Vol 39, No 2 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Articles: 24
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1068-798X/issue/view/14037
Article
Static and Dynamic Throughput of a Hose Valve in Pipeline Regulation
Abstract
Three-Layer Cylindrical Shell with Nonlinear Deformation
Abstract
A mathematical model is proposed for the stress–strain state of a three-layer (sandwich) structure, taking account of nonlinear deformation of the supporting layers. Nonlinear deformation of a symmetric three-layer cylindrical shell under the action of transverse loads is considered, for different boundary conditions.
Theoretical Analysis of Mechanical Vibrations
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A method is proposed for transforming a mechanical system described by arbitrary generalized coordinates into a system described by primary coordinates. To this end, an elastic element with negative rigidity is introduced. As a result, the vibrational motion is divided into two components; the maximum vibrational frequency is decreased; and the vibrational protection of the system is improved.
Control of a Magnetorheological Transformer by Means of a Rotating Magnet Field
Abstract
New approaches to optimizing a magnetorheological transformer are considered. The influence of a rotating magnetic field on the sedimentation of ferromagnetic particles in a magnetorheological fluid is investigated. It proves expedient to use an additional choke channel between the coaxial cylinders in transformer design.
High-Efficiency Composite Anodic Conductor in an Aluminum Electrolyzer
Abstract
A composite anodic conductor is proposed for an aluminum electrolyzer. The new anode reduces the power losses and the costs since smaller quantities of nonferrous metals are required, the strength is increased, and the electrical contact area is stable. The economic efficiency of the new design is established.
Operational Efficiency of a Shock Absorber with a Nonlinearly Deforming Path Limiter under Random Perturbations
Abstract
A method is proposed for probabilistic estimates of the maximum possible spring velocity, kinetic energy, displacement, and force in shock-absorber breakdown during system operation. The use of additional rubber-like nonlinearly deforming path limiters in vehicle shock absorbers is shown to be effective.
Predicting the Effective Thermal Conductivity of Tribocomposites with Coated Antifrictional Inclusions
Abstract
By means of a generalized effective-field approximation, formulas are derived for the effective thermal conductivity of a three-component tribocomposite based on a phenylone matrix with spherical strengthening inclusions (alumoborosilicate glass) and inhomogeneous antifrictional inclusions (spherical capsules of glycerin in a Kapton® shell). The thermal conductivity is investigated as a function of the concentrations of inclusions and the ratio of the internal and external radii of the antifrictional inclusions.
Electrospark Dispersion in Nanopowder Production for Additive Technologies
Abstract
A laboratory electrospark system permits the creation of an overvoltage in the gap between dispersible electrodes. Conductive nanopowder may be produced by an electrospark method with a considerable overvoltage in the electrode gap. The production of small powder batches for additive technology by this means is promising and economical.
Synthesis of Modified Potassium Polytitanates for Supercapacitor Structures
Abstract
The synthesis of new materials for supercapacitors is considered. Alloying of active dielectrics based on potassium polytitanates yields nanohybrids with specified properties and high dielectric permittivity. These materials are suitable for the construction of a new generation of supercapacitor structures.
Simulation-Based Improvement in the Models for Tool-Inventory Management at Manufacturing Plants
Abstract
Tool-inventory management at manufacturing plants is of great theoretical and practical importance. The main management problem here is that it is impossible to take precise account of all the changes in the tool stock for the basic production process. The relevant dynamics may be random as a consequence of the simultaneous action of several factors. In the present work, attention focuses on statistical modeling, which allows many factors to be taken into account and permits the creation of a more precise model of planning, production, and tool consumption at an industrial enterprise
Surface Roughness in the Machining of F-4K20 Composite
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The influence of the machining conditions (cutting depth, cutting speed, and supply) on the surface roughness of an F-4K20 composite plate in turning by a cutter based on CVD diamond is studied. An empirical model permits calculation of the height of the surface irregularity as a function of the machining conditions. The results have been employed in production conditions.
Basing of Surfaces of Revolution on Immobile Prisms
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The basing of parts with surfaces of revolution in a self-centering vise and a motionless prism is considered, for the example of a disk and a shaft. In the case of an immobile prism, violation of basing principles produces indeterminacy because of redundant reference points. That gives rise to a basing error.
Restoring Worn Components in Automobile Timing Mechanisms
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Probabilistic Perturbations in Flexible Production Systems
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In formulating the engineering principles for flexible production systems, the probabilistic perturbations of their operation must be taken into account. A set of computational experiments based on a special computer application is described. The place of the proposed method in the overall predesign sequence is established.
Diagnostics and Recycling of Discarded Automobile Components
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Recycling of metal from discarded auto components is expedient and economically efficient. Uses of metal from discarded components are proposed. Information is presented regarding the mechanical properties of structural steels widely used in the auto industry. Technology for recycling of the metal in truck components is identified.