Component
|Protects internal components from the environment
|Large Stepper Motor
|Provides motion to the paper feeder mechanism
|Metal casing, copper wire, magnet, gear
|Docking Station Motor
|Controls the motion of the docking station
|Metal casing, copper wire, magnet, gear
|Printer Cartridge Holder and Rail
|Slides the Printer head along the railing from left to right
|Plastic housing and metal rail
|Paper Feed Gears
|Takes the input from the feed motor and controls the feeding of the paper
|One plastic gear and one metal gear
|CPU and Power Source
|Controls the entire printer and modulates the power input
|Silicon, lead, copper, resistors, capacitors
|Paper Ejector and Advancer Mechanism
|Motion Conversion
|Lowers the black bar so paper ejects cleanly, and raises bottom tray
|Print Head Motor
|Provides motion to print head
|Metal case, copper wire, magnet, gear
|Docking Station
|Motion Conversion / Structural
|Cleans and houses printer head when not printing
Computer Rendered Components
Drive Belt System
Paper Advancing Rollers
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Analysis Of The Belt System
Scope of Analysis
The two engineering specifications that are quantified for the printer belt tensioning system, are the force on the belt required to accelerate the printer head to its maximum speed, and the force to stop the printer carriage and change direction. Both of these specifications pertain to the Dots Per Inch design parameter. The best design is to obtain the maximum DPI rating in the quickest printing time. To achieve this goal, the belt must be able to cope with the forces to accelerate the printer carriage.
Key Properties
- Printer Prints 4 pages a minute at 300 DPI
- Mass of Carriage With Ink Cartridge = 0.14 kg
- Moment of Inertia of Pulley = 0.5 (.002kg)(0.005^2m) = 2.5 x 10^8
- The belt is a trapezoidal design, meaning each tooth has the shape of the trapezoid
- The belt is made out of polyurethane which has good wear resistance and low friction
Friction force exerted by the slider on the carriage is always constant when moving, and should have been reduced to a minimum by the manufacturer. Lower friction would reduce the force the stepper motor has to supply to move the carriage. Since it is difficult to measure the exact amount of friction force, and it is relatively small compared to the acceleration forces, friction can be neglected.
Finding The Speed
Since, the actual printer head speed I could not be found, a few assumptions had to be made with the available information. The printer has a 300 DPI rating, which means that it can print 90,000 dots per square inch. It can print 4 pages of text per minute. Assuming that it prints 8.5" x 11" pages with a 1" top and bottom margin, and 1.25" side margins, it leaves a total of 54 square inches of text. This equates to 4.86 x 10^6 dots per page. Multiply the dots per page by the pages per minute, and that results in 2.43 x 10^7 dots per minute. 2.43 x 10^7 dots per minute is the average printing rate for the printer. However, if we assume the format is 12 point, Times New Roman font, the total area per line of text is 1.95 in^2 (6.5" x .3") 0.54 square inches per page multiplied by 4 pages per minute, divided by 1.95 square inches per pass, and taking the reciprocal, yields .009 minutes per line, which is 0.54 seconds per line. Every line is 6.5 inches long, which means that the printer head moves at 12 inches per second. Since information on the acceleration of the printer carriage could not be obtained, it was instead estimated. After careful observation of other inkjet printers, the carriages reach their top speed almost instantaneously, so it was estimated that it takes 0.2 seconds to reach maximum velocity, and 0.25 seconds to stop and change direction.
- Acceleration of Carriage From Rest
Acceleration of Carriage = max velocity/ time = (0.3048 m/s) / 0.2 s = 0.15 m/s2
Mass of Carriage With Ink Cartridge = 0.14 kg
F = ma = (0.14)(0.15) = 0.021 N
Therefore, it takes .021 N to accelerate the carriage from rest to the max velocity
- Stopping and Changing Direction
Change in velocity = (0.3048+.03048) = 0.6096 m/s
Change in Time = 0.25 s
F = (Mass*Change in Velocity)/ Change in time = 0.34 N
Therefore, the maximum force exerted on the belt due to the change in direction is 0.34 N.
As seen in Figure 10 below, the maximum force to pull the carriage is related to the torque supplied by the motor pulley. Furthermore, the carriage is fixed to one side of the belt, so it translates directly with the belt. During the analysis, the entire carriage is treated as a point mass and represented as a block. Figure 11 shows the free body diagram of the motor pulley. It is evident that the torque from the pulley is directly related to the force on the belt during acceleration.
The analysis through Adams produced results that were similar to the calculated values. The maximum force, as seen in Figure 12, reached 1 N which was very close to the calculated value of 0.34 N.
To increase the maximum force that the belt could handle, a few options are available. The cross-sectional area could be increased to decrease the stress on the belt. According the stress equation, stress = load / area , the stress can be reduced by increasing the cross sectional area to compensate for load force. The cross sectional area can be increased by making the belt wider or thicker. Making it wider would be more beneficial because it would provide a greater surface area for the toothed pulley to grip onto. The drawbacks for increasing the surface are the increase in stiffness and cost of manufacturing. Making the belt thicker would reduce its flexibility, making it harder for it to move around the pulley. It would require more torque form the input motor to compensate. Making the belt wider would force the pulleys to be wider, which drives up the cost of the system.
Another method to increase the stress capacity of the belt would be to use a curvilinear design instead of the current trapezoidal design. The curvilinear design looks very similar to the gear sprocket of a bicycle. Instead of a trapezoid shape, the curvilinear design uses a half circle shape. Therefore, the teeth are deeper in the gear which makes it less probable for tooth jumping during high accelerations. Furthermore, there is less material at the edges of the gear, which lowers the moment of inertia, allowing the gear to accelerate faster.
Figure 13 shows the photoelastic stress pattern of both designs, and it is evident that the curvilinear shape distributes stress more evenly. This is due to the larger tooth cross section. Since the curvilinear shape handles stress better than the trapezoidal shape, a narrower curvilinear belt could be used in place of a wider trapezoidal belt, thus, saving material and cost.


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You can Browse the Bazaar repository of this project with your web browser. This gives you a good picture of the current status of the source files. You may also view the complete histories of any file in the repository as well as differences among two versions.
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Anonymous read-only access
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Yogi to be honored at B.A.T. fundraiser
It will be like déjà vu all over again on Jan. 22, when Yogi Berra is the center of attention in New York.
The Baseball Assistance Team will honor the 87-year-old Hall of Famer, longtime Yankees catcher and World War II D-Day veteran at its 24th annual "Going to Bat for B.A.T. Fundraising Dinner" at the New York Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square. The dinner is the largest fundraising event for B.A.T., an organization dedicated to helping members of the baseball family who are in need.
"B.A.T. has helped many members of the baseball family over the years, and that makes this honor really special for me," said Berra, owner of 10 World Series rings. "I'm hoping to see a lot of old friends at the dinner, and if I can help encourage people to donate to this great cause, that's a great thing, too."
"The Baseball Assistance Team is proud to honor the legendary Yogi Berra, whose legacy is one of baseball's greatest treasures," B.A.T. president Gary Thorne said. "Yogi has believed in B.A.T.'s mission from the very beginning. We are pleased to offer fans the opportunity to thank him for all he has given to the great game of baseball, while also having the opportunity to raise money to help others who need help and have nowhere else to turn."
That event will be worth the price of admission just to hear what Berra has to say. After all, he once said, "I never said most of the things I said." So you never know what he might say ... if he said it. And that is just the beginning of the many reasons to be there for this one.
On hand to honor their fellow Cooperstown inductee will be Reggie Jackson, Juan Marichal, Joe Morgan, Luis Aparicio, Orlando Cepeda, Rollie Fingers, Pat Gillick and Jim Palmer.
B.A.T. also will recognize Mets starting pitcher Johan Santana and Yankees pitcher Joba Chamberlain. Santana will receive the Big B.A.T./Frank Slocum Award for his financial support and generosity to the B.A.T. organization. Chamberlain will receive the Bart Giamatti Award, which is presented annually to an individual in baseball who best exemplifies the compassion demonstrated by the late commissioner.
Cookie Rojas will be presented with the Joe Garagiola Sr. Lifetime Achievement Award for his service to the organization. Chamberlain will also accept the annual American League Bobby Murcer Award on behalf of the Yankees. Luis Gonzalez, a five-time All-Star and current D-backs special assistant to the president, will accept the National League Bobby Murcer Award on behalf of the D-backs players.
The awards are presented to the team in each league whose players commit the most amount of money to B.A.T. during the Spring Training fundraising tour.
A number of Berra's former teammates, as well as several players who played for him during his managing and coaching career will attend the 24th annual event, Yogi's sons Dale Berra (the first player in baseball history to play for his father) and Larry Berra, Jim Bouton, Dr. Bobby Brown, Steve Garvey, Bud Harrelson, Tommy John, Cleon Jones, Ed Kranepool, Phil Linz, Rusty Staub, Ron Swoboda and Bob Watson will be among them.
The list of attendees also includes Orioles All-Star center fielder Adam Jones, Red Sox reliever Craig Breslow, four-time All-Star John Franco, five-time All-Star and 1979 NL Most Valuable Player Keith Hernandez, five-time All-Star Jack Morris and many others.
Fans at this fundraiser are given the opportunity to interact with Hall of Famers and former and current Major League Baseball players while raising money to go toward assisting members of the baseball family who have fallen on hard times. The night's festivities include a cocktail hour at which attendees have the opportunity to meet and receive autographs from legends and Hall of Famers, and players are seated with guests at each table during the dinner. All proceeds from the evening go to B.A.T.
Grammy Award-winning recording artist Chrisette Michele will perform the national anthem prior to the dinner.
B.A.T. was founded in 1986 by former Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, a group of former players and MLB. The organization is dedicated to assisting members of the baseball family through financial grants, health-care programs and rehabilitative counseling, with more than $26 million in grants awarded to date benefiting more than 3,000 members of the baseball family who are in need of assistance. All aid provided by B.A.T. is strictly confidential, allowing those in the need to receive help discreetly.
"Players in our era didn't make the multimillions that the guys are making today," Hall of Famer Tom Seaver said at last year's B.A.T. dinner. "There are guys in need that can't be helped, and there is a lot of money in this industry that can be used to support them. They gave their lives to the game that they loved, and they appreciate the help."
In addition to assisting former Major Leaguers, B.A.T. also offers support to former Major League managers, coaches, scouts, umpires, athletic trainers, front-office personnel, Minor League Baseball players and personnel, Negro Leagues players, players from the Women's Professional Baseball League and spouses and children.
For more information about B.A.T., to purchase tickets for the dinner or to make a donation, please phone 212-931-7821 or visit BaseballAssistanceTeam.com.
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Long-term Cellular Use Not Clearly Associated With Increased Risk of Brain Tumors
Millions worldwide rely on cell phones to stay in touch. The rapid evolvement of this technology has brought some concern of health implications. Cell phones do emit a radio-frequency radiation. Although the radiation is very small, some experts are concerned, since the phones are held to the head, that there may be an increased chance of tumor growth. Early research has split experts on the risks of tumor development.
Researchers from the Department of Oncology at University Hospital in Sweden reviewed several studies on cell phone use and tumors. The results, published in the International Journal of Oncology , found that there was no significant association with cell phone use and overall tumor growth, but there was a pattern in ipsilateral (same side) tumor growth and cell phone use.
About the Study
The review looked at several, previously published case-control studies. The studies were split into reviews of gliomas , meningiomas , and acoustic neuromas .
With gliomas:
- A review of 10 case-control studies found no significant overall association between cell phone use and gliomas.
- A review of six studies found no significant increase in risk with cell phone use of 10 years or more.
- A review of four studies found increased risk of gliomas with 10 or more years of ipsilateral use.
With meningiomas:
- There was barely significant association with a decrease in overall risk.
- A review of four studies showed no significant increase in risk with 10 or more years use.
- Non-significant trend toward increase in risk with 10 or more years of ipsilateral use.
In cases reviewing acoustic neuroma:
- A review of nine studies showed there was no significant association between cell phone use and brain tumors.
- A review of three studies found an increased risk with ipsilateral use.
In both cases of increased risk, there was potential for recall bias. In recall bias the information had to be obtained through participants' memory after they had been diagnosed. The diagnosis alone may affect how the participants remember details such as which side they use their cell phone.
How Does This Affect You?
More studies will be done to fully understand the long-term effects of exposure to waves from cell phone and other technology. There is currently a lack of evidence that cell phone use contributes to overall brain tumor development. Using headsets or speaker phones or texting are options that allow you to use a cell phone without having the radiation near your head.
American Brain Tumor Association
University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute
Hardell L, Carlberg M, Soderqvist F, Hansson MK. Meta-analysis of long-term mobile phone use and the association with brain tumors. Int J Oncol . 2008 May;32(5):1097-103.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Larissa J. Lucas, MD
- Review Date: 08/2008
- Update Date: 08/11/2008