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Energy Losses in Big Woodworking Machines : Analysis and Optimization / Boycho Marinov.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Marinov, Boycho, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Woodworking machinery.
Energy conservation.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (344 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Newcastle upon Tyne, England : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, [2023]
Summary:
This monograph presents research related to big woodworking machines and, in particular, research related to big circular and big band saw machines. These machines are characterized by their size, which creates problems both in their design, and during their normal operation. Big static and dynamic loads occur during the technological process of sawing. These loads give rise to deformations of the main links of the machines. The final result is increased electricity consumption. The monograph includes four chapters. In the first chapter, the influence of static and dynamic loads on the main links of machines is investigated. In the second chapter, transverse vibrations and spatial deformations of machine shafts are investigated. In the third chapter, deformation checks are made, which can prevent damages in machines. In the fourth chapter, the kinetic energy losses of the two classes of machines are investigated. The main purpose of these studies is to propose optimization solutions that lead to the minimization of energy losses.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
Introduction
Chapter One
1. Static and Dynamic Processes in Big Circular Saw Machines
2. Static and Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Circular Saw Shafts
2.1. Static Reactions Depending on the External Load
2.1.1. Circular Saw Blade
2.1.2. Belt Pulley
2.1.3. Forces and Moments Loading the Circular Saw Shaft
2.2. Dynamic Reactions Dependent on the Kinematic and Mass Characteristics of the Rotating Body
2.3. Full Dynamic Reactions - Analytic Solutions
2.4. Full Dynamic Reactions - Numerical Solutions
2.4.1. Plane Diagrams
2.4.2. Spatial Diagram
2.4.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Full Dynamic Reactions
3. Dynamic Processes in Big Band Saw Machines
4. Full Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Upper and the Main Shaft -Analytical and Numerical Solutions
4.1. Analytical and Numerical Determination of the Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Upper Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines - Case (A)
4.1.1. Scheme of the Cutting Mechanism
4.1.2. Dynamic Model
4.1.3. Dynamic Reactions Caused by External Load
4.1.4. Dynamic Reactions Caused by the Kinematic and Mass Characteristics of the Rotating Disk
4.2. Full Dynamic Reactions - Analytic Solutions
4.3. Full Dynamic Reactions - Numerical Solutions
4.3.1. Plane Diagrams
4.3.2. Spatial Diagrams
4.3.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Full Dynamic Reactions
4.3.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
4.4. Analytical and Numerical Determination of the Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Upper Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines - Case (B)
4.4.1. Scheme of the Cutting Mechanism
4.4.2. Dynamic Model.
4.4.3. Dynamic Reactions Caused by External Load
4.4.4. Dynamic Reactions Caused by the Kinematic and Mass Characteristics of the Rotating Disk
4.5. Full Dynamic Reactions - Analytic Solutions
4.6. Full Dynamic Reactions - Numerical Solutions
4.6.1. Plane Diagrams
4.6.2. Spatial Diagrams
4.6.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Full Dynamic Reactions
4.6.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
4.7. Analytical and Numerical Determination of the Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Main Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines
4.7.1. Scheme of the Cutting Mechanism
4.7.2. Dynamic Model
4.8. Dynamic Reactions as a Consequence of the External Load
4.8.1. Leading Wheel
4.8.2. Belt Pulley 2
4.8.3. Belt Pulley 5
4.8.4. Forces and Moments Loading the Main Shaft
4.9. Dynamic Reactions Depending on the Kinematics and Mass Characteristics of the Rotating Disk
4.10. Full Dynamic Reactions - Analytic Solutions
4.11. Full Dynamic Reactions - Numerical Solutions
4.11.1. Plane Diagrams
4.11.2. Spatial Diagram
4.11.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Full Dynamic Reactions
4.11.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
Chapter Two
1. Spatial Deformations and Transverse Vibrations in the Circular Saw Shaft of Big Circular Saw Machines -Investigation and Analysis
1.1. Deformation of the Circular Saw Shaft due to Static Loads
1.1.1. Static Deformations in a Vertical Plane
1.1.2. Static Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
1.2. Deformations of the Circular Saw Shaft due to Dynamic Loads - Analytic Solutions
1.2.1. Dynamic Deformations in a Vertical Plane.
1.2.2. Dynamic Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
1.3. Deformations of the Circular Saw Shaft due to Static and Dynamic Loads - Numerical Solutions
1.3.1. Static Deformations
1.3.2. Dynamic Deformations
1.3.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Deformations of the Circular Saw Shaft
1.3.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
2. Spatial Deformations and Transverse Vibrations in the Upper Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines -Investigation and Analysis
2.1. Analytical Determination of the Static and Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Upper Shaft ofBig Band Saw Machines - Case (A) And Case (B)
2.1.1. Schemes of the Cutting Mechanisms
2.1.2. Static and Dynamic Loads on the Upper Shaft
2.2. Deformations of the Upper Shaft as a Result of Static Loads - Case (A)
2.2.1. Static Deformations in a Vertical Plane
2.2.2. Static Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
2.3. Deformations of the Upper Shaft as a Result of Static Loads - Case (B)
2.3.1. Static Deformations in a Vertical Plane
2.3.2. Static Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
2.4. Deformations of the Upper Shaft as a Result of Dynamic Loads - Case (A)
2.4.1. Dynamic Deformations in a Vertical Plane
2.4.2. Dynamic Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
2.5. Deformations of the Upper Shaft as a Result of Dynamic Loads - Case (B)
2.5.1. Dynamic Deformations in a Vertical Plane
2.5.2. Dynamic Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
2.6. Numerical Solutions for Determining Upper Shaft Deformations due to Static and Dynamic Loads - Case (A)
2.6.1. Static Deformations in Vertical and Horizontal Planes
2.6.2. Dynamic Deformations in Vertical and Horizontal Planes.
2.7. Numerical Solutions for Determining Upper Shaft Deformations due to Static and Dynamic Loads - Case (B)
2.7.1. Static Deformations in Vertical and Horizontal Planes
2.7.2. Dynamic Deformations in Vertical and Horizontal Planes
2.7.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Deformations of the Upper Shaft
2.7.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
3. Spatial Deformations and Transverse Vibrations in the Main Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines - Investigation and Analysis
3.1. Analytical Determination of the Static and Dynamic Reactions in the Bearing Supports of the Main Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines
3.2. Deformation of the Main Shaft due to Static Loads
3.2.1. Static Deformations in a Vertical Plane
3.2.2. Static Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
3.3. Deformations of the Main Shaft due to Dynamic Loads
3.3.1. Dynamic Deformations in a Vertical Plane
3.3.2. Dynamic Deformations in a Horizontal Plane
3.4. Numerical Solutions for Determining Main Shaft Deformations due to Static and Dynamic Loads
3.4.1. Static Deformations in Vertical and Horizontal Planes
3.4.2. Dynamic Deformations in Vertical and Horizontal Planes
3.4.3. Application of the Obtained Analytical Expressions and Numerical Solutions for the Deformations of the Main Shaft
3.4.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
Chapter Three
1. Deformation Checks in the Circular Saw Shaft of Big Circular Saw Machines
1.1. Deformation Checks - Analytical Solution
1.2. Deformation Checks-Numerical Solution
1.3. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
2. Deformation Checks in the Upper Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines.
2.1. Upper Shaft Deformation Checks - Case (A) and Case (B)
2.1.1. Deformation Checks - Analytical Solution - Case (A)
2.1.2. Deformation Checks - Analytical Solution - Case (B)
2.1.3. Deformation Checks - Numerical Solution - Case (A)
2.1.4. Deformation Checks - Numerical Solution - Case (B)
2.1.5. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
3. Deformation Checks in the Main Shaft of Big Band Saw Machines
3.1. Transmission Dynamic Model
3.2. Deformation Checks - Analytical Solution
3.3. Deformation Checks - Numerical Solution
3.4. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
Chapter Four
1. Energy Losses in Big Circular Saw Machines - Analysis and Optimization
1.1. Kinetic Energy Losses in Big Circular Saw Machines - Analysis
1.1.1. Kinetic Energy of the Mechanical System Without Linear and Angular Inaccuracies-Ideal Case
1.1.2. Kinetic Energy of the Mechanical System with Linear andAngular Inaccuracies-Real Case
1.1.3. Kinetic Energy Losses of the Mechanical System as a Result of Linear and Angular Inaccuracies of the Circular Saw Blade
1.2. Kinetic Energy Losses in Big Circular Saw Machines - Optimization
1.2.1. Optimization Solutions Reducing Energy Losses
1.2.2. Optimization Procedure - Application
1.2.3. Summary Analysis of the Formulated Purpose and the Main Tasks for Implementation
2. Energy Losses in Big Band Saw Machines - Upper Shaft - Analysis and Optimization
2.1. Kinetic Energy Losses in Big Band Saw Machines - Upper Shaft - Analysis Case (A) and Case (B)
2.1.1. Kinetic Energy of the Mechanical System without Linear and Angular Inaccuracies - Ideal Case
2.1.2. Kinetic Energy of the Mechanical System in the Presence of Linear and Angular Inaccuracies - Real Case.
2.1.3. Loss of Kinetic Energy of the Mechanical System as a Result of Linear and Angular Inaccuracies - Case (A) and Case (B).
Notes:
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Includes bibliographical references.
Other Format:
Print version: Marinov, Boycho Energy Losses in Big Woodworking Machines
ISBN:
1-5275-1534-6

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