The article is devoted to the analytical description of contact curves leather squeezing machines. The expressions for the ratio of strain rates during roller squeezing of the skin are determined when the deformation of the leather and the cloth is given as a power function. It has been established that changes in skin moisture during the squeezing process do not affect the model of contact curves when the deformation of the skin and cloth are given by power functions.
The study is devoted to mathematical modeling of the shape of the roll contact curves in two-roll modules. A two-roll module is considered, in which the rolls are positioned relative to the vertical with a tilt to the right, have unequal diameters and elastic coatings from the materials of different stiffness and friction coefficients, the material layer is fed with a tilt downward relative to the center line. The equations of the curves of roll contact in the considered two-roll module are derived. It is revealed that the obtained models are general in the sense that they are applicable for particular cases of interaction in a two-roll module.
The study is devoted to the analysis of the patterns of friction force distribution in two-roll modules. An asymmetric two-roll module is considered, in which the rolls are located relative to the vertical with a tilt to the right, have unequal diameters and elastic coatings from the materials of different stiffness and friction coefficients, the material layer is fed with a tilt downward relative to the center line. Friction stress models and formulas for calculating neutral angles in a two-roll module under consideration are determined. Dependencies between the forces acting on the rolls and the stresses distributed under these forces are established. It was revealed that these dependences do not change with a change in the angle of supply of the material layer to the line of centers and the angle of inclination of the upper roll relative to the vertical.
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