The article presents the design features of subcompact small-capacity racing car of kart class. The issues of the strength of the supporting structure are considered. The main strength characteristics of the material AISI-1020 are presented, which was used in the design of the frame chassis. A conceptual block diagram of a methodology for designing a supporting structure model using engineering analysis methods (finite element modeling) is presented. The analysis of structural strength using ANSYS software is carried out. The rode type finite element model of the frame is presented. The directions of application and values of the resulting loads are determined taking into account the overloads experienced by the pilot in collisions. The boundary conditions and the deformation pattern of the frame structure when applying the deforming forces to the front beam along the longitudinal axis of the car, outside the longitudinal axis of the car and on the lateral truss of the car frame are given. The engineering analysis data show a good coincidence of the modeling results with the experimental data.
In this work research of correlation between mean value and range of cutting force and processing modes during hard turning of 105WCr6 steel is presented. The results of three-factor experiment on end face cutting of ring workpieces hardened to 55 HRC are presented. During experiment cutting speed, feed and cutting depth are varied. The value of the cutting force is estimated indirectly by the value of current load of the main drive motor. For the development of the model which can predict the value of cutting force at given cutting modes feed-forward neural network trained using Bayesian regularization algorithm and adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system are used. Developed mathematical models can predict cutting force parameters with high accuracy.
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