The paper describes estimate of the quantization error of a real position encoder taking into account the factors specified above, and the method of minimization of this error by an additional adjustment of the scale is proposed.
The article examines the causes of forced vibrations of the rotor. It was found that the increased tendency of rotary excavators to oscillate is caused by the frequency of scooping, which leads to self-oscillation. Основной причиной возбуждения нежелательных колебаний в роторных экскаваторах является формирование в процессе резания грунта сил отрицательного сопротивления. The frequencies of natural and forced rotor vibrations during the digging of different soils are determined depending on the speed of rotation of the working body and the depth of digging. The dynamic stability of the movement of the working body under the horizontal elastic pliability of the structure is investigated. The condition of occurrence of resonant phenomena during operation of a trench rotary excavator is determined.
In this work, we performed a study and developed the design of through-cutters that provide accelerated heat removal from the cutting zone with external turning. Using SolidWorks Simulation engineering analysis and SolidWorks Flow Simulation gas-hydrodynamic analysis modules as a research tool, we created a basic 3D model of a precast cutter and carried out a thermal analysis of the transition process to determine the distribution of temperature fields in the body of the cutter throughout time during the cutting process. After that, we made changes to the design of the cutter, specifically, created a cavity in the holder body in which the copper core was placed. We then re-performed the studies described above, which showed that when using a copper core, the temperature in the cutting zone decreases by 246 °C within 15 minutes from the start of the work. To obtain a greater effect, we added a hole in the copper core and used air cooling, which allowed reducing the temperature in the cutting zone by 313 °C.
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