Abstract. This paper describes the modern technological development trends in jewelry design. In the jewelry industry, new trends, associated with the introduction of updated nontraditional materials and finishing techniques, are appearing. The existing information-oriented society enhances the visual aesthetics of new jewelry forms, decoration techniques (depth and surface), synthesis of different materials, which, all in all, reveal a bias towards positive effects of visual design. Today, the jewelry industry includes not only traditional techniques, but also such improved techniques as computer-assisted design, 3D-prototyping and other alternatives to produce an updated level of jewelry material processing. The authors present the specific features of ornamental pattern designing, decoration types (depth and surface) and comparative analysis of different approaches in surface finishing. Identifying the appearance or the effect of jewelry is based on proposed evaluation criteria, providing an advanced visual aesthetics basis is predicated on touch-sensitive responses.
This article discusses the dynamic behavior of a spool plunger with a modernized drive. Modernization of the drive consists in replacing the electromagnet with a stepper motor with the transformation of rotational motion, — with the help of a screw pair, — into a rectilinear one. The contact between the ends of the screw and the plunger is provided by a spring. The value of the preliminary compression of the plunger to the end of the screw is assigned on the basis of guaranteed operation without loss of contact, due to which the plunger practically does not respond to disturbances and is devoid of an oscillatory component during the transient process. The mathematical model includes the influence of fluid friction and hydrodynamic force arising from pressure loss on the distributor 4 MPa. The study of the dynamics of the plunger consists in the accelerated retraction of the screw — which is in force contact with the end face of the spool — and the determination of the limit values of acceleration as a function of the preload force.
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