The purpose of this work is to prove the effectiveness of a practical study of the temperature regime for diagnosing bearing assemblies of mechanical transmissions. Using the example of a two-row roller bearing of the rear support of the intermediate shaft of the vehicle transmission, the temperature in the friction zone under different transmission operating modes on a KAMAZ-5320 was calculated. Finite element analysis of temperature fields made it possible to determine the relationship between the temperature on the outer surface of the bearing assembly and the temperature in the friction zone through the coefficient k=0.327. The zone for temperature measurement -the bearing cover is determined and the maximum temperature of its heating is set. Thermal imaging observations confirmed the effectiveness of the developed method of technical diagnostics of bearings.

This paper presents a quality control tool, that is, a quality control method, which in this case concernsthe mechanical processing of wood, but in general, it can be implemented in any form of production (mechanicalengineering, traffic, food technology...). The goal of the research is to show the way of applying the control chartmethod, that is, to determine the stability of the technological process of mechanical wood processing in order to beable to define appropriate corrective measures in order to improve that part of the production process. The controlchart that was created in this paper is a graph consisting of a horizontal (abscissa) and a vertical axis (ordinate). Theorder of observations is plotted on the abscissa, and the corresponding values on the ordinate. Apart from theprecise creation of control charts, their correct interpretation is also of great importance. It is easiest to interpretcontrol charts where the process is "outside statistical control", that is, the process where the values of individualmeasurements are outside the control limits. This means that some special cause of variation is present in the processand an adjustment needs to be made. However, placing all points within the control limits, that is, obtaining acontrol map on which the process is "within statistical control", does not necessarily mean that such a process isacceptable by statisticians. On the basis of the results, that is, on the basis of the graph that has the shape of a brokenline, we observe whether the control limits have been exceeded, and we draw certain conclusions about the stabilityof the process. If the graph is between the control limits, we can conclude that our process is stable and undercontrol, that is, that our quality variation is within normal limits. If there are any jumps, ie. if some value in someobservation is out of bounds (above the upper control limit or below the lower control limit), then we conclude thatour process is not stable, not under control and that our quality variation is not within normal limits. In that case,certain corrective measures were proposed, which should improve the technological process of mechanical woodprocessing and bring it under control.Control charts, as an engineering-mathematical tool, are a very suitable tool for achieving the goals of statisticalcontrol. Optimal application of control charts ensures constant monitoring of the process, direction towards thedesired flow and undertaking of possible corrective measures. Also, their application ensures the fulfillment of thedesigned or required quality characteristics, that is, the fulfillment of the requirements of a certain standard. Withtheir simplicity of application and reliability, they provide users with convenience in work and relevant processindicators, and provide process controllers with valid data about the process flow. As such, they represent a tool thatkeeps the entire process within the given limits.

Abstract:The production system developed by Toyota Motor Corporation was developed to provide best quality, lowest costs, and shortest lead time through the elimination of losts. Kiichiro Toyota, son of Sakichi and founder of the Toyota automobile factory, developed the concept of Just-in-Time in the 1930's. He decreed that by this act Toyota would contain no excess inventory and that Toyota would strive to work both in partnership with suppliers and level production. The Toyota production system has been compared to squeezing water from a dry towel. Importance of Toyota sistem for production proces can sum up on the next way : Reducing costs includung the elimination of waste, With help without warehouse production -elimination the "excess inventory in production", Reducing time of handwork using maxim "smallest posible of serve", To reach a production without warehouse -its demand a production in small series, Its not neccessary to produce something else except that you realy need.

A large amount of heavy metals leads to environmental pollution. Heavy metals are part of the land or may arise as a result of human products. Affecting the normal growth and development of plant systems and only to a certain limit concentrations of metals. Increasing these suitable and permitted a value to metals in the soil leads to changes in the composition and appearance of the environment in a negative direction. To eliminate or reduce elevated concentrations of heavy metals and their adverse effects on the environment, many researchers focus their attention on finding species that can act as scavengers soil and phytoremediations. There are a large number of plant species that are capable of survival on such surfaces, whether it comes to wild species or species that are on the site with the aim planted. The best known and the most common fitoremedijatori by woody species are Acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) and its most closely related to indigo ( Amorpha fruticosa L.). Its advanced adaptation and the possibility of survival in the soil rich with heavy metals, are plant species that are used in order to protect the environment from the adverse effects of heavy metals. These species have developed ability to adapt, and thereby can perform the accumulation of heavy metals from the soil. They absorb these metals or through the root system, through the tree to the leaves and flowers or leaves through the metal while returning the return direction. In this way, that is, the accumulation of metals that are present in concentrations higher than allowed for stay vegetation, stored and purified by environmental influences damaging of elements which are present in the air and in the soil.