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Introduction. Increasing the energy efficiency of vibration technology poses a number of challenges for its developers. A promising direction for reducing energy costs for driving vibration machines is the use of the resonance phenomenon. Due to the dynamic properties of the oscillatory system, it is possible to significantly reduce the power consumption of resonant vibration equipment, and in some cases, improve the quality of the products. The purpose of this article is to develop a standard range of resonant vibration equipment for compacting concrete mixtures and a methodology for calculating its main parameters.The object of research is the oscillatory system of a vibrating machine, consisting of two masses connected by the elastic and dissipative elements. In addition, the first mass is connected to a fixed base through elastic and dissipative elements.Materials and methods. The basic principles of theoretical mechanics, mathematical modelling and statistical processing of results were used in the research.Results. According to the research results, it was established that with an increase in the mass ratio of the oscillatory system, the dynamic coefficient decreases, and the width of the resonant zone increases. The regression equations are given. It has been established that with increasing rigidity of the working body, the dynamic coefficient decreases, and the horizontal section on the frequency response, the width of which does not change significantly, shifts to the region of higher frequencies. With an increase in the damping coefficient, the dynamic coefficient decreases, and the width of the resonant zone and the frequency range practically do not change. A wide range of nomenclature and masses of precast reinforced concrete justifies the development of a standard-size range of resonant vibration equipment. A standard range of light (up to 2 tons), medium (2-6 tons) and heavy (6-10 tons) types has been developed. Based on the analysis and generalization of research results, a method for calculating resonant vibration equipment for compacting concrete mixtures has been developed, which makes possible to increase its energy efficiency.
Introduction. Increasing the energy efficiency of vibration technology poses a number of challenges for its developers. A promising direction for reducing energy costs for driving vibration machines is the use of the resonance phenomenon. Due to the dynamic properties of the oscillatory system, it is possible to significantly reduce the power consumption of resonant vibration equipment, and in some cases, improve the quality of the products. The purpose of this article is to develop a standard range of resonant vibration equipment for compacting concrete mixtures and a methodology for calculating its main parameters.The object of research is the oscillatory system of a vibrating machine, consisting of two masses connected by the elastic and dissipative elements. In addition, the first mass is connected to a fixed base through elastic and dissipative elements.Materials and methods. The basic principles of theoretical mechanics, mathematical modelling and statistical processing of results were used in the research.Results. According to the research results, it was established that with an increase in the mass ratio of the oscillatory system, the dynamic coefficient decreases, and the width of the resonant zone increases. The regression equations are given. It has been established that with increasing rigidity of the working body, the dynamic coefficient decreases, and the horizontal section on the frequency response, the width of which does not change significantly, shifts to the region of higher frequencies. With an increase in the damping coefficient, the dynamic coefficient decreases, and the width of the resonant zone and the frequency range practically do not change. A wide range of nomenclature and masses of precast reinforced concrete justifies the development of a standard-size range of resonant vibration equipment. A standard range of light (up to 2 tons), medium (2-6 tons) and heavy (6-10 tons) types has been developed. Based on the analysis and generalization of research results, a method for calculating resonant vibration equipment for compacting concrete mixtures has been developed, which makes possible to increase its energy efficiency.
Introduction. Vibrations of building structures and mechanism parts were analyzed. The need to investigate the oscillation processes and vibration reliability of steel beams prestressed by web drawing was formulated. The subject of study is structural steel. The object of study is bimetallic steel beam prestressed without rods.Materials and methods. The scientific inquiry is based on the basics of structural mechanics of buildings and structures: superposition principle, differential equation of deflection curve of a bar, energy method, and methods of determination of stress-strain state of prestressed steel bars.Results. A comparative analysis of vibration reliability of non-prestressed beams and prestressed structures of equal bearing capacity was performed. Rotations of the beam supporting nodes loaded by prestressing forces and external impacts were determined by integration of differential equation of deflection curve of a split bar. The support moments in rigid supporting nodes of structures were determined on the basis of superposition principle. The developed methods of stressed condition of prestressed bars are the basis for determination of normal stresses in the sections of beams under study. The resultant stresses were obtained by algebraic addition of prestresses and stresses from external loads. Dynamic parameters of bearing capacity of beams were determined on the basis of works by I.M. Rabinovich and V.A. Kiselev. The oscillation circular frequency of conventional and prestressed beams was established, analytical expressions for determination of angular velocity of prestressed bending elements were formulated, and the dynamic deflections and factors of structures were determined. It is found that the circular frequency of prestressed beams hinged in supporting nodes compared to the circular frequency of conventional beams decreases by a factor of 1.4 and by a factor of 5.6 in beams with rigid supports. Angular velocity decreases by a factor of 1.4 (hinge supports) and 6.8 (rigid supports), respectively. The deflections of prestressed beams are reduced by a factor of 1,87: 11,9. There is a significant reduction in the stressed condition of prestressed structures.Conclusions. A hinged traditional beam under external and vibration loads in limit state is in the material yield zone and does not meet the first and second limit state conditions. These structures have the lowest vibration reliability. Prestressed structures are more reliable. With rigid supporting nodes, the moments of prestressing forces coincide with the supporting moments and produce hogging with the vector opposite to the external load deflection vector. In the limit state, total deflections are less than the external load deflections. Stresses in the structure decrease. Since load moments and beam deflections are initial parameters for dealing with dynamic strength tasks, we may state that prestressed beams with rigid supporting nodes have an increased vibration reliability.
Introduction. The purpose of this article is to confirm the results of research on resonant vibration equipment for compacting concrete mixtures obtained using a mathematical model. The object of research is an oscillatory system of resonant vibration equipment consisting of two masses interconnected by elastic and dissipative elements. In addition, the first mass is connected to a fixed base through elastic and dissipative elements.Materials and methods. The main provisions of the theory of similarity and statistical processing of experimental data are used in the research. The required number of repeated experiments was determined statistically, and the reproducibility of the experiment was verified by the Cochran criterion. Results. The criteria and indicators of similarity of processes occurring in the system of resonant vibration equipment have been developed, formulas for the transition from the parameters of nature to the parameters of the physical model have been proposed. The technical characteristics of the physical model are presented.During the experiment, oscillograms of the movements of the vibrator and the working body which are shifted relative to each other by an angle of π/2 were obtained. At the same time, the amplitude of vibrations of the vibrator significantly exceeds the amplitude of vibrations of the working body.Discussions and conclusions. The presented dependences of the amplitudes obtained on mathematical and physical models qualitatively repeat each other. In the studied frequency range of the driving force, the maximum error is 12%. This confirms the results obtained on the mathematical model of resonant vibration equipment.
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