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  • gokuldas10
    gokuldas10

    Member • Mar 30, 2017

    DC MOTOR CONTROLLED DOOR

    Hi
    its urgent
    we are working on a project which needs to open a door model controlled by a dc motor.its a small project which is havin a 45rpm 9V dc motor.

    IF U PREFER ANY IDEAS PLEASE HELP WITH UR REPLIES

    No need of larger constructions. a simple one is appreciated.

    we r also thinking on it
    hoping for a good reply

    thank you...
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Mar 30, 2017

    #-Link-Snipped-# - It'd be better if you could explain your problem a bit in more detail. What exact help do you want? What does your existing construction look like? What is the problem you are facing?
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  • gokuldas10

    Member • Mar 30, 2017

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    actually it is an automated door which uses a proximity sensor.The problem is that i have only one motor and i need to control the door with it
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Mar 30, 2017

    gokuldas10
    actually it is an automated door which uses a proximity sensor.The problem is that i have only one motor and i need to control the door with it
    What what is the problem with operating a door with just one motor?

    Hint: You'll receive help quicker and better if you take out the time to describe your problem in depth. It helps us understand your situation so that we can offer help.
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  • Ramani Aswath

    Member • Mar 30, 2017

    You need a torque to open a door. At 45 RPM the torque developed is decided by the wattage of the motor, which is not given. If no other mechanism can be added, you may or may not be able to open the door, especially if any friction or wind loads have to be taken into account.
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  • Ramani Aswath

    Member • Mar 30, 2017

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  • lal

    Member • Apr 1, 2017

    What kind of door are you trying to use the motor with; sliding, conventional or what?
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