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C O N T E N T
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12. Kreimir Vukovi, Ivan ular, Stjepan Risovi
EFFECTS OF FINITE ELEMENT TYPE, MESH SIZE AND FRICTION 185
ON SPUR GEAR NOMINAL TOOTH ROOT STRESS RESULTS
13. Amna Bajtarevi, Fuad Hadikaduni, Nedeljko Vukojevi
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF SINGLE GIRDER SUSPENSION 191
OVERHEAD CRANE
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3. Merima Maslo, Seadin Hadiomerovi
ANALYSIS OF THE PROCESS OF AIR PREPARATION FOR THE
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PURPOSES OF AIR CONDITIONING USING REGENERATIVE
SYSTEM FOR HEAT RECOVERY
4. Maja Mrki Bosani, Sran Vaskovi, Petar Gvero, Velid
Halilovi, Daliborka Petrovi
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COMPARISON OF CO2 EMISSIONS FOR SUPPLY CHAINS OF
FUELS FROM BIOMASS AND COAL
5. Sran Vaskovi, Petar Gvero, Vlado Medakovi, Azrudin Husika,
Dragana Kalabi
DETERMINATION VALUES OF SUBSIDIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH 407
THE EXERGY QUALITY OF FUELS AND HEAT PRODUCED FROM
BIOMASS
6. Stojan Simi, Goran Oraanin, Duan Golubovi, Davor Mili
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF ENERGY 417
PRODUCTION FROM ANIMAL MANURE BIOGAS
7. Ernad abanovi, Marko Iki, Slobodan Lubura, Milomir oja
POTENTIAL AND WAY TO UTILIZE PV SYSTEMS IN PUBLIC 421
BUILDINGS
8. Ernad abanovi, Marko Iki, Slobodan Lubura, Milomir oja
CONNECTING PV SYSTEMS ON THE GRID. SELECTION OF 429
CONNECTION TOPOLOGY
9. Goran Oraanin, Stojan Simi,Duan Golubovi, Jovana Pajki,
Davor Mili 437
CONTROL OF WATER SUPPLY PUMPING SYSTEMS
10. Veselin Blagojevi, Duan Gordi, Ranko Boikovi, Vojislav
Novakovi
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ENERGY-SMART BUILDINGS THROUGH APPLICATION OF THE
INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)
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6. Nikola Komatina, Slavko Arsovski, Danijela Tadi, Aleksandar
Aleksi DEFINING THE INPUT VALUES IN FIRST HOUSE OF 493
QUALITY OF QFD METHOD USING FUZZY AHP METHOD
7. Hrvoje Pukari, Aleksandar orevi, Sneana Nesti,
Aleksandar Aleski, Gligorije Mirkov, Miladin Stefanovi
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QUALITY-RELATED INDICATORS, PERFORMANCES AND
RANKING IN HIGHER EDUCATION
8. Ranka Gojkovi, Slavia Moljevi, Duan Gordi
IMPLEMENTATION OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ISO 509
50001:2011 IN B&H
9. Vlado Medakovi, Bogdan Mari, Ranka Gojkovi
CLUSTER AS A MODEL ORGANIZATION FOR SMALL AND 517
MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES
10. Predrag Petrovi, Milan Plavi
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE TANK WAGON VALVE SYSTEM IN 523
ORDER TO CONFORM WITH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
STUDENT SESSION
PRESENTATIONS OF PARTICIPANTS
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Abstract:The 21st saw the end of classic traditional production. Today's manufacturers
are faced with new trends in development and application of new technologies in
manufacturing processes, which places them in situations where they have to use new
production methods that must be flexible and automated. It is now the time of
generation of complex products that require flexibility, precision and reliability, which is
beyond the skills of workers in the manufacturing process. This makes us think that it is
necessary to introduce industrial robots in manufacturing processes and conduct
automation of these processes in order for companies to meet the increasing demands
1 UVOD
Razvoj novih metoda i novih tehnologija u svijetu te njihova implementacija u
proizvodne procese, navodi kompanije da stalno moraju pratiti taj razvoj i vriti
modernizaciju i automatizaciju svojih proizvodnih procesa kako bi ostali aktuelni na
tritu. Drugi razlog zbog kojeg moraju da prate razvoj i implementaciju novih
tehnologija je to kupac putem IT tehnologija vrlo brzo dolazi do informacija te proiruje
svoje zahtjeve, tako da proizvodi postaju sve sloeniji i sloeniji za proizvodnju
[1,2,3,4,5,19,20,21]. Da bi kompanije zadovoljile sve vee zahtjeve kupaca primorane
su vriti optimizaciju, automatizaciju proizvodnih procesa od kojih se trai vea
fleksibilnost da bi se skratilo vrijeme izrade, poveao kvalitet, mogunost izrade vie
raznolikih proizvoda, a to je mogue ostvariti samo uvoenjem industrijskih robota u
proizvodne procese.Sam razvoj IT tehnologije, senzorske tehnologije te njihove
primjene u robotskoj tehnologiji dovodi do razvoja novih industrijskih robota koji mogu
da surauju sa radnicima, tako da kompanije u dananje vrijeme vre pametnu
automatizaciju odnosno koriste pametne strojeve a na ove izazove odgovor mora
dati etvrta industrijska revolucija Industrija 4.0. Ako se navede injenica da su u
razvijenim zemljama velike kompanije u svoje poslovne strategije ugradile primjenu
pametne automatizacije vrlo brzo za 10 do 20 godina doi emo do pametnih
tvornica koje e na jednostavan nain moi da zadovolje sve potrebe koje su
neophodne, a koje kupac zahtjeva.Da bismo doli do pametnih tvornica neophodno
je u proizvodne procese instalirati industrijske robote koji se razvijaju u pravcu:
suradnje robota i radnika, pojednostavljenja njegove upotrebe, industrijski roboti sa
vie ruku, integracija robota sa postojeim sistemima, modularni roboti, kompaktan i
lagan robot. Ovo sve predstavlja izazove za industrijsku robotiku.Industrijska robotika
ide u ovom pravcu, a da bismo shvatili kakvo je stanje danas u proizvodnim procesima
izvrimo analizu primjene industrijskih robota u svijetu u odreenim granama industrije.
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Trend primjene industrijskih robota u automobilskoj, elektro i metalnoj i industriji u svijetu
U budunosti vrlo brzo dolazi do uklanjanja ograda izmeu robota i radnika, jer e
roboti imati ugraene senzore koji e moi da reagiraju na najmanji podraaj.Roboti e
imati mogunost prepoznavanja u okruenju i donosit e najbolji moguu odluku, tako
da e doi do izbjegavanja sudara, odnosno suradnje robota i radnika.Strunjaci, pak,
smatraju da e etvrta industrijska revolucija Industrija 4.0, nas dovesti do pametne
automatizacije odnosno pametnih tvornica koje bih mogle postati potpuna stvarnost
za 10 do 20 godina. Da bismo bolje mogli da shvatimo ulogu industrijske robotike u
automatizaciji proizvodnih procesa, a i njenu ulogu u etvrtoj industrijskoj revoluciji
izvrimo analizu primjene industrijskih robota u svijetu u proteklom periodu koja je
prikazana na slici 2
Jedinica Jedinica
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Isak Karabegovi, Vlatko Doleek
Jedinica
Slika 3. Primjena industrijskih robota u deset top zemalja u svijeta za 2014.godinu [5]
Jedinica
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Trend primjene industrijskih robota u automobilskoj, elektro i metalnoj i industriji u svijetu
Jedinica x 1000
5
Isak Karabegovi, Vlatko Doleek
Jedinica x 1000
Jedinica x 1000
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Trend primjene industrijskih robota u automobilskoj, elektro i metalnoj i industriji u svijetu
Jedinica
4 ZAKLJUCI
Na osnovu izloenih argumenta moemo da donesemo sljedee zakljuke:
Stalni razvoj novih metoda i novih tehnologija dovodi do razvoja industrijske
robotske tehnologije, odnosno novih robota koji e suraivati sa radnicima,
proizvodni procesi biti e potpuno automatizirani, odnosno dolazimo do
pametne automatizacije i na kraju do pametnih tvornica.
Iz godine u godinu primjena industrijskih robota u proizvodne procese svih
grana industrije u svijetu se poveava, a predvianja su da e se ovaj trend
nastaviti i u budunosti.
U svijetu u 2014.godini najvei broj industrijskih robota je instaliran u
sljedeih pet zemalja: Kina, USA, Japan, Koreja, Njemaka.
Kina je vodea u svijetu po automatizaciji proizvodnih procesa (na prvom
mjestu su proizvodni procesi u automobilskoj industriji) jer instalira najvei
broj industrijskih robota, a predvianja su da e se taj trend nastaviti tako da
se u 2019.godini oekuje instaliranje oko 160.000 jedinica robota.
Na prvom mjestu u svijetu po automatizaciji proizvodnih procesa je
automobilska industrija koja je u 2015.godini instalirala oko 98.000 jedinica
robota, dok je ukupno u 2015.godini u automobilskoj industriji instalirano
oko 623.000 jedinica robota.
Na drugom mjestu je automatizacija u elektro/elektronika industrija koja je
u 2015.godini instalirala oko 54.000 jedinica robota, dok je ukupno
instalirano oko 328.000 jedinica robota u ovu industrijsku granu.
I na treem mjestu je metalna industrija sa oko 38.000 jedinica robota, dok
je ukupno instalirano u istoj godini oko 160.000 jedinica robota.
Ako uzmemo injenicu da je u svijetu instalirano ukupno 1.632.000 jedinica
robota, od toga je 68% jedinica robota instalirano u automobilsku,
elektro/elektroniki i metalnu industriju, dolazimo do zakljuka da razvoj i
automatizaciju proizvodni procesa vodi automobilska industrija u svijetu.
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Abstract: In the design of a concrete gravity dam, the key problem is to provide adequate
stability against sliding due to the operational loads. When a dam is built on a rock mass
foundation with complex geology as in the case considered in this paper, the stability
analysis problem becomes considerably complicated. The analytical solution of this
problem is very difficult or impossible, so it is necessary to use appropriate numerical
methods. To solve such a problem in the design of a concrete gravity dam on the Ibar
River nearby Kraljevo, an algorithm for elasto-plastic material model was adopted and
implemented in the program PAK. In order to simulate the gradual loss of stability due
to the rock mass strength reduction, the shear strength reduction method was
implemented and used. The analysis shows that the calculated safety factor can reach
the requirements of stability against the collapse in the deep foundation layers.
Key words: concrete gravity dam, finite element method, Hoek-Brown, stability analysis,
shear strength reduction
1 INTRODUCTION
Shear strength reduction (SSR) method, used in this analysis, is based on the
definition of the slope safety factor as a ratio of the actual material shear strength to the
ultimate material shear strength that is required to maintain the slope in equilibrium, first
introduced by Zienkiewicz [1]. In other words, the safety factor of the slope represents
the maximal value of the SSR factor, which fulfills a condition of stability. In numerical
analysis, safety factor represents the value of shear strength reduction factor right before
the numerical solution begins to diverge.
The application of the SSR method using constitutive models with a linear yield
surface is most often considered due to the fact that reduced parameters of this models
can be calculated by simple reducing of the initial material parameters [2, 3]. However,
in most cases, the material models with a linear yield surface cannot represent the real
1 PhD, Dragan Raki, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia, drakic@kg.ac.rs (CA)
2 PhD, Miroslav ivkovi, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia, zile@kg.ac.rs
3 PhD, Nikola Milivijevi, Jaroslav erni Institute for the Development of Water Resources, Serbia,
nikola.milivojevic@gmail.com
4 PhD, Dejan Divac, Jaroslav erni Institute for the Development of Water Resources, Serbia,
ddivac@eunet.rs
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material behaviour. In this case, the reduced strength of material cannot be obtained by
direct reducing of material parameters, with respect to the original yield criterion [4-8].
This paper presents the use of the SSR method to identify critical failure
mechanism of the concrete gravity dam foundation as well as to determine the safety
factor in the layers of the dam foundation. For this purpose, the algorithm for stress
integration using generalized Hoek-Brown material model was developed and
implemented in the program PAK [9]. The SSR method was used to simulate progressive
failure and possible unstable modes of the dam foundation system. Numerical
integration of constitutive relations is carried out using the governing parameter method
[10].
3 CONSTITUTIVE MODEL
For the strength definition of the rock mass nonlinear yield surfaces is usually
used. In the case presented in this paper the generalized Hoek-Brown material model
[5] was used. An algorithm for implicit stress integration, using mentioned model, was
developed and implemented in program PAK. Relation between minimal and maximal
principal stresses in the case of Hoek-Brown model has a following form:
a
1 3 ci mb 3 s (1)
ci
Members of equation (1): ci , mb , s and a represent the material parameters, while 1
and 3 represent maximal and minimal principal stress. These material parameters can
be obtained using geological strength index (GSI), rock disturbance factor (D) and
parameter mi according to [5].
The yield surface of the generalized Hoek-Brown material model can be
expressed using following equation:
1 1 1 1 1
1 1
I1
f
3
mb ci a s ci a 2 a J 2 D cos a mb J 2 D ci a cos
1
3
sin (2)
while equation of plastic potential surface has the form:
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Stability analysis of a concrete gravity dam using shear strength reduction method
1 1 1 1 1
1 1
I
g 1 mdil ci a s ci a 2 a
3
J 2 D cos a mdil J 2 D ci
cos
1
a
3
sin (3)
where I1 is the first stress invariant and J 2D is the second deviatoric stress invariant,
while ci , mb , mdil , a and s are previously defined parameters of material model.
Variable in the equations (2) and (3) represents the Lodes angle which can be
calculated using stress invariants
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a red 1
3
1 a red mbred mbred red s red
f ci
red 1 3 (6)
F a red 1
3
2 a red mbred mbred red s red
ci
where cired , mbred , s red and a red represent the material parameters for description of
the reduced envelope and these parameters need to be determined. New material
parameters from (6) are not possible to be determined directly, but they can be estimated
using the fitting method, as follows:
2
n apr red
2
(7)
where apr and red represent the approximated and reduced shear stress, respectively.
The parameters calculated in this manner where used in the repeated analysis of the
dam stability until reaching the ultimate bearing capacity of the dam.
6 CASE OF STUDY
Concrete gravity dams represent complex objects which exceed other modern
buildings in their size, areas that they occupy and influence on the environment. Thus,
during construction and exploitation, global safety of the objects must be provided and
any possible risk must be reduced to the minimum. Safety conditions that dam must
satisfy in their service life are: global stability, stability of upstream and downstream
slopes, safe evacuation of flood water and proper operation of the equipment.
The stress-strain analysis of the dam safety are performed using program PAK
[9]. Since the dam lies on the rock-mass fundament, the Hoek-Brown material model is
adopted.
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Stability analysis of a concrete gravity dam using shear strength reduction method
nonlinear finite element method was used. Due to the complex geology, the stability
analysis is not possible to be performed using any traditional method without significant
approximations which often reach unrealistic results [12].
Since the powerhouse geometry is very complex, and this complexity does not
obviously affect the object stability, the geometry is simplified using dam contour and
using equivalent concrete material unit-weight. Since this section of the dam also lies on
complex geology, accordingly the analysis of stability was also performed using the finite
element method and SSR method for obtaining safety factor of the dam.
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The unmodelled part of the overflow dam section is taken into account using the
loads on the upper object contour, whereas the equipment influence is taken into
account as the concentrated forces on the binding spot. Different colors of the finite
elements are used for different materials (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
The overall dam stability is influenced by various factors such as: dam
constructions, loads, characteristics of the foundation, filtration and stress-strain
phenomena, characteristics of the dams material, etc. The gravity concrete dam is
stable if resisting tumbling and floating as well as any other mechanism of failure in the
foundation layers including the sliding along dams foundation. Also, stresses and
displacements of the dam and rock-mass must remain within the safety limits. The safety
factors are defined depending on the function of the potential instability mechanism of
the analyzed dam.
a) b)
c) d)
Figure 3. Plastic strain and total translation for maximal SSR factor
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Stability analysis of a concrete gravity dam using shear strength reduction method
Significant zones of plastic strains occur under the overflow dam section during
the reduction of material strength, a zone of compression shear failure occurs at the toe
zone of the dam, and the plastic strain zone of the dam heel continues to increase
(Figure 3a and Figure 3c). According to the displacement results (Figure 3b and Figure
3d), it is clear that displacement of the overflow dam section is dominant. For the same
value of SSR factor the displacement of powerhouse is relatively small.
Diagrams of maximal horizontal displacement as function of SSR (Figure 4)
shows constant displacement increment of the overflow section up to SRF=3, after which
there is a considerate increase of horizontal displacement, and for SRF=3.4 comes to
the loss of stability of this section.
a) b)
7 CONCLUSION
The presented study uses a shear strength reduction (SSR) method for the
determination of safety factor against collapse in the deep layers of the dam foundation,
which lies in the complex geology. For the stability analysis of the dam, the generalized
Hoek-Brown material model was used and the SSR method was used for determination
of safety factor. The stress-strain analyses and increase of the plastic strain zones until
the dam stability loss were done. The mechanical behavior of rock-mass was based on
real mechanical properties of geological materials presented in the dam profile.
The SSR method was used to determine the global safety factor. Used method
can also identify the possible sliding planes and stability loss mechanisms. The SSR
factor was gradually increased to the maximal value until the reaches of ultimate bearing
capacity. Based on this data, it is possible to take appropriate measures to prevent loss
of dam stability.
The plastic zone gradually extends with the increase of SSR factor to the whole
area under the dam foundation on the overflow dam section. The plastic strain occurs
near the dam heel and below the dam toe on the powerhouse dam section. There are
no tensile stresses in the dam foundation. The stress appearing in the object foundation
is several times lower than the ultimate bearing capacity of the rock mass. Analysis
results show that it is not necessary to adopt reinforcement measurements. All obtained
displacements in the dam and rock mass are within the safety limits.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The authors gratefully acknowledge partial support by the Ministry of Science
and Technology of the Republic of Serbia, grants TR37013 and TR32036.
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Abstract: This paper presents comparative experimental and numerical strength analysis
of wagon for containers transportation according to the TSI standard and norm EN
12663-2:2010. The aim of this analysis is to show that results of stresses obtained by
measuring with strain gauges and stresses obtained by FEM calculation gives good
agreement. Based on the results and their good match, it can be concluded that the
numerical FEM analysis can be reliably used for structural analysis. According to this
fact, FEM analysis can reduce number of the testing new products. This leads to great
savings in the design of new prototypes, in order to immediately start the process of
mass production. This would lead to significantly less cost of products.
1 INTRODUCTION
Numerical simulations are widely used for solving various problems in industry
because they reduce time and cost in developing new products. Simulation results
provide very useful information about the product and can indicate the potential problems
that can be eliminated in design phase.
The next step in projecting phase is making a prototype, based on the results
obtained using FEM. When the prototype testing is finished, it is very important to make
a comparative analysis of the results obtained by FEM calculation and by measurements
on a prototype. Measurement results and results obtained by FEM calculation must meet
all requirements for static and fatigue strength according to standards.
According to TSI standard [1] and norm BS EN 12663-2:2010 [2], static and
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3 PhD, Gordana Jovii, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Kragujevac, Serbia,
gjovicic.kg.ac.rs@gmail.com
4 PhD student, Aleksandar Dii, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Kragujevac, Serbia,
aleksandardisic@gmail.com
5 PhD, Miroslav Milutinovi, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University of East Sarajevo, East Sarajevo,
B&H, m.milutinovic82@gmail.com
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fatigue strength analysis of wagon for for containers transportation are done.
Measurement of stresses with strain gauges was done on a prototype, and those results
were compared with stresses obtained by FEM calculation.
2 FEM MODEL
The Sgmns wagon is designed for the transportation of containers and swap
bodies (SBs), within block trains. According to detailed analysis [3] it was concluded that
strength of the bottom part of underframe does not satisfy requirements according to the
standards and the cause of cracking nearby welded joint on the bottom part of
underframe at wagon Sgmns type was determined. The new construction solution for
the bottom part of underframe is proposed and new analysis of strengthened wagon was
done.
FEM model is created using the FEMAP software [4]. According to the
construction type, rectangular and triangular (four and three nodes respectively) shell
elements of the appropriate thickness and 3D eight node elements (for modeling of
support plate, compensating ring, traction stop) are used for creating the finite element
mesh. The structure is modeled in details with 59583 elements and 61200 nodes. The
element length is approximately 40 mm.
Table 1. Safety factor and permissible stress for static loads parent material and
welded joints
Material Safety factor S1 cmax [MPa]
S235JRG2 1.0 235
S355J2+N 1.0 355
Parent material in the immediate vicinity of
1.1 214
welds S235JRG2
Parent material in the immediate vicinity of
1.1 323
welds S355J2+N
Based on that fatigue load is used in the range of 30% of vertical static load we
can calculate the value of the maximum stress at the fatigue load based on static
analysis, [3]:
Table 2 shows limit values for static test to verify fatigue strength which are
determined for minimum number of 2 million constant amplitude cycles in accordance
with Eurocode 3, Part 1.9 [5], using Figure 7.1 and Table 3.1.
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Table 2. Limit stress values for static test to verify fatigue strength
Limit stress for safe life [MPa]
Direct stress range Permissible maximum fatigue Low High
c [MPa] stress max lim [MPa] consequence consequence
( Mf 1.15 ) ( Mf 1.35 )
1601 347 301 257
1122 243 211 180
100 217 188 160
90 195 170 144
80 173 151 128
71 154 134 114
63 136 119 101
56 121 106 90
50 108 94 80
1 Limit stress for the safe life in parent material in steel S355J2+N
2 Limit stress for the safe life in parent material in steel S235JRG2
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The values of stresses at the locations of strain gauges were obtained for all
cases of static loads and static test for verification of fatigue strength. The measured
values of stresses at the locations of strain gauges and the values of stresses obtained
from the FEM calculations, using software PAK [6], were compared.
The aim of the analysis was to show that the results obtained by measurement
and calculations based on FEM gave similar values of stress, bellow the values of
permissible stress defined according to TSI and BS EN 12663-2:2010.
In the Table 3 are shown comparative results obtained by strain gauges and
appropriate normal stresses obtained by FEM analysis.
Table 3. Comparative results obtained by strain gauges and FEM analysis for the most
favorable case of vertical load
Stresses [MPa]
Strain gauge number Measured value FEA Permissible stress
1 49 47.9 239
4 52 56.3 309
5 -44.2 -46.8 239
7 114.1 116.8 309
8 87.3 91.6 309
9 -56.3 57.7 239
10 -61.6 -63.0 239
11 114.8 137.3 309
13 -52 -88.6 209
16 95.1 97.1 239
18 203.8 206.0 309
19 185.5 191.2 309
21 -46.6 -70.1 209
22 -74.6 -76.8 239
25 -46.7 -73.2 239
27 179.9 191.7 309
30 126.3 139.6 309
31 120.6 138.8 309
The aim of this comparative analysis was to compare the values of stresses
obtained experimentally by strain gauges and stresses obtained by FEM calculation. By
comparing the numerical results with measurement results it was confirmed good
agreement of results. The difference between the results obtained by strain gauges, and
the results obtained by FEM analysis is less than 5%.
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good match of results obtained by experiment and by FEM analysis, it can be concluded
that the fatigue strength of the wagon can be checked using the results of the static test,
Table 2.
Figure 3. Von Mises equivalent stress field underframe; significant loaded zones
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Figure 2 show field of von Mises equivalent stress in underframe for the most
unfavorable case of vertical load. Figure 3 shows significant loaded zones in underframe.
Stress levels used in the legend in Figures 2 and 3 are defined according to Table 2.
Table 3 shows the maximum values of stress in welded joints.
Based on calculated stresses (Table 3) and limit stresses given in Table 2, it can
be concluded that all calculated stresses in the parent material and welded joints are
below limit stress for safe life for appropriate weld type.
7 CONCLUSIONS
The aim of this paper was to compare results of stresses obtained by measuring
with strain gauges and stresses obtained by FEM calculation. This analysis
demonstrates applying of the most common European standards for calculating static
and fatigue strength of wagon. Comparing the numerical results with the results of
measuring, it is verified that software gives good agreement with the experimental
results. Difference between results obtained by strain gauges and FEM analysis is lower
than 10%. According to presented results it can be concluded that FEM analysis can
reduce number of the testing new products. This would lead to big savings and
significantly less cost of products.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The part of this research is supported by Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development, Republic of Serbia, Grant TR32036.
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[1] TSI Standard Freight wagons of the trans-European conventional rail system
[2] EN 12663:2000 Railway applications Structural requirements of railway vehicle
bodies, European Standard
[3] FEMAP Version 10, User Guide, Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software
Inc, Munich Germany, 2009
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cracking on the underframe of wagon for containers transportation - Fatigue strength
assessment of wagon welded joints, Engineering Failure Analysis, Vol.31, pp. 118-
131, ISSN 1350-6307
[5] Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures Part 1.9: Fatigue
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structural analysis, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Kragujevac,
Serbia
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Key words: ball bearing, stiffness, vibration, dynamic behaviour, Finite Element Analysis
1 INTRODUCTION
Ball bearings, as a widely used machine elements in almost all devices and
machines, have big influence to reliability and continuous operating of mechanical
systems in general. Sudden and unplanned outages due to a defect and required
overhaul damaging technological production process and have negative affect on
production economics. Because of that, any improvement of monitoring of ball bearings
is very important in order to reduce the number of system failure caused by bearing
failures. Vibration monitoring is considered as one of the most important indicators of
overall dynamic state of system and its components. In recent years a huge number of
papers are published on subject of main causes for ball bearings vibration generation [1,
Serbia, iviatanasov@yahoo.com
3 M.Sc. Nataa Soldat, University of Belgrade-Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade, Serbia,
nsoldat@mas.bg.ac.rs
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2, 3, 4, 5, 6].
Aktfluk [7] has investigated the effect of waviness on shaft vibrations. For this
purpose, he has developed a dynamic model with three degrees of freedom to simulate
radial and axial vibration of rigid shaft supported by a pair of angular contact ball
bearings.
Jamadar and others [8] were concerned in analysis of vibration caused by local
damage of ball bearings. Vibrations were observed in the time and frequency range.
Cui and others [9] analyzed the nonlinear vibration model to estimate the size of
damage of ball bearings. They concluded that vibration signals doubled when size of
damage increases.
Mitrovic and others [6] has been developed a procedure for evaluating the impact
of periodic variable stiffness on bearings vibration. Stiffness is considered as a periodic
function with peaks in value whith change of number of balls which are in contact.
Tomovic [10] in his work has been pointed the impact of construction of bearing
on basic parameters of dynamic behavior - the amplitude and frequency of vibration. He
performed a detailed parametric analysis of influence of internal radial clearance, and
the total number of ballsoncondition of labouring correctness and dynamic behavior of
bearing, where special attention is paid to influence of external loads on vibrations
generation.
In order to understand the impact of different operating parameters to ball
bearing vibrations, the paper contains a detailed analysis of changes in dynamic
behavior of bearing depending on external radial loads.
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M q (t ) Dq (t ) Cq (t ) F (t ) (1)
If we analyzed only the radial ball bearings, loaded only in radial direction, this
model can be studying as a system with two degrees of freedom, and analytical
equations for obtaining the nonlinear response of vibration then has the form:
c d b (t )x c x s c b (t )x c x s F (t )
mc x (2)
s d b (t )x c x s c b (t )xc x s F (t )
ms x (3)
Further reduction of this system to a single degree of freedom system through
reduced mass of shaft and housing, a case of deformable solid shaft and housingis
obtained, and vibration equation has form:
mred x db (t ) x cb (t ) x F (t )
(4)
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Mathematical dependencies are solved and vibrations for loads of 500, 2000
and 5000 N are obtained with commercial software MATLAB, as shown in Figure 3.
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Figure 3. Comparative diagrams of vibrations for load of 500, 2000 and 5000 N
4 CONCLUSION
Dynamic behavior is considered as one of the most important performance
characteristics of ball bearings, and because of that research of dynamic behavior of ball
bearing receives enormous importance.Dynamic behavior of ball bearings depends on
facts of disturbing force and dynamic stiffness of system.Thus, characteristics of
dynamic behavior of bearing has been changed by changing properties of disturbing
force or by changing dynamic stiffness of the system.In this regard, the impact of different
levels of load on dynamic behavior of ball bearings is analyzed in this paper.
Furthermore,deformation and stiffness changes as one of the main causes for ball
bearins vibration generation are also analyzed in the paper. The ball bearing type 6206
by SKF was chosen for development of a finite element model. Based on values of total
deformation of bearing assembly, radial stiffness was calculated, and then vibrational
response of bearing assembly was obtained. Results showes the dominant influence of
external load to vibration because the amplitude of bearing vibration increase with
external load increament. Also, for load of 5000 N the significant vibration amplitudes
occure. A similar procedure can be performed for analyze of influence of different
parameters on dynamic behavior and ball bearings vibrations generation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Parts of this research were supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and
Technology of Republic of Serbia through Grant TR 35029 and Grant OI 174001.
Particular gratitude is expressed to the Factory for rolling bearings and cardan shafts
FKL, Temerin, Serbia, for providing the data used in this research.
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bearings.Procedia Technology, vol. 94, p.p. 177185.
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leajeva na stanje njihove radne ispravnosti, Doktorska disertacija, Mainski
fakultet, Ni.
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Groove Ball Bearing and Defect Sizes.Journal of Tribology, vol. 137, p.p. 031101/1-
031101/15.
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1 UVOD
Kotrljajni leajevi su visoko precizni mainski elementi, niske cijene kotanja, koji
se koriste kod svih vrsta rotacionih maina. U mnogim sluajevima se smatraju kritinim
komponentama, od ijih karakteristika zavisi stanje cjelokupne maine. Krutost, tanost
obrtanja i karakteristike vibracija osovina koje se obru velikim brzinama u velikoj mjeri
zavise od kotrljajnih leajeva na koje su osovine oslonjene. Ako imamo potrebu za
kontrolom vibracija kod rotacionih sistema ili za prenoenjem obtrnog momenta sa
velikom preciznou ili mogunou optikog pozicioniranja rotora i sl., kao osnov
moramo izraditi efikasan matematiki model za predvianje dinamikog odziva rotora
oslonjenog na kotrljajne leajeve.
Tokom eksploatacije kotrljajni leajevi generiu poremeajne sile, koje izazivaju
vibraciono kretanje sastavnih dijelova leaja sa razliitim amplitudama i na razliitim
frekvencijama oscilovanja. Analiza dinamikog ponaanja kotrljajnog leaja je veoma
1 Prof. dr Radoslav Tomovi, Podgorica, Univerzitet Crne gore, Mainski fakultet, radoslav@ac.me
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2 FORMULACIJA PROBLEMA
ematski prikaz kotrljajnog leaja dat je na Slici 1.a). Sklop leaja je izmodeliran
kao sistem elastino povezanih masa, kod koga je spoljanji prsten leaja fiksiran u
krutom osloncu, a unutranji prsten je vrsto vezan za vratilo. Poto je cilj izuavanje
dinamikog ponaanja rotora, u istraivanju je usvojeno da je spoljni prsten leaja
nepokretan, to se moe smatrati ispravnim, ako uzmemo da je unutranji prsten vrsto
vezan u krutom osloncu. To nam omoguuje da nepokretni koordinatni sistem XOY
veemo za centar spoljanjeg prstena.
a) b)
Slika 1. ematski prikaz kotrljajnog leaja modeliranog kao sistem
elastino povezanih masa
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Z 1
T Tbj Ti Tr . (3)
j 0
Ti
1
2
2
mi mr xi2 y i2 1 J i J r 2 , (5)
Ovdje su mi, mr, Ji, Jr mase i momenti inercije unutranjeg prstena i rotora u
odnosu na osu koja prolazi kroz centar prstena, a ugaona brzina obrtanja rotora.
Potencijalna energija unutranjeg prstena i rotora moe se pisati kao:
Vi (mi mr ) g yi (6)
F j K 3j , (7)
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j ij oj . (11)
l Aj B j d b . (12)
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l Aj B j x Bj x Aj y
2
Bj y Aj
2
. (13)
x B j ro cos j , (16)
y B j ro sin j . (17)
j db l A B j j
(19)
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j ro ri cos j xi
(22)
xi ro ri 2 xi2 yi2 2ro ri xi cos j yi sin j
Za generalisanu koordinatu yi jednaina kretanja ima oblik:
Z 1 j
mi mr yi mi mr g yi K p j j j W Fu cost (23)
j 0 yi
Indeks pj uzima vrijednosti prema jednaini (21).
Parcijalni izvod ukupne elastine deformacije j-tog kotrljajnog tijela j po
generalisanoj koordinati yi se dobija prema jednaini:
j ro ri sin j yi
(24)
yi ro ri xi2 yi2 2ro ri xi cos j yi sin j
2
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Meutim, vei korak znai i manju preciznost dobijenih rezultata. Sa slika se vidi kako
se mijenja preciznost rezultata za razliite vrijednostima koraka t.
-1.315 -1.315
-1.32 -1.32
-1.325
y [1e-3 mm]
-1.325
y [1e-3 mm]
-1.33 -1.33
-1.335 -1.335
-1.34 -1.34
-0.04 -0.03 -0.02 -0.01 0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 -0.05 -0.04 -0.03 -0.02 -0.01 0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05
x [1e-3 mm] x [1e-3 mm]
-1.315
-1.315
-1.32 -1.32
-1.325
y [1e-3 mm]
-1.33 -1.33
-1.335 -1.335
-1.34 -1.34
-0.05 -0.04 -0.03 -0.02 -0.01 0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 -0.05 -0.04 -0.03 -0.02 -0.01 0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05
x [1e-3 mm] x [1e-3 mm]
6 ZAKLJUAK
Dinamiki model kotrljajnog leaja razvijen u ovome radu predstavlja jedan
moan alat, pomou kojega je mogue izvriti analizu uticaja razliitih parametara na
dinamiko ponaanje i generisanje buke i vibracija kod kotrljajnih leajeva, kao to su:
Uticaji konstrukcije leaja na dinamiko ponaanje pri radu,
Uticaj tehnologije izrade leaja na njegov kvalitet i dinamiko ponaanje u radu,
Uticaji montae leaja na dinamiko ponaanje pri radu,
Uticaj uslova eksploatacije leaja na kvalitet ispunjena njegove funkcije i
dinamiko ponaanje leaja u radu.
LITERATURA
[1] Harris, T.A. (1984). Rolling Bearing Analysis, John Wiley and Sons, New York
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[3] Vujanovi, D. (1976). Dinamika, Nauna knjiga, Beograd
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[5] Ristivojevi, M., Mitrovi, R. (2002). Raspodjela optereenja-zupasti parovi i
kotrljajni leajevi, Monografija, Mainski fakultet u Beogradu
[6] Jovanovic, J., Tomovi, R. (2014). Analysis of dynamic behaviour of rotor-bearing
system, Proc IMechE Part C: J. Mechanical Engineering Science, Vol. 228(12), pp.
2141-2161
[7] Tomovic, R., Miltenovic, V., Bulatovic, R. (2006). Dynamic model of rolling bearing,
The 2nd int. conf. Power Transmissions 2006, pp. 215-220., Novi Sad
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1 INTRODUCTION
The double- nanoplate systems (DNPS) can be found in nanocomposites
structures such as multiple GSs dispersed in a polymer matrix. DNPS consist of two GSs
bonded by an elastic medium, e.g. polymer resin.The internal elastic medium between
the two layers of GSs is modelled in the Winkler model. The surrounding elastic medium
is modelled by the two-parameter Pasternak-type foundation.The first parameter
presents normal pressure, while the other presents the influence of shear stress.
Following the production of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) [1] and GSs [2] these two
nanostructural elements, due to their extraordinary mechanical, chemical, electronic and
thermal conductivity properties [3-5] have very often been used as components in
microelectro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and nano electro- mechanical systems
(NEMS). Composite materials are one of the most significant applications of multilayer
nanoplate structures. Every potential application of GSs requires very good knowledge
of their mechanical behaviour. Because of the very small dimensions of nanostructure
1 Assoc. Prof. Neboja Radi, University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, East Sarajevo,
BiH, nesor67@yahoo.com (CA)
2 Ass. M.Sc. ,Dejan Jeremi, University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, East Sarajevo,
BiH, dejan.jeremic@yahoo.com
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2 THEORETICAL FORMULATION
V
ij ( x) ( x ' x , ) ijL ( x ')dV ( x ') i, j x, y, z (1)
where ijL ( x ') is the classical or local stress tensor at any point x' in the body, kernel
function ( x ' x , ) represents the nonlocal modulus and it defines the influence of
deformation in the point x ' to the stress in the observed point x , e0 a / is a material
constant that depends on the internal characteristic length a (e.g.lattice parameter,
granular size, distance between C-C bonds) and external characteristic length ( e.g.
crack length, wave length); and e0 is the constant which depends on the type of material
and it is determined independently for each material, on the basis of experimental results
or some other valid method. A classical or local stress tensor at any point x ' can be
expressed via the deformation tensor by the generalized Hooks law:
ijL ( x ') Cijkl kl ( x ') (2)
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where Cijkl is the fourth-order elasticity tensor and kl ( x ') is the strain tensor.
xx xx C11 C12 0 0 0
yy yy C21 C22 0 0 0
2
xy (e0 a ) xy 0
2
0 C66 0 0 (7)
0 C55 0
yz yz
0 0
0 0 0 0 C44
xz xz
where elastic constants Cij depend on Youngs modulus E and Poissons ratio
E E E
C11 C22 , C12 C21 , C44 C55 C66 (8)
1 2 1 2
2(1 )
3 EQUATIONS OF EQUILIBRIUM
Equations of equilibrium have been derived by using the virtual displacement
method, which presents a special case of Hamilton's principle for static problems.
According to the principle of virtual displacement, the first variation of potential energy
of the system must be equal to zero
U V 0 (9)
where U is virtual strain energy and V is the virtual work done by the applied forces
of the external elastic foundation, internal elastic medium, and in-plane forces.
In order to solve the problem of the buckling of one nanoplate by applying
NFSDT we need to solve the system of two partial differential equations (equations that
correspond to the displacements due to bending w1 , 1 ):
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Eqs. (10) and (11) are related to graphene sheet 1. In the same way the equations of
equilibrium for graphene sheet 2 are obtained:
In Ref. [21], the use of shear correction factor has been avoided, so that
transverse shear stiffness exists in equations of equilibrium, which is calculated directly
from the equations of equilibrium via the transverse shear stress. In the case of
nanoplates, it can be proved easily that the expression for the transverse shear stiffness
is reduced to the value K s Gh which occurs in the FSDT equations and it has been used
in Eqs. (10)-(13).
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The functions X ( x ) and Y ( y ) are given in Table 1. and suggested in Ref. [21]
and [22] so that they satisfy different boundary conditions in Eqs. (14)-(15).
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In the case of in-phase buckling, the two nanoplates buckled synchronously (
w1 w2 ). In the case of out-of-phase buckling, the two nanoplates buckled
asynchronously ( w1 w2 , w1 w2 ). It is known that in the case of in-phase buckling, the
critical buckling load does not depend on the stiffness modulus C , which is different from
out-of-phase buckling where the critical buckling load is proportional to the double value
of the stiffness parameter C .
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5 NUMERICAL RESULTS
This section shows a few numerical examples of the buckling behaviour of
double-layered GSs, that have been embedded in a Pasternak elastic medium. The
mechanical properties of GSs are the same as in Ref. [25]. Although the value of the
nonlocal parameter e0 a is not accurately known for the GSs, it can be seen from the
available literature that its most often value for GSs and CNTsis e0 a 0 2 nm . The
nonlocal parameter has been taken in the same interval in Ref. [13,25,26].
The various non-dimensional parameters used are
Table 2. Validation of the results for critical buckling load for single-layered graphene
sheets for all edges simply supported obtained from molecular dynamic simulation.
Lx Ly (nm) MD simulation (nN/nm) Present Study (nN/nm)
4.99 1.0837 1.0662
10.77 0.4331 0.4320
18.51 0.1714 0.1740
26.22 0.0889 0.0911
33.85 0.0554 0.0558
41.78 0.0372 0.0370
In Table 2, the comparison of results is given for critical buckling loads on square
monolayer simple-supported GSs with the results obtained by the application of
molecular dynamic simulation in Ref. [23]. Youngs modulus of the GSs is assumed as
E = 1 TPa, Poissons ratio =0.16, h =0.34 nm, K w KG 0 , and C 0. From Table 2,
a very high concordance of the results in the present study with the results in Ref. [11]
can be noticed. In Ref. [23],it has been demonstrated that the optimal value of the
nonlocal parameter for First-Order Shear Deformation Theory is (e0 a)2 1.81nm2 .The
value of the Winkler modulus parameter KWN , for the surrounding polymer matrix is
varied from 0 to 500, what for Lx 10nm corresponds to the change
KW 0 GPa nm 0.185 GPa nm , while the shear modulus parameter KGN is varied from
0 to 20,what for Lx 10nm corresponds to the change KG 0 nN nm 0.771nN nm .
In Ref. [27] the value for C is varied from 0.005 GPa nm to 0.1 GPa nm . In a
dimensionless form it corresponds to the change CN from 5 to 270. For the present study,
the transverse shear correction factor is taken as 0.8667. The same value for the
transverse shear correction factor has been taken in Ref. [19]. In the following figures on
the coordinate axis, the values 10-4 Ncr are used.
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a) b) c)
Fig. 2 Small scale effect on critical buckling load of double-layered graphene sheets at
various nonlocal parameters and boundary conditions for in-phase buckling
KWN 250, KGN 10, CN 0 for (a) m n 1, Lx Ly 10 nm ,
(b) m n 2, Lx Ly 10 nm and (c) m n 1, Lx Ly 20 nm .
In all three figures, the highest value of the critical buckling load is for CCCC
nanoplates, while the lowest value is for SSSS nanoplates. In all cases, with the
increase of the nonlocal parameter value, the value of critical buckling load is decreased
nonlinearly. The highest nonlinearity is present at CCCC nanoplates,and the lowest at
SSSS nanoplates.The nonlinearity increases with the increase of the half wave number,
so that, in cases where Lx Ly 10 nm and m n 2 are at higher values for nonlocal
parameter the value of critical buckling load becomes very close for two observed cases.
It is known that with the increase of the number of half-waves the intensity of nonlocal
effect increases. It is obvious that the influence of nonlocal effect on the decrease of the
value of critical buckling load depends very intensively on the way in which the
nanoplates are supported. At higher values of the nonlocal parameter, the difference in
the value of critical buckling load is significant for all two boundary conditions.
a) b) c)
Fig. 3 Small scale effect on critical buckling load of double-layered graphene sheets at
various nonlocal parameters and boundary conditions for out-of-phase buckling
( KWN 250, KGN 10, CN 200 ) for (a) m n 1, Lx Ly 15 nm ,
(b) m n 2, Lx Ly 10 nm and (c) m n 2, Lx Ly 20 nm
In Fig. 3b, it can be noticed that in the case of out-of- phase buckling at
Lx Ly 10 nm and m n 2 at high values of nonlocal parameter ( 2 nm 2 ) the value
of critical buckling load is very close for the case of CCCC and SSSS nanoplates. In the
case of Fig. 3a, where Lx Ly 15nm and m n 1 the buckling behaviour is the same as
in the case of the in-phase buckling in Fig. 2a. In the case of Fig. 3c when Lx Ly 20 nm
and m n 2 , it can be seen that the difference in the values of critical buckling load
at higher values of nonlocal parametersis important for all two ways of support.
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Nonlocal buckling of double-layered graphene sheets embedded in an elastic medium using a
nonlocal new first-order shear deformation theory
6 CONCLUSION
In this paper is applied a new nonlocal first-order shear deformation theory to
illustrate the nonlocal buckling behaviour of double-layered GSs embedded in an elastic
medium. The equations of equilibrium are derived by using the virtual displacement
method. The critical buckling load was obtained analytically for two characteristic cases
of buckling. Numerical results discuss the effects of the nonlocal parameter, plate aspect
ratio, elastic foundation stiffnesses and boundary conditions on the critical buckling load
for two characteristic cases of buckling of the double-layered GSs. The following
conclusions may be drawn from the present paper :
1. For both characteristic cases of buckling, the value of the critical buckling load
decreases with the increase of the value of the nonlocal parameter. The way in which
the plates are supported significantly influences the intensity of the decrease of the
critical buckling load.
2. The nonlocal effect is the most prominent at CCCC nanoplates, and the lowest at
SSSS nanoplates for both characteristic cases.
3. In both characteristic cases of buckling, the value of the critical buckling load
decreases with the increase of the nonlocal parameter value. That decrease of the value
of the critical buckling load is the most intensive at CCCC nanoplates (Fig 2.b and Fig.
3.b).
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1 UVOD
Mehaniki sistemi su sastavljeni od tijela povezanih zglobovima. Svrha veza je
da se prenese kretanje s jednog tijela na drugo. Pretpostaviemo da se motorni
mehanizam sastoji od krutih tijela tako da emo zanemariti deformisanje pojedinih
elemenata. Ako se koristi pristup koji podrazumjeva kruta tijela onda se moe
konstatovati da se rastojanje izmeu bilo koje dvije take istog tijela ne mijenja.
Pretpostavka da nema elastinog deformisanja pojedinih elemenata sistema je
prihvatljiva pri analizi kretanja jer su deformacije sistema u odnosu na pomjeranja
zanemarljive.
Kinematski odnosi pojedinih elemenata sistema koje definiu veze se mogu
izraziti sistemom algebarskih jednaina. Oblik ovih jednauna zavisi od parametara ili
koordinata koje se koriste za opisivanje kretanja. Slika 1 a) pokazuje dva tijela i i j, u
ravni, koja su vezana zglobom. Veza tijela i i tijela j je u taki P. Odgovarajua taka
tijela i u taki P je Pi , a odgovarajua taka tijela j u taki P je Pj . Uslov koji ispunjava
ravanski zglob pri kretanju mehanizma je da taka Pi tijala i bude u kontaktu sa takom
Pj tijela j. Ovaj uslov se matematiki izraava na sledei nain
rPi rPj , (1)
gdje je rPi vector poloaja take Pi u globalnom kordinatnom sistemu, a rPj vector
poloaja take Pj takoe u globalnom kordinatnom sistemu. Uslov dat jednainom (1)
eliminie mogunost pomjeranja izmeu dva tijela. Meutim, dva tijela mogu da rotiraju
jedno u odnosu na drugo. Ovo je jedino relativno kretanje koje se moe javiti izmeu ova
dva tjela koja su vezana ravanskim zglobom. Prema tome, ravanski zglob ima jedan
stepen slobode jer on eliminie dva stepena slobode relativnog pomjeranja dva tjela du
osa.
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Lagranevi koeficijenti veze kod krivajno klipnog mehanizma
i j const
, (2)
hTi rij 0
gdje su i i j ugaone pozicije tijela i i j, rij je vektor koji spaja take Pi i Pj definisana
na tjelu i i j du ose klizaa i hi vektor koji je normalan na osu klizaa.
Jedan od osnovnih korak u kinematikoj i dinamikoj analizi mehanikih sistema
je odreivanje broja stepeni slobode ili nezavisnih koordinata koje su neophodne da se
opie pozicija sistema. Stepen slobode sistema definie minimalan broj nezavisnih
parametara za pogon ili kontrolu kretanja sistema. Mehaniki sistem bez slobode
kretanja spada u domen statike. Veina mehanizama koja se koriste za praktinu
primjenu ima jedan stepen slobode kretanja. Kretanje takvog mehanizma je kontrolisano
jednim ulaznim parametrom koji se transformie u izlaz. Motorni mehanizam je primjer
takvog jednog mehanizma sa jednim stepenom slobode kretanja. Robot predstavlja
primjer sistema s vie slobode kretanja.
Kako je ve reeno kruto tijelo koje vri slobodno ravansko kretanje ima tri
stepena slobode odnosno potrebna su tri nezavisna parametra da bi se mogao odrediti
poloaj tjela u svakom trenutku vremena. Od ove tri kordinate dvije definiu translatorno
kretanje tjela du dvije normalne ose X i Y dok trea definie rotaciju tjela. Za definisanje
pozicije ravanskog sistema koji se sastoji od nt slobodnih tijela neophodno je 3nt
kordinata. Ako izmeu tijela postoje veze broj stepeni slobode sistema se smanjuje.
Redukcija u broju stepeni slobode sistema zavisi od broja nezavisnih jednaina koje
definiu veze. Pri ravanskom kretanju broj stepeni slobode kretanja sistema se moe
izraunati po sledeem izrazu
ns 3nt nv (3)
gdje je ns broj stepeni slobode sistema, nt broj tijela koja ine sistem i nv je ukupni broj
linearno nezavisnih jednaina koje defininiu veze sistema. Svaki ravanski zglob i kliza
definiu dva kinematska ogranienja koja redukuju broj stepeni slobode za dva.
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Lagranevi koeficijenti veze kod krivajno klipnog mehanizma
rO1x
rO1y
1
rO2 x lO2 cos 2
rO2 y lO2 sin 2
rO2 x l 2 lO2 cos 2 rO3 x lO3 cos 3
c q, t 0
rO2 y l 2 lO2 sin 2 rO3 y lO3 sin 3
(4)
rO3 x l 3 lO3 cos 3 rO4 x
rO3 y l 3 lO3 sin 3 rO4 y
rO4 y
4
2 g t
2 l 2 lO2 sin 2 32 lO3 sin 3
(6)
32 l 3 lO3 cos 3
2
3 l 3 lO3 sin 3
gdje je
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T
f12 x f12 y f 23 x f 23 y f 34 x f 34 y
T . (8)
f s 0 0 m0 0 0 0 fg 0
3 ANALIZA REZULTATA
Predstavljeni matematiki model je primjenjen na konkretnom motoru
PEUGEOT DW10BTED4. Sila pritiska gasova je mjerena na ispitnom stolu. Momenti
inercije pojedinih elemenata koji ine posmatrani sistem su dobijeni na osnovu solid
modela.
Na slici 3. je prikazana promjena sile koja djeluje na oslonaki rukavac koljenastog vratila
u funkciji od ugla poloaja koljena koljenastog vratila f12 , kao i komponente ove sile u
globalnom koordinatnom sistemu f12x i f12 y .
Slika 3. Sila koja djeluje na oslonaki rukavac koljenastog vratila f12 i njene
komponente du x f12x i y f12 y ose globalnog kordinatnog sistema
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Lagranevi koeficijenti veze kod krivajno klipnog mehanizma
Na slici 4. je prikazana promjena unutranje sile (reakcije veze) koja djeluje na letei
rukavac koljena koljenastog vratila u funkciji ugla poloaja koljenastog vratila f 34 .
Takoe su prikazane i komponente sile f 34 koje djeluju u x f L34 x i y f L 34 y pravcu i to u
lokalnom koordinatnom sistemu koljena koljenastog vratila. Primjetimo da je sila f L 34 y
normalna na du OA koja spaja ose oslonakog i leteeg rukavca (slika 2) i ona izaziva
moment zakretanja mehanizma oko ose oslonakog rukavca. Sila f L34 x djeluje u pravcu
dui OA i ona napree koljeno koljenastog vratila na sabijanje.
Slika 4. Sila koja djeluje na letei rukavac koljenastog vratila f 34 i njene komponente
du x f L34 x i y f L 34 y ose lokalnog kordinatnog sistema
4 ZAKLJUCI
Na osnovu izvrenih analiza krivajno klipnog mehanizma namee se nekoliko
zakljuaka:
Lagranev pristup sa koeficijentima veze koji predstavljaju sile u zglobovima
daje optiji pristup i prikladniji je sa stanovita koritenja raunara;
Ako bi bile poznate spoljne sile koje djeluju na sistem onda bi se s
Lagranevim pristupom dobio sistem diferencijalnih i algebarskih jednaina
koje bi se morale rjeavati simultano. Meutim, obino nije poznat obrtni
moment m/0 i njega je vrlo teko izmjeriti na konkretnom mehanizmu tako da
se koristi inverzni metod njegovog odreivanja na osnovu zakona kretanja;
Zakon promjene sile gasova je dobijen mjerenjem pritiska u cilindru i
predstavlja spoljnu silu koja djeluje na sistem;
Kod krivajno klipnog mehanizma uobiajniji je pristup da se odrede sile koje
djeluju na sistem na osnovu ugaone brzine kojom se kree koljenasto vratilo.
U ovom sluaju vrlo jednostavno se moe uzeti u obzir i neravnomjernost
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obrtanja koja dovodi do promjene sila koje predstavljaju reakcije veze [7]. Za
ispitivani motor neravnomjernost obrtanja nije imala znatnijeg uticaja na
promjenu unutranjih sila (ispod 2%).
Lagranev pristup omoguava dinamiku analizu sila kod prelaznih reima
[6] kada se ugaona brzina mjenja po zadatom zakonu.
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Key words: mathematical model, modal analysis, Euler-Bernoulli beam theory, drive
shaft, natural frequencies
1 Nikola Vueti, mr, Mainski fakultet I. Sarajevo (CA), I. Sarajevo, BiH, vuceticnikola@yahoo.com
2
Doc. dr Aleksandar Koarac, Mainski fakultet I. Sarajevo, I. Sarajevo, BiH, akosarac@gmail.com
3
Prof. dr Mirko Blagojevi, Fakultet inenjerskih nauka, Kragujevac, Srbija, mirkob@kg.ac.rs
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Prof. dr Ranko Antunovi, Mainski fakultet I. Sarajevo, I. Sarajevo, BiH, rankoantunovicmf@gmail.com
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2 PRIMIJENJENE METODE
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Analitiko odreivanje sopstvenih frekvencija pogonskog vratila
kompatibilnosti na granici tijela. U radu je izloen koncept pozicionog sprezanja koji je,
potom, verifikovan na primjeru odreivanja prenosne funkcije pogonskog vratila
matematikim putem, izvoenjem i sprezanjem prenosnih funkcija dobijenih na osnovu
Ojler-Bernulijeve teorije greda, zatim numeriki primjenom metoda konanih elementa,
te, na kraju, i eksperimentalnim ispitivanjem. Konaan cilj je pouzdan matematiki model
dobijen sprezanjem parcijanih prenosnih funkcija. Prenosna funkcija elemenata
odreuje se na krajevima slobodno oslonjenih segmenata. Prenosna funkcija
spregnutog sistema odreuje se na slobodnom kraju ili na mjestima spoja. Prenosne
funkcije elemenata oznaene slovima h, l, n i p definisane su kao [6]:
xj xj j j
h jk , l jk , n jk , p jk , (1)
fk mk fk mk
pri emu su slovima x i oznaeni ugib i nagib, dok su sa f i m oznaeni sila i moment
u odreenoj taki. Ukoliko se posmatraju dva krajnja desna segmenta slobodno
oslonjenog vratila, prikazana na slici 2, matrice pomijeranja pri krutoj vezi izmeu
segmenata imaju sljedei oblik [6]:
R R12 a
R1 11
R2 a 2 a
(2)
R2 a1
R R2b 3a
R2 2b 2b
R3a 3a
(3)
R3a 2b
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G G12
G 11 (6)
G21 G22
Pri tome su [6]:
(11)
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Objeena kuglica je prije udara otklonjena za priblino 200. Udarom kuglice o vratilo
izaziva se pobuda. Poklapanjem frekvencija pobude sa sopstvenim frekvencijama vratila
dolazi do tzv. rezonance koja je izraena u vidu modova, odnosno pikova na dijagramu
frekvencija-amplituda. Zbog osjetljivosti akcelerometra korienog u ovome radu,
mogue je mjeriti frekvencije reda veliine 10 000 Hz. Princip rada im se zasniva na
osobini piezo-elektrinih kristala da proizvode elektricitet ako su izloeni kompresiji,
savijanju ili smicanju.
3 REZULTATI I DISKUSIJA
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1. 1170
2. 3309,7
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LITERATURA
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Abstract: More and more attention is paid to rolling bearing diagnostics, as a part of an
overall plant diagnostic. Rolling bearing operating temperature is a characteristic that is
affected by a number of factors, among which imbalance is dominant. Mass imbalance
is the most common cause of elevated level of vibrations of rotating machines. In this
paper, using thermovision camera for temperature monitoring, experimental testing of
imbalance influence on rolling bearing operating temperature was carried out. The
results obtained are presented on diagrams, mutal comparison was made and on the
basis of that individual conclusions are derived.
1 INTRODUCTION
Under the concept of technical diagnostics it means scientific and technical
discipline which includes the theory, methods and tools for recognizing the condition of
technical systems. The main aim of technical diagnostics is to detect and prevent
potential failure of technical systems. This is achieved by measuring characteristic or
diagnostic parameters and on the basis of certain criteria it concludes if they are within
acceptable limits or not. [1]. In this paper, by an experimental method using thermovision
camera, rolling bearing operating temperature was monitoring in four cases: without
imbalance and imbalance with three different masses. On the basis of previous,
conclusion of imbalance influence on rolling bearing operating temperature was derived.
Results were shown and compared by diagrams. Mass imbalance is the most common
cause of elevated level of vibrations of rotating machines [1]. The bearings are machine
elements whose task is to provide the relative movement of working parts while
transferring loads between them and ensuring the accuracy of their position [2]. It is
primarily used in connection with the mobile circular motion, as for example the supports
of the shaft and the axle, where it enables rotation of the sleeve relative to the stationary
support and transferring the specific load [1]. The stationary bearing temperature during
operation is usually about 50-600C [2]. Often, the sight of a small problem in the work
process-oriented production of complex systems, such as the cancellation of rolling
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bearing, can cause long delays in operation which typically result in significant financial
costs in business [3]. As part of the overall condition monitoring, more attention is paid
to diagnosis of rolling bearings, as a very important and commonly used machine
elements [4-7]. Experimental determination of the bearing operating temperature can be
made to check the thermal stability of the same [8].
2 EXPERIMENTAL SETUP
Experimental setup was obtained on testing table for dynamic tests in Laboratory
of Applied Mechanic and Machine Design on Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in East
Sarajevo, Fig. 1. Testing table consists of asynchronous frequency-regulated motor
whose output shaft is, through the coupling, associated with the shaft carrying two
rotating discs and that is supported over two rolling bearing type SKF YAR 203/12-2F.
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In all cases mentioned, rolling bearing operating temperature was measured for
angular velocity value of 50 Hz or for revolutions of 3000 rpm. Starting measuring from
the rolling bearing room temperature, its operating temperature was recorded on every
30s, until the moment of maximum value. After that, the tasting table electromotor was
turned off and operating temperature was recorded during cooling of rolling bearing,
also, on every 30s and temperature diagram was formed.
(a) (b)
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Diagram of comparative values of rolling bearing temperature for each rolling bearing
mentioned measuring was shown in Fig. 12.
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4 CONCLUSION
The essence of this paper is to measure the operating temperature of rolling
bearing without imbalance and rolling bearing with three different cases of imbalance
using thermovision camera, on which basis investigation of the imbalance influence on
rolling bearing warming up was done. Laboratory equipment of Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering in East Sarajevo was used during experimental setup. If we take into
account the values of the measured rolling bearing operating for all cases of
measurement and results shown in Table 1 and presented diagrams, as well as diagram
with comparative values of temperatures, it can be concluded that the increase in mass
imbalance significantly affects the increase of its operating temperature, ie the maximum
warming up temperature. If we assume that the bearing warming up function is linear
and does not depend on the imbalance mass, time required to reach maximum
temperature of rolling bearing with different masses imbalance would be more than real
measured time. This is shown by the results in Table 1 showed in parentheses derived
in proportion to the necessary time to reach maximum operating temperature in bearing
without imbalance. Also, based on Table 1, it can be concluded that the increase in the
imbalance of 16g, 20g and 24g reduces the time to reach maximum warming up
temperature of, respectively, 97.65%, 82.1% and 61.81%, ie. tested bearing is warming
up faster. Future research could be directed towards finding an accurate mathematical
model of bearing warming up depending on the imbalance mass.
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Kragujevcu, Mainski fakultet u Kragujevcu.
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Rezime: U ovom radu su, kroz dve studije sluaja, prikazani rezultati ekspertske analize
uzroka otkaza cilindrinih elemenata vazduhoplova izazvanih korozijom. Prva studija
sluaja se odnosi na lom vratila krmila pravca mlaznog borbenog aviona, a druga na lom
poprene grede stajnog trapa vojnog helikoptera. Analiza je sprovedena makro i
mikrofragtografskom pregledom prelomnih povrina, metalurkim ispitivanjem materijala
kao i numerikim proraunima naponskih stanja. U oba sluaja su prsline inicirane na
korozionim jamama nastalim na mestima podlonim atmosferskim uticajima i
koncentraciji napona. Predloene su i odgovarajue korektivne i preventivne mere za
spreavanje ponavljanja ili nastanka istog ili slinog otkaza.
1 Dr Dragan Trifkovi, docent, Univerzitet odbrane u Beogradu, Vojna akademija, Beograd, Republika Srbija,
dragan.trifkovic@va.mod.gov.rs
2 Dr Branimir Krsti, docent, Univerzitet odbrane u Beogradu, Vojna akademija, Beograd, Republika Srbija,
branimir.krstic@va.mod.gov.rs
3 Dajana Vujanovi, student, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida, USA, dajvuj@aol.com
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1 UVOD
U vazduhoplovnoj industriji problemima korozije konstruktivnih elemenata letilica
posveuje se velika panja u svakoj fazi njihovog ivotnog ciklusa. Kada je u pitanju
odravanje vazduhoplova poseban problem predstavlja nemogunost ranog otkrivanja
mesta nastanka nekih vrsta korozije, kao to su npr. jamiasta ili interkristalna korozija
koje mogu biti praene i korozionim zamorom [1]. Korozija tankozidih metalnih
elemanata, kao to su razne vrste cevi ili vratila prstenastog poprenog preseka moe
izazvati lomove ovih elemenata sa ozbiljnim posledicama po posadu, letilicu i ivotnu
sredinu. Kada se dogode ovakvi i slini otkazi angauju se ekspertski timovi koji nastoje
da utvrde taan uzrok otkaza i predloe preventivne i korektivne mere da se sprei
ponavljanje istog ili nastanog novog otkaza. Danas se u svetu razvijaju razne
metodologije za forenziku analizu uzroka otkaza a primeri njihove primene dati su kroz
dve sledee karakteristine studije sluaja.
Slika 1. Izgled polomljenog vratila: (a) pozicija poprenog loma i uzdune prsline, (b)
popreni lom i (c) uzduna prslina
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Slika 2. Izgled poprenog i uzdunog loma: (a) Zupast karakter poprenog loma
vratila. (b) Mesto nastanka uzdune prsline sa vidljivim tragovima zamora.
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Slika 4. irenja uzdune prsline Slika 5. Snimak povrine poprenog loma pomou
elektronskog skenirajueg mikroskopa
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Slika 8. Sklop stajnog trapa helikoptera: 1 - desna skija, 2 - leva skija, 3 - prednja
poprena greda, 4 - zadnja poprena greda, 5 - cevasti elastini elastini elementi
stajnog trapa, 6 - stega, 7 - prirubnica.
Otkaz stajnog trapa dogodio se dok je helikopter bio parkiran na zemlji a uzrok
je pucanje zadnje poprene grede [3]. Veza izmeu zadnje poprene grede stajnog trapa
helikoptera i cevastih elastinih elemenata ostavrena je pomou dve prirubnice koje su
stegama privrene za zadnje elastine elemente (detalj A na slici 8). Prirubnice su
mainskim putem izraene od elika AISI 4135 i TIG postupkom zavarivanja zavarene
na zadnju cev (Slika 9a).
Slika 9. (a) Dimenzije prirubnice zadnje poprene grede stajnog trapa helikoptera. (b)
ematski prikaz (pogled odozgo) poloaja loma.
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ravna i upravna u odnosu na uzdunu osu zadnje poprene grede. Znaajan deo ovog
sektora prekriven je crvenkasto braonkastim produktima korozije, to direktno ukazuje
na injenicu da je taj deo prelomne povrine bio najdue izloen uticaju spoljanje
okoline tj. da to predstavlja mesto iniciranja poetne prsline. Sektor B odlikuje se
krupnijom morfologijom i prelomna povrina je pod uglom od priblino 45 u odnosu na
uzdunu osu grede, to sugerie duktilni lom pod dejstvom zateznog optereenja [1].
Grebeni, u anglosaksonskoj literaturi poznatiji kao river marks, su takoe uoeni na
prelomnoj povrini u okviru sektora B (slika 10 b). Analizom pravca prostiranja uoenih
grebena na prelomnoj povrini takoe se dolazi do zakljuka da je lom iniciran u sektoru
A. Ova injenica ide u prilog pretpostavci da se mesto nastanka loma podudara sa
mestom na kome je uoena najvea prisutnost produkata korozije tj. centralni deo
sektora A. Takoe, imajui u vidu poloaj zadnje poprene grede u sklopu stajnog trapa
helikoptera treba napomenuti da je poetna prslina inicirana sa donje, spoljanje strane
grede. Tragovi zamora materijala nisu pronaeni i cikline promene optereenja prilikom
poletanja i sletanja helikoptera nisu bile od presudnog uticaja na pojavu loma. Do
konanog loma zadnje poprene grede dolo je pod dejstvom konstantnog optereenja
usled teine helikoptera, kada je greda bila izloena savijanju i kada je preostali deo
poprenog preseka dostigao svoju kritinu vrednost.
Slika 10. (a) Karakteristine morfologije na prelomnoj povrini. (b) Uveani prikaz
sektora B prelomne povrine sa jasno uoljivim grebenima (river marks).
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Slika 11. (a) SEM snimak prelomne povrine sektora A sa intergranularnim (IG) i
transgranularnim (TG) lomom. (b) Duktilne rupe na SEM snimku u sektoru B
Slika 12. (a) Mesto na kome su uzeti uzduni uzorci i mikrosnimak sekundarnih prslina.
(b) Mikrosnimak korozione jamice sa dve inicirane mikroprsline.
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Kada je helikopter parkiran na aerodromu stajni trap je izloen dejstvu sile teine
praznog helikoptera (W=1050daN) iji je uticaj predstavljen ekvivalentnim sistemom sila
(FA i FB na slici 13) koje deluju na elemente kojima je stajni trap privren za trup
helikoptera. vorovi leve i desne skije helikoptera koji su u neposrednom kontaktu sa
tlom su fiksirani. Dobijeni rezultati pokazuju da je lom grede iniciran upravo na mestu
maksimalnog napona zatezanja u prirubnici (slika 14).
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4 ZAKLJUCI
Na osnovu prikazanih rezultata fraktografskih, metalografskih i hemijskih
ispitivanja uzoraka polomljenih elemenata moe se zakljuiti sledee:
Uzduna prslina na vratilu aviona je inicirana na korozionoj jamici lociranoj
na ivici otvora za zakivak. Poetni mehanizam irenja prsline je zamor
materijala, pri emu je prslina napredovala du ose vratila od jedne do druge
velike korozione jame sve do zone zavrnog poprenog loma. Predlae se
izbor drugog materijala i bolja zatita od atmosferskih uticaja.
Lom zadnje poprene grede stajnog trapa helikoptera posledica je dejstva
naponske korozije izazvane agresivnom sredinom. Mesto nastanka loma su,
takoe, korozione jamice pa se predlae zatita slojem visoke otpornosti na
mehaniko habanje kao i ei pregled stajnog trapa.
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Abstract: System stability and its as good as possible performance are always actual
issues. Present paper contains analysis of the multivariable control systems. Their
variant with two inputs and two outputs (TITO) has been researched here. Control
effectiveness for this kind of objects in many cases depends on appropriate decoupler.
There are several types of the decoupling control that are available in literature, until
now. One of them refers to the usage of static decoupling. Its applicability was tested in
this survey. Analysis has been supported by simulations and carried out on the two
objects: one with delay time and another without it.
1 INTRODUCTION
Mutual coupling in the industrial systems causes a lot of problems in terms of
their controllability. Consideration of their multi-variability creates preconditions for
good system control [1,2]. Adequate decoupling control in many cases enables stability
and good system performance. There are several various decoupler types [3]. Direct
decouplers can be ideal and simplified. Ideal one has simple apparent process but
more complicated decoupler elements. In the simplified type the situation is reversed.
Their disadvantages for some objects can be compensated using inverted decoupler
[4]. Static decoupling has been explained in [5,6]. Advantages that can be
accomplished using static decoupler are researched and presented in this paper.
Potential lacks of this decoupling approach are identified too. Two kinds of objects
have been considered here. The first one, binary distillation column as a representative
of industrial processes and time-delay systems (infinite dimensional) has been
identified by Wood and Berry [7]. The second one, cantilever beam connected with
electrohydraulic servo actuators, was taken as a mechanical system without delay time
(finite dimensional), Singer and Meashio [8]. Both of these objects were presented as a
TITO systems. Their control algorithm is consisted of decentralized controller and
decoupler.
1 Dr Saa Prodanovi, East Sarajevo, University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
sasa.prodanovic77@gmail.com (CA)
2 Prof. dr Novak Nedi, Kraljevo, University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Mechanical and Civil Engineering in
Kraljevo, nedic.n@mfkv.kg.ac.rs
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2 DECOUPLING CONTROL
At the beginning of this section the types of decoupling control are presented.
Beside that, modified static decoupler has been proposed. The transfer function matrix
of the researched TITO objects is given by (1).
g s g12 s
G s 11 (1)
g 21 s g 22 s
where are: gij(s) elements of transfer function matrix.
g12 s
d12 s
1
1 g11 s
Ds
1 g 21 s
(2)
d 21 s 1
g 22 s
g 21 s g 12 s
g11 s 0
g 22 s
Qs G s Ds (3)
g 21 s g 12 s
0 g 22 s
g 11 s
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the (4) than in the (3). Structural diagram of the inverted decoupling combined with
decentralized controller for TITO object is shown in Figure 2.
g s 0
Qs G s Ds 11 (4)
0 g 22 s
g12 0 g 21 0
d12 s s 0
| , d 21 s s 0
| (5)
g11 0 g 22 0
This approach makes easier decoupler design because its elements become gains.
3 EXAMPLES
System performance which are obtained using static decoupling, have been
researched on the two objects. In fact, comparison was carried out between variants
with dynamical characteristics of decoupler and the static decoupling. In the both of
them the same controllers were used in order to enable comparability.
X D s Rs
G s (6)
B
X s S s
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12,8 s 18,9 3s
16,7s 1 e 21s 1
e
G s (7)
6,6 e 7 s 19,4 3s
e
10,9s 1 14,4s 1
Where: R(s) reflux flow rate and S(s) steam flow rate in the reboiler are inputs of the
process, while XD(s) percentage of methanol in the distillate and XB(s) percentage of
methanol in the bottom products are outputs of the process. Reference functions for
both system outputs are unit step functions. Simplified direct decoupler has been used
for this object (Figure 1). Elements of the decoupler calculated according (2) are [11]:
16,7s 1 2 s 14,4s 1 4 s
d12 s 1,47 e , d 21 s 0,34 e (8)
21s 1 10,9s 1
In Figure 3. is obvious that static decoupling gives worse performance of the both
responses. This is reflected in the higher overshoot and lower process speed.
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on the cylinder rods F1 and F2 from their sensors. Mathematical model of this system
(9) has been determined by Singer and Meashio [8].
1 g11 s g12 s
G s
s g 21 s g 22 s
g11s 2,926 102 s 4 1,9152 104 s3 1,2667 107 s 2 5,5825 107 s 4,7959 109
g12 s 3,8382 104 s 3 1,7068 107 s 2 8,3584 107 s 6,4967 109 (9)
g21s 4,4533 10 s 3,2461 10 s 1,4362 10 s 1,2403 10
3 3 6 2 7 9
g 22 s 2,506 102 s 4 1,6229 104 s3 6,6134 106 s 2 3,0476 106 s 2,4813 109
s s5 1,2308 102 s 4 6,993 104 s3 1,5098 106 s 2 3,5504 108 s 8,2333 106
In this example an inverted decoupler is applied (Figure 2). Its elements are:
Static decoupler for this case according (5) is: d12 s 1,35 ; d 21 s 0,5 .
Elements of the decentralized controller are two single loop P controllers [10]:
Kp1=0,969 and Kp2=0,84. Using configuration in Figure 2. simulation gives system
responses shown in Figure 4.
Responses in Figure 4. confirm that static inverted decoupler make control of this
object possible, because clasical inverted decoupling gives unstable system. It also
enables good reference tracking and effective compensation of interaction.
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4 CONCLUSION
Presented results of the simulations partly support the application of static
decoupling control. Namely, it can enable good results for high-order systems without
time delay, because it eliminates additional dynamics that is introduced through the
decoupler calculated according (2). Moreover, such dynamics can cause system
instability. Regarding to the time-delay systems, proposed approach to static
decoupling control gives poor performances, due to neglecting of the time delays in the
decoupler elements.
Diversity of these researched objects, in term of their nature, mathematical
description and variation in types of decoupler (direct or inverted) where static
decoupling was applied, lead to the conclusion that unique features of each object
have to be considered in the forming of control algorithm. Therefore, these presented
results are little contribution to problematic of decoupler design. More general rules can
be derived after proving mentioned statements through the testing of more system
examples from industry.
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Abstract: This paper contains a description of experimental setup and also shows
possibilities for practical realization of different contact tasks. Experimental setup
(programmable pneumatic manipulator) is designed, developed and realized as a test
bed for examination of new control systems and laws as well as issues related to the
different type of products machining process. Manipulator uses two types of energy,
pneumatic for executive parts that are implemented in experimental setup and electrical
for programmable logic controller (PLC) as well as electro-pneumatic valves and
sensors. In the future, manipulator will be used to improve the accuracy and efficiency
of the system for automatic machining process of products and to provide useful
reference so that the development of automatic machining system that uses compressed
air gets as close as possible to CNC machines.
1 INTRODUCTION
In order to solve complex manufacturing problems at the beginning of the 21st
century,the existance of restrictions for development and application of new production
technologies has been observed [1]. The main problem which is necessary to solve is
how to provide products automation machining process that are produced in quantities
that are not large enough to be economically profitable to implement a hard automation.
In these cases it is recommended to use an application of industrial robots and other
programmable manipulators. Requirements for the production of small quantities of
products that are made in a large number of variants lead to applying of programmable
automated manipulators and equipment which can respond well to the set requirements.
From the control point of view, especially interesting becomes a case when
programmable devices (standard industrial robots, programmable pneumatic or
1
PhD, dr Jovan Sulc, Faculty of Technical Science, Novi Sad, Serbia, sulc@uns.ac.rs
2 Asisstant - master, Vule Reljic, Faculty of Technical Science, Novi Sad, Serbia, vuketa90@uns.ac.rs
3 Asisstant - master, Brajan Bajci, Faculty of Technical Science, Novi Sad, Serbia, brajanbajci@gmail.com
4 Full time professor, dr Dragan Seslija, Faculty of Technical Science, Novi Sad, Serbia, seslija@uns.ac.rs
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hydraulic manipulators, etc.) are using for the purposes of performing certain operations
of machining process [2, 3, 4]. These operations can be following:
deburring,
edge trimming, removing a remaining small pieces of material from
workpiece,
cleaning surfaces from the rust and remains from the previous machining,
gouging grooves,
machining of flat surfaces with reqirements for obtaining the appropriate
profiles, etc.
Constrained or contact task motion occurs when manipulator, instead of free
movement, interacts with the environment and expresses an appropriate influence force
on it [5, 6]. In the tasks of products machining process, such as cutting, deburring and
polishing, the appearance of a force in the direction of cutting is an inseparable part of
the process. These tasks are actually the basic closed contact tasks. Examples of such
tasks are cutting processes (turning, drilling, milling, planing, grinding, polishing etc.)
because those processes require a mechanical contact between manipulator and other
objects.
A particular problem, that occurs in the execution of the following machining
process which are partially or fully automated, is control of manipulator which carries a
machining tool with certain characteristics by which it becomes possible to make the
required type of machining. A control problem of manipulator reduces to the problem of
positioning accuracy. Useful informations, for the establishment of errors and the
corresponding change in the previously defined motion of manipulator, will be provided
by measuring of the force. Programmable automation in producs machinig process
carries a lot of problems which must be solved in order to increase the level of
confidence, autonomy in work as well as their cost-effectiveness. The application of
programmable manipulators which uses the energy of compressed air is particularly
interesting because its accuracy is significantly improved and the cost has been reduced
in recent years.
This paper shows a description of experimental setup called programmable
pneumatic manipulator which is developed on Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad
and possibilities for practical realization of different contact tasks. The work is presented
in the following manner. Section 2 gives a basics for development experimental station.
Section 3 shows a mechanical construction of two axis programmable pneumatic
manipulator as experimental setup. At the end, section 4 gives concluding remarks and
topics for future investigations.
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manipulator contact with enviroment
During the design of the manipulator, important factors of interests are the price,
the accuracy and repeatability of manipulator. Also, it was necessary to take into the
account the possibility of realization of the proposed manipulator in terms of a
procurement of equipment.
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The basic elements from which is composed the structure of the programmable
pneumatic manipulator are aluminum profiles. These profiles are connected with
appropriate carriers and screw connections. The rodless pneumatic cylinders are
positioned and coupled at an angle of 90 relative to one another. In that case, a planar
positioning within the workspace is achieved. The stroke length of the cylinders amounts
to 200 mm while the piston diameter is 25 mm for both cylinders. According to that, the
workspace dimensions amounts to 200 mm of height and 200 mm of width. Positioning
within the workspace is carried out by using rectangular Cartesian coordinate space.
Using only two actuators the possible operations of the manipulator are limited to plannar
processing. Therefore, for the purpose of this work, a planar planing of workpiece is
selected as a machining process. During machining, contact occurs between the
manipulator and the workpiece. For the first experimental realization, it was selected the
workpiece with dimensions that can be processed on this experimental setup and they
are 50 mm of width, 20 mm of height and 100 mm of length.
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4 CONCLUSION
This paper shows design and development of experimental setup and proposes
concept of control for programmabile pneumatic manipulator in contact tasks. Further
researches would be directed to the realization of second and third version of
programmable pneumatic manipulator, testing various types of pneumatic control and
development of complex robotic [8] cell which consists of pneumatic circular manipulator,
standard industrial robot and pneumatic or hydraulic programmable manipulator for
contact task. CAD model of this robotic cell is shown in Fig. 4. Realization of this cell will
enable new tests also in the field of energy efficieny and optimization of various
parameters.
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1 UVOD
Od tri oblika ponaanja kod ovjek-ovjek interakcije, definisanih od strane
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(c) Brisanje stola [10] (d) Robot otvara vrata mikrovalne penice [11]
Kontaktne sile se mogu aktivno kontrolisati na dva razliita naina, posredno ili
neposredno. Indirektne sheme koriste kontrolu pokreta kao implicitan nain kako bi
regulisali kontaktne sile, dok direktne sheme koriste eksplicitne povratne petlje sile [5].
Indirektne tehnike su kontrola impedance ili otpora (ili pristupa) i kontrola krutosti (ili
usklaenosti) (pojednostavljen tip kontrole impedance). Direktne tehnike ukljuuju
hibridnu kontrolu pokreta/sile, internu/eksternu kontrolu pokreta/sile i paralelnu kontrolu
pokreta/sile. Detaljno modeliranje okolia moe se izbjei ako se koriste indirektne
sheme, meutim performansa praenja poloaja se moe pokvariti. Meu direktnim
metodama, hibridna kontrola pokreta/sile je vrlo esta, dok uspjeh ove kontrole ovisi o
tome da li postoji eksplicitna jednaina ogranienja koja definie geometriju okruenja.
U potpunom kontaktnom zadatku postoje tri faze, slobodno kretanje, kontaktni
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Problem kontaktne sile u kontrolom dizajnu servisnih robota
pokret i prelazne ili tranzicijske faze. Kao to ime sugerira prva faza se odnosi na
sluaj gdje se manipulator kree u prostorima slobodnim od prepreka, dok se drugi
odnosi na kretanje du odreenih povrina, dok posljednja podrazumijeva prelaze
prema i od slobodnih i kontaktnih faza pokreta koje ukljuuju fenomen direktnog
kontakta. Vaan problem povezan s kontrolom kontaktnog zadatka je prelazno
razdoblje u kojem manipulator dolazi iz slobodnog kretanja u kontakt s okolinom.
Uspjeno savladavanje tranzicijske faze je vano kako bi se izvrio potpuni kontaktni
zadatak. Postoje mnogi faktori koji utiu na robusnost i performansu manipulatora kod
kontaktnih zadataka. Oni su po pravilu vezani za dostupnost razliitih povratnih
senzornih informacija i poznavanja modela manipulatora i okoline. Postoje mnoge
varijante indirektnih i direktnih algoritama upravljanja kontaktnom silom koji mogu da
se nau u literaturi.
U posljednjem desetljeu, dolo je do poveanog interesovanja za uvoenje
mehanike prilagodljivosti u dizajnu manipulatora za servisne aplikacije. Ovo je voeno
eljom da se povea sigurnost, da se prigui uticaj sile impakta i prui bolji prenos
sile/momenta do zglobova manipulatora umanjujui efekat zazora, suho trenje, itd.
Primjeri takvih rjeenja koji se mogu nai u literaturi su serijski elastini pogoni (SEA) i
aktuatori varijabilne krutosti/priguivanja/otpora. Ti ureaji obino imaju i dodatne
interne kontrolne petlje kako bi se regulisali momenti na zglobovima ili pak zglobna
krutost/priguenje/otpor.
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fiksnih hvataljki ako predmet ima specifine karakteristike (npr. uho na oljici za kafu).
U tom sluaju kontakt moe biti naruen ako su hvataljke otvorene.
Razliiti kontrolni zakoni su razvijeni za kooperativne manipulatore kao
voa/sljedbenik, hibridni poloaj/sila, input-output i linearizacija stanja, impedance
(otpora) i kontrole na temelju pasivnosti. U voa/sljedbenik kontroli, glavni manipulator
(voa) kontrolie kretanje i zaduen je za nametanje eljenog kretanja objekta, dok su
ostali manipulatori (sljedbenici) pod kontrolom sile i prate kretanje nametnuto od strane
glavnog manipulatora. Hibridni kontrolni poloaj/sila je jedan od prvih algoritama
upravljanja za kooperativne manipulacije koji ne koristi princip voa/sljedbenik. Ovaj
algoritam transformie varijable pokreta i sile krajnjeg efektora manipulatora u kretanje
i unutranje/vanjske sile objekta, tako da se oni mogu zasebno kontrolisati. Nedostaci
ovog kontrolera se odnose na pogrenu upotrebu ortogonalnosti i prilagoavnja
kontakta.
(a) Robot Rose priprema obrok [11] (b) Robot PR2 prelae runike [12]
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1 INTRODUCTION
Machine design presents a creative process with clearly defined goals with the
simultaneous fulfilment of certain constraints and needs for adequate decision making.
In order for this process to be successful, an optimal design solution, preferable for real
application, must be made. Optimization is implemented with a clear definition of the
objective function, optimization variables, existing constraints, feasible solutions and
optimization method. Optimization is finding an adequate, possible solution from a
group of alternative possible solutions. Heuristic methods are preferred for use in
engineering problems due to their favorable characteristics, such as their ability to work
with a large number of variables, overcoming local extremes, speed and efficiency of
work, field of use, prerequisite knowledge of the problem being solved, etc.
There is a large number of heuristic methods such as Genetic Algorithm (GA),
Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), Artificial Bee Colony (ABC), Ant Colony
1PhD Nenad Marjanovic, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janjic 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, nesam@kg.ac.rs
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MSc Nenad Kostic, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janjic 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, nkostic@kg.ac.rs (CA)
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MSc Nenad Petrovic, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janjic 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, npetrovic@kg.ac.rs
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PhD Mirko Blagojevic, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janjic 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, mirkob@kg.ac.rs
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MSc Milos Matejic, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janjic 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, mmatejic@kg.ac.rs
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2 TEACHING-LEARNING-BASED OPTIMIZATION
The Teaching-Learning-Based Optimization (TLBO) algorithm presents a new
evolutionary algorithm (heuristic optimization method) which gathered a lot of attention
in the research community. It is a modern heuristic method, and the first publications
regarding TLBO appear starting in the year 2011 [1]. The operating principle of this
method is developed on the influence of a teacher on learners. TLBO algorithm is
divided into two characteristic phases: Teacher Phase, and Learner Phase,
respectively. The average quality of the class increases depending on the teachers
quality. TLBO defines a good teacher as one who improves his students knowledge up
to his level. The TLBO algorithm structure is shown in figure 1.
The first phase is the Teacher phase. In this phase the teacher attempts to
bring his students up to the same knowledge level. The ability to reach this level
depends on the course students learning capabilities. This modification of old
individuals, creating new individuals can be expressed as follows:
where TF is the randomly determined learning factor, which can have a value of either
1 or 2. The best individual in the population is X Teacher , X M ean is the current mean value of
the course students, r is a uniform random number between 0 and 1.
The second phase is the Learner phase. In the learner phase, through interaction
amongst themselves, learners increase their knowledge. Learning partners are chosen
randomly ( X i learns from X ii ). In the case that X ii is better than X i , that individual is
modified through equation (2).
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If this is not the case however, the individual is modified as shown in equation (3).
This research is oriented towards the real application of TLBO method for engineering
problems, and in order to find the most influential segment the implementation of the
algorithm during optimization software development was developed. For the purposes
of this research an original software written in C++ was developed to use TLBO
optimization. According to the instructions of the authors of this algorithm, the following
steps were taken:
Defining the optimization problem and initializing optimization parameters
population size, number of iterations, number of variables and their range,
goal function, constraints, and optimization criteria.
Generating the initial population generating random values in the
acceptable domain which will be the initial population.
Teacher Phase - TF is the same for the entire iteration, while r in this phase
is different for each student individually in each iterration.
Learner Phase this phase is repeated the same number of times as there
are students.
The algorithm is stopped when the maximal number of iterations and post
processes is achieved.
f x 0.7854 x1x22 3.3333x32 14.9334 x3 43.0934 1.508x1 x62 x72 7.4777 x63 x73 0.7854 x4x62 x5x72 (4)
Subjec to:
2 2
745 x4 745 x5
16.9e6 157.5e6
x2 x3 x2 x3 xx
g5 x 3
1 0, g 6 x 3
1 0, g 7 x 2 3 1 0,
110 x6 85 x7 40
5 x2 x1 1.5 x2 1.9 1.1x7 1.9
g8 x 1 0, g 9 x 1 0, g10 x 1 0, g11 x 1 0,
x1 12 x2 x4 x5
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Subject to:
g1 x x 13000 0, g 2 x x 30000 0, g3 x x1 x4 0,
g 4 x 0.10471x12 0.04811x3 x4 14 x2 5 0, g5 x 0.125 x1 0,
g 6 x x 0.25 0, g 7 x 6000 Pc x 0,
Where:
x2 6000 MR
x 2 , ,
2 2
2R 2 x1 x2 J
x x22 x1 x3
2
x 2 x x 2
M 6000 16 2 , R , J 2 2 x1x2 2 1 3 ,
2 4 2 12 2
504000 2.1952
x , x , Pc x 64746.022 1 0.0282346 x3 x3 x43 ,
x4 x32 x33 x4
0.1 x1 2, 0.1 x2 10, 0.1 x3 10, 0.1 x4 2.
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The problem consists of three variables and four complex constraints, which
are shown in the following mathematical model:
Minimize:
f x x3 2 x2 x12 (6)
Subject to:
x23 x3 4 x22 x1 x2 1
g1 x 1 0, g2 x 1 0,
71785 x14 12566 x2 x1 x1 5108 x1
3 4 2
140.45 x1 x1 x2
g3 x 1 0, g4 x 0, x1 d , x2 D , x3 P,
x22 x3 1.5
0.05 x1 2, 0.25 x2 1.3, 2 x3 15.
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5 CONCLUSION
TLBO is a new approach in solving engineering optimization problems. The
greatest advantage of this method is that it is a parameterless method. Implementation
and practical use of almost all methods represents a serious and demanding problem.
Theoretical assumptions do not always match real world application. Implemented
TLBO was used on very demanding engineering optimization problems, in order to
verify its quality in implementation. Due to numerous dilemmas and small
discrepancies in presenting results, there are certain differences, however they are
very small. It is necessary to state that the development of these optimization methods
represents a perspective of solving complex optimization methods and their ever
growing use in practical application, which can finally lead to large savings and
improvement of these characteristics and improvement of existing ones.
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Abstract: Exploitation of renewable energy sources is expanding faster than ever. One
such source is wind energy. An important improvement for wind turbines is the choice
of type and design of the support structure. This paper considers various construction
concepts of lattice tower structures using pipe sections. The goal is to show the
preferable type of tower frame structure design in terms of concept with respect to
structural characteristics under static and dynamic loading. The models are designed,
and analyzed under conditions, for small wind towers, 20m in height.
Key words: lattice tower, pipe section, structural analysis, wind turbines
1 INTRODUCTION
Energy production in the past years has been gravitating towards switching
more and more to the exploitation of renewable energy sources. In this regard, wind
energy has proven to have a high potential as a fast growing industry is producing
various types of wind turbines. The extraction of power from wind is usually
categorized into small wind systems and large wind systems. As wind towers, in order
to operate, need to be placed on optimal heights in regard to their geographical
position, wind turbine towers have become subject of a lot of research in recent years.
Most frequently used tower types include lattice, guyed pole, tubular, hybrid, etc.
Zwick et al. [1] optimized a full-height lattice tower finding that constant
member dimensions over the tower height gives an indication about the required
dimensions for an optimized design.Michael Muskulus [2] presented an alternative
support structure for full-height lattice tower with significant savings in steel weight for
offshore wind turbines. Gencturk et al. [3] optimized a 24m, 30.5m, 36.6m and 42.6m
wind turbine lattice towers considering earthquake forces. Nezamolmolki and
Shooshtari [4] investigated nonlinear dynamic behavior of lattice structure wind
turbines examining nonlinearities such as geometric, material and joint slip effect, and
natural frequencies. They found that the joint slip effect can substantially reduce the
natural frequencies of the lattice tower, which are significant in the design of these
1Res. Trainee, Marko Deni, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janji 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, mdenic@kg.ac.rs
(CA)
2Assistant, Nenad Petrovi, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janji 6, Kragujevac, Serbia, npetrovic@kg.ac.rs
3Assoc. prof., Vesna Marjanovi, Faculty of Engineering, Sestre Janji 6, Kragujevac, Serbia,
vmarjanovic@kg.ac.rs
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structures. Adhikari et al. [5] investigated the feasibility of using bamboo in triangular
lattice towers for small wind turbines. The study resulted in promising results showing a
decreased cost of construction in developing countries.Li and Lu [6] reported a new
design scheme of light weight structures for wind turbines based on integration of
nanostructured materials in order to decrease weight on tapered tubular structures. A
virtual tool for minimum cost design of wind turbines with ring stiffeners [7] has been
developed by Fatih Karpat considering tapered tubular towers.
P. A. A. Magalhes Jr.et al. [8] conducted structural optimization using genetic
algorithm comparing optimized truss models to tubular counterparts. Gencturk et al. [9]
outlined a procedure to turbine manufacturers in their selection process for wind
energy field implementations giving an optimal design for a wind turbine lattice tower.
Das and Kumar [10] analyzed triangle based, square based, and tapered tower
designs and compared pipe and angle cross-section uses.
The motivation for this research comes from a desire to improve renewable
energy integration in the region. Wind energy has a large potential in the Balkans both
in terms of terrain, and in terms of wind conditions. As the region of Serbia has
relatively low wind, without drastic variations, this paper considers small lattice towers
with a tower height of 20m. The chosen tower type is lattice tower, for its favorable
characteristics in terms of cost, ease of fabrication, transport, building, and ecological
impact. In order to determine the best choice of lattice tower construction, the research
is focused on analyzing three types of towers usually constructed: triangle based,
square based, and tapered. The models are subjected to predominant cases of static
and dynamic loading for this type of structure.
2 TOWER DESIGN
The three tower frame shape types analyzed in this paper are triangle based,
square based, and tapered. All towers are self-supporting, modeled with pipe section
elements, as well as with the same tower base area of 4m2, and a uniform height of
20m. Figure 1 shows the tower model layouts. These tower designs do not require
guyed wires due to their dimension proportions, as stated in IEC 61400-2 [11]. The
reference for these tower designs is an upgrade and adaptation of towers from [10]. All
models are created and analyzed in Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional
2015.
a) b) c)
Figure 1. Tower model layout a) triangle base, b) square based, and c) tapered
All towers have cross members along all vertical sides. The top views of all
three towers are shown in figure 2.Horizontally placed cross-members are only on the
topmost level of all three tower layouts.
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Figure 2. Top view of layout a) triangle base, b) square based, and c) tapered
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2.2 Loads
Wind turbines are subject to many different loads throughout their projected
lifecycles. Predominant forces acting on towers such as the ones analyzed in this
paper are shown in figure 4.
The loads for all towers are the same. The towers are subjected to self-weight,
weight of turbine (300kg), thrust force, F=2.12kN, and moment force of M=0.524Nm.
Additionally all models are subjected to wind loads. Wind velocity factor is 0.6, and
maximum wind speed is set as V z=40 m/s, giving a design wind pressure of Pz=960
N/m2.
3 RESULTS
The analysis of the tower models first shows a significant difference in the
weight of the three concepts given in table 2.
The triangular based tower is the lightest, which is to be expected is it has 123
bars totaling 374.8 m. The other two concepts have the same number of bars, however
as the tapered tower is narrower at the top it has a smaller overall length of bars by
approximately 68 m and a smaller weight than the rectangular base. The displacement
of towers are given in table 3.
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Maximum stress in all three towers is obtained using finite element analysis in
Autodesk Robot, and for the triangular base tower it is 197.9 MPa, for the rectangular
base tower 178.73 MPa, and the tapered tower 50.06 MPa.
The design of truss node connectionswas also tested for axial forces of 10kN
in compliance with EN 1993-1-8:2005/AC:2009 [14] in Autodesk Robot. All welded
connections passed this test with a ratio well under 1. One of the connections
examined is shown in figure 5, for node 30 in the X-Y plane.
4 CONCLUSION
The demand for converting to exploitation of renewable energy increasing in
the Balkan region. Wind energy, as a renewable energy source, has a growing
potential in this field. In wind turbine construction, the tower is the costliest component,
closely followed by the rotor blades and gearbox system. The use of lattice towers
decreases the costs substantially, as this type of construction is cheaper to produce
and assemble. This paper presents a comparison of three typical types of lattice tower
constructions for small wind turbines, triangular based, square based, and tapered
towers. The tower designs are taken from optimal solutions from literature, while the
pipe profile selection was conducted according to a survey of available vendors
catalogues.
The analyses conducted show that the triangular tower is lightest, at
701.085kg, which is around 195kg lighter than the tapered, and around 432kg lighter
than the rectangular based tower. The maximum deflection under combined static and
dynamic loads is the lowest for the tapered tower, while once again the square tower
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showed the poorest performances. In terms of maximum stress the tapered tower
shows over three times less stress than the other two tower designs.
After the aforementioned analyses and tests of design node connections it can
be concluded that the tapered tower is the best solution, with a possibility to further
optimize the tower construction in terms of cross sections. Thedirection of further
research on this topic would include the optimization of cross sections while keeping in
mind typification, as well as an in-depth modal analysis of the newly developed
concept.
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1 M.Sc., Jovan Pavlovi, University of Ni, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ni, Serbia,
pavlovic.j@masfak.ni.ac.rs (CA)
2
Ph.D., Dragoslav Janoevi, University of Ni, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ni, Serbia,
janos@masfak.ni.ac.rs
3
M.Sc., Vesna Jovanovi, University of Ni, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ni, Serbia,
vesna.nikolic@masfak.ni.ac.rs
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1 UVOD
Razvoj savremenih utovarivaa, i ostalih mobilnih maina, koristi postupak
modularnog projektovanja zasnovan na metodama nauke o konstruisanju. Za utovari-
vae, svih veliina, kao gotovi moduli, koje proizvode specijalizovani proizvodjai, na
tritu se nudi bogat tipa komponenta: kinematikog lanca, pogonskog sistema i
sistema upravljanja. Pri projektovanju se javlja problem odredjivanja parametara za
izbor pojedinih modula s obzirom da utovarivai obavljaju razliite funkcije koje se
uopteno sastoje od sledeih parcijalnih funkcija - operacija: kopanja (zahvatanja),
prenos, istovar materijala i ponovo vraanje na novo mesto zahvatanja. Operacija
kopanja (zahvatanja) moe se ostvariti na razliite naine prilagoene vrsti i
konfiguraciji odloenog materijala pri emu kaika, kao osnovi alat manipulatora, treba
da savlada otpore kopanja odgovarajuom silom kopanja.
Za podrku postupka modularnog projektovanja utovarivaa, primenom
raunara, razvijen je softverski paket koji ine:
softver za generisanje varijantnih reenja kinematikog lanca utovarivaa,
softver za optimalnu sintezu pogonskih mehanizama utovarivaa,
softver za kinematiku i dinamiku simulaciju utovarivaa.
U ovom radu date su osnove matematikog modela razvijenog softvera za
generisanje varijantnih reenja pogonskih mehanizama manipulatora utovarivaa [1][2].
gde je: Vk - zapremina kaike, Yk - dubina kopanja, Yu - visina utovara, p - ugao kaike
pri prenosu materijala, Xi - horizontalni dohvat kaike pri istovaru, Yi - vertikalni dohvat
kaike pri istovaru, i - ugao istresanja kaike, Doi - datoteka oblasti optimizacije.
Datoteka oblasti optimizacije sadri opte geometrijske i dinamike parametre i
odnose nezavisne od veliine utovarivaa dobijene analizom izvedenih reenja
utovarivaa korienjem teorije slinosti.
Promenom veliina u oblasti optimizacije generie se skup moguih varijantnih
reenja kinematikog lanca i pogonskih mehanizama manipulatora utovarivaa koja
zadovoljavaju zadata ogranienja. Pri generisanju reenja najpre se odredjuju
kinematike duine lanova kinematikog lanca a zatim koordinate zglobova u kojima
se hidrocilindri i prenosne poluge pogonskih mehanizama vezuju za lanove
kinematikog lanca. Na kraju se iz postavljenih uslova stabilnosti odredjuje ukupna
masa utovarivaa i vri njena raspodela na pojedine lanove kinematikog lanca.
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gde je: si - intenzitet vektora koji predstavlja kinematiku duinu lana, ti - vektor poloaja
sredita mase mi lana lanca Li, ai, bi - vektori poloaja zglobova kojima se hidrocilindri i
prenosne poluge vezuju za lanove kinematikog lanca, cip - poetna duina hidrocilindra,
cik - krajnja duina hidrocilindra, c5 - duina poluge.
x1 L2 O4 Yu Yk
O1 O01 O X
b)
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gde je: Li - skup kinematikih i dinamikih veliina svakog lana kinematikog lanca
utovarivaa, Ci - skup parametara koji se odnosi na pogonske mehanizme strele i
kaike manipulatora, p pritisak hidrostatikog sistema za pogon hidrocilindra
manipulatora, Dci datoteka parametara standardnih dvosmernih hidrocilindara, Fds,
Fdk deklarisane sile kopanja pogonskim mehanizmom strele i pogonskim
mehanizmom kaike definisane odgovarajuim standardima [3], Dt datoteka
vremena trajanja operacija manipulacionog zadatka (ciklusa rada) utovarivaca, Dko
datoteka kriterijuma optimizacije pogonskih mehanizama.
Oblast optimizacije pri sintezi pogonskih mehanizama predstavla datoteka
hidrocilindara definisana skupom veliina:
Dci d i1 , d i 2 ,cci , k mci (5)
gde je: di1, di2 - prenici klipa i klipnjae, cci - konstrukciona konstanta hidrocilindra, kmci
- koeficijent mase hidrocilindra.
Veliine, odnosno prenik klipa i prenik klipnjae, hidrocilindara pogonskih
mehanizama odreuju se prema maksimalnim silama hidrocilindara potrebnim da se
savladaju maksimalna optereenja pogonskih mehanizama manipulatora u celom
opsegu rada. Pri emu se uzima da manipulator optereuju: deklarisane sile kopanja,
gravitacione sile lanova kinematikog lanca i lanova pogonskih mehanizama
manipulatora i tehnoloki otpori koji se javlaju pri zahvatanju materijala kaikom
utovarivaa.
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) Y
xt41
xt1 y2
xt31
1 x3
y1 y3
L1
O3
m1
y3 m2
O1 O2 m3 L3
D D L4 Woi
mz m4
O rd L2 O4 Ow wi yw1
L/2 xt21 x4 X
Oo1 Oo2 5
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xw1
gmz gm4
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65 O4
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b) 55 4
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gde je: mi,xti1 (i=1,2,3,4) - mase i koordinate poloaja sredita masa lanova
kinematikog lanca maine u poloaju 1 manipulatora, L - osovinsko rastojanje kretnog
mehanizma maine, xw1, yw1 - koordinate sredita vrha Ow rezne kaike za poloaj 1
(sl.2b).
Za isti izabrani ugao wi pravca delovanja otpora kopanja, iz uslova stabilnog
rada maine bez proklizavanja, odreuje se granini otpor Woxi:
p mg
Woxi (7)
cos wi
F a6 sin 61
Fc41 541 (10)
a 5 sin 51
Wmi sin wi xw1 x3 Wmi cos wi (y3 y w1 ) m3 g xt31 x3 m4 g xt41 x3 - Fc41 b4 sin 21
Fc31
a3 sin 31
(11)
Optereenje mehanizama pri delovanju deklarisanih sila.- Deklarisane sile
(otpori) kidanja su definisane standardima i odnose se na: silu (otpor) Fk3 (Wk3) kidanja
pokretanjem strele pri delovanju maksimalne sile hidrocilindara strele, i silu (otpor) Fk4
(Wk4) kidanja kaikom pri delovanju maksimalne sile hidrocilindra kaike. Pri emu se
postavlaju sledei uslovi: a) kaika se oslanja na podlogu, b) otpori (Wk3,Wk4) ekvivalntni
silama (Fk3,Fk4) kidanja, deluju na rastojanju xk=100 mm od vrha kaike Ow normalno na
podlogu [6], [7].
Prema datim pretpostavkama, otpor W4k (sila F4k) kidanja pri delovanju
maksimalne sile Fc42 hidrocilindra kaike se odreuje iz uslova ravnotee Mo4=0
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kaike za osu zgloba O4 iz koje se najpre nalazi sila F452 poluge (spone) L5 mehanizma
koja deluje na kaiku:
W4 k xw2 x4 xk m4 g xt 42 x42
F452 (12)
a4 sin 42
Prema datim pretpostavkama, otpor W3k (sila F3k) kidanja pri delovanju
maksimalne sile Fc32 hidrocilindra strele se odreuje iz uslova ravnotee Mo3=0
manipulatora za osu zgloba O3 iz koje se nalazi potrebna sila Fc32 hidrocilindra c3
strele:
gde je: Fc4k - sila hidrocilindra c4 kaike kada deluje otpor W3k kidanja.
Analogo prema jednaini 14, sila Fc4k hidrocilindra c4 kaike kada deluje otpor
W3k kidanja, u jednaini 15 ima vrednost:
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4 ZAKLJUAK
Razvijeni softver za generisanje varijantnih reenja pogonskih mehanizama
manipulatora utovarivaa omoguuje formiranje skupa moguih varijantnih reenja
pogonskih mehanizama manipulatora utovarivaa Z kinematike. Iz skupa moguih
varijantnih reenja, daljim postupkom sinteze korienjem razvijenog softvera vri se
optimalni izbor reenja pogonskih mehanizama manipulatora utovarivaa korienjem
viekriterijumskog metoda optimizacije.
ZAHVALNOST
Ovaj rad predstavlja rezultat tehnokog projekta No. TR35049, koji je podran
od strane Ministarstva prosvete, nauke i tehnolokog razvoja Rebulike Srbije.
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Abstract: The influence of torque variation on the stress value of the teeth of timing belt
is shown in the paper. Tests were performed on timing belt drive with trapezoidal
profile of teeth. Analysis of the results shows that the stress changes depending on the
position of the belt teeth on a wraparound arc. Also, the size of torque affects the value
of the stress. The highest stress values occur in the first teeth in the mesh, while the
lowest stress values occur on value of 6th and 7th tooth. Stress analysis was
performed using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using Autodesk Inventor Professional
2016 and Ansys Workbench 2013.
Key words: timing belt drives, Finite Element Analysis, torque, stress
1 INTRODUCTION
Driving systems have very significant role in the mechanical industry thanks to
very extensive researches and experiences; nowadays, it is possible to perform an
optimal selection of the driving machine, as well as, the way of its adaptation to the
working machine. The transfer of the mechanical energy, from the driving machine to
the working one, is performed by means of transmission shafts, coupling and
transmissions [1-3].
A timing belt drive is a relatively young drive designed by Richard Case in
1946, as a drive for a sewing machine [4,5]. It was a rubber belt with trapezoidal teeth
profile which had replaced the belts with metal clips.
Timing belts drives where the torque is transmitted by meshing of the belt teeth
and belt pulley, causes the disability of elastic sliding, as well as, the need for previous
straining. They have a number of good features: small sliding, constant speed, small
mass, high degree of efficiency, cheap maintenance, small load of bearings, etc...
Timing belt drives are used starting with computing machines, computers, and
instruments, along with machine tools, pumps, and compressors, to heavy industrial
facilities. The best known application of the timing belt drives is in the automotive
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industry and the industry of IC engines camshaft drive. The popularity of the timing
belts in the automotive industry has accelerated their use in the other industries [6-9].
Figure 1. Layout of belt teeth entering the meshing with the teeth of the belt pulley
drive
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The tests of tribological characteristics of this timing belt have been done on a
specially designed test workbench at the Faculty of Engineering in Kragujevac [11].
Input data of the timing belt drive for numerical analysis, correspond to the
testing conditions on the worktable:
Torque M1=7.504 Nm,
Input number of revolutions: n1=1400 min-1.
Timing belt, for its complex structure, consist of several elements (teeth,
backing surface, tensile member and outside fabric) which are made of different
materials. Considering these facts, and because that there is no corresponding data in
the software package, the new material has been made and its characteristics are
given in the Table 2 [12-14].
A steel, with characteristics given in the Table 3, has been selected for the
material of the timing belt.
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a) b)
Figure 2. a) Model of the timing belt drive, b) Model of the timing belt drive with the
network of finite elements
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Infliction of the load is done by placing the torque on the place of the driving
pulley. By calculation, the torque on the drive pulley is M 1 7,504 Nm . The stress
condition of the timing belt at the given torque value has been presented in the Figure
3.
The analysis of the value of Von Mises stresses in the teeth of timing belt along
the wraparound arc has been performed for different torque values 5 Nm, 7.5 Nm, 15
Nm and 30 Nm.
The Figure 4 presents the values of Von Mises stresses for all teeth in the
meshing and different torque values [14].
Figure 4. The plot of influence of torque variation on the stress values in the belt teeth
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From the Figure it can be seen that the highest stress is in the tensile branch of
the first two teeth, and then the stress decreases at the transition towards the tensile
branch. However, the minimum values of stresses are in the 6th and 7th tooth.
Afterwards, the stress value increases again and the maximum values occur in the 9th
and 10th tooth. This stress distribution is in accordance with kinematic analysis by
which it is confirmed. The minimum stress value occurs in the teeth which are located
in the middle of wraparound angle (arc), primarily due to discharging, but also due to
difference in the deformation of certain teeth. The clearances, occurring due to
deformation, as well as, the values of normal and friction forces, change their
directions and values after half way of wraparound arc, which has been confirmed by
static analysis.
The values of Von Mises stresses increases with the increase of torque, as
expected. However, it has been noticed that the size of finite elements has very small
influence on the stress value (approximately 1.5%) (Figure 5) [14].
5 CONCLUSION
Based on conducted timing belt stress analysis with trapezoidal tooth profile by
using finite elements it has been noticed that the maximum stress values occur on the
first teeth in the mesh. It has also been noticed that the stresses change depending on
the position of the belt teeth or the minimum stress values occur on the teeth which are
located in the middle of wraparound angle. During the belt displacement along the
wraparound angle of the belt pulley, it come to bending and straining of the belt. Unlike
flat belts, where the bending of timing belts is done along the unified curve, the
bending of timing belts is done along the polygonal profile. The bending of the belt
leads to internal losses, as well as, the belt fatigue, or tensile member. The bending
and straining of the belt along the wraparound angle lead to belt deformation. In
addition, the load of the belt teeth decreases from entering of belt teeth in the mesh
with the belt pulley to its exit from the mesh. The first tooth in the mesh, where the
maximum deformations occur, is the most loaded one. Considering the different teeth
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loads, it comes to formation of uneven deformations of belt teeth along the wraparound
angle. The difference of deformations leads to relative displacement of the first row of
the belt toward tangential direction. Besides that, the belt enters the mesh maximally
strained, and it leaves the mesh with belt pulley unballasted. Due to these
displacements of the belt, it comes to a relative movement of the belt in comparison to
the belt pulley along the wraparound angle. The torque value affects the stress value in
the way that the stress value increases with the increase of torque. The size of the
finite elements has a small influence on the stress value.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper presents the results obtained during research within the framework
of the project TR 35021, supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia.
NOMENCLATURE
z teeth number (driving pulley),
p belt pitch, mm
b belt width, mm
torque, Nm
n input number of revolutions, min-1
Greek symbols
angle of the teeth belt profile,
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the mass of the main girder is set as the objective function. The algorithm of
generalized reduced gradient (GRG2 algorithm) was used as the methodology for
determination of optimum geometrical parameters of the box section. The criteria of
permissible stresses, local stability of plates, static deflection, dynamic stiffness,
minimum plate thickness and production feasibility were applied as the constraint
functions. Optimization results for typical positions of longitudinal stiffeners were
obtained for single-girder bridge crane in used.
1 UVOD
Glavni zadatak u procesu projektovanja nosee konstrukcije mosne dizalice
jeste odreivanje optimalnih dimenzija poprenog preseka glavnog nosaa.
Jednogredne mosne dizalice imaju iroku primenu u industrijskim
postrojenjima, pre svega za srednje i vee nosivost, a kao glavni nosa najee se
koriste sanduasti popreni preseci. Masa ovog nosaa ima najvei uticaj na ukupnu
masu jednogredne mosne dizalice, pa je iz tog razloga veoma znaajno izvriti njeno
smanjenje u cilju dobijanja lake konstrukcije, ime se smanjuje i trina cena dizalice.
Veliki broj radova se bavi problemom analize napona glavnih nosaa dizalica,
kao i njihovom optimizacijom, pri emu se najvei broj radova odnosi na dvogredne
dizalice, zbog njihove vee primene u odnosu na jednogredne. Meutim broj
instaliranih jednogrednih dizalica u industrijskim postrojenjima je znaajan tako da je
opravdana optimizacija njihovih glavnih nosaa. U mnogim sluajevima je racionalnija
primena jednogrednih u odnosu na dvogredne mosne dizalice sa stanovita utede
mase glavnog nosaa 1.
Veina autora kao kriterijume pri optimizaciji uzima granini napon ili granini
napon i granini ugib. U zadnje vreme kriterijum dinamike krutosti 4, 7, 9 se
primenjuje sve vie, bona stabilnost nosaa 4, 5, 10, kao i lokalna stabilnost limova
kutijastog nosaa 2, 5, 7, 10, odnosno ispituje se uticaj podunih ukruenja, a takoe
i uticaj poloaja vertikalnih ukruenja (dijafragmi) unutar nosaa 3, 8.
Veliki uticaj u utedi materijala kutijastih nosaa mosnih dizalica ima pravilno
postavljanje ukruenja, to e biti prikazano u sledeim radovima.
Optimizacija zavarenog kutijastog nosaa 2 pokazala je da se pravilnim
postavljanjem podunih ukruenja moe doi do utede u iznosu od 18-21%. Veliki
znaaj u ovim analizama ima primena MKE. U radu 5, primenom programa ANSYS,
vrena optimizacija postojeeg reenja mosne dizalice variranjem razliitih poloaja
podunih i vertikalnih ukruenja. Primena MKE na jednogrednoj mosnoj dizalice
izvrena je u radu 6, gde je ostvarena odreena uteda u masi korienjem ANSYS i
MATLAB programa. U radu 7 izvrena je komparativna analiza sanduastog nosaa
mosne dizalice prema poljskim i evropskim standardima primenom vie paketa za
MKE u kombinaciji sa MS EXCEL, pri emu su se koristila kako poduna, tako i
vertikalna ukruenja. U radu 8, primenom MKE, izvrena je analiza naprezanja
vertikalne dijafragme i gornjeg pojasnog lima sanduastog nosaa, i ove vrednosti su
poreene sa eksperimentalnim.
Pored primene MKE, u zadnje vreme sve ee koriste razliite numerike
metode optimizacije koje su naroito pogodne kod viekriterijumskih optimizacija 2-4,
9, 10. U radu 9, viekriterijumskom optimizacijom, ostavrena je uteda u materijalu
od 17,11% za postojee reenje dizalice.
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i li X i ui , i 1,..., n, ui li , X x1,..., xn
T
3 FUNKCIJA CILJA
Funkciju cilja predstavlja povrina poprenog preseka sanduastog nosaa
(Slika 1.). U radu su tretirane sve geometrijske promenjive: h, b, b1, b2, t1, t2 i t3.
y
b
1
t1
2
3xt2
t2 t2
h
x
b1
P P
A
t3
C B
b2
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fy
k (3)
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gde je:
1 0, 22
x ce 1, x 0, 673, (11)
x x 2
x 1, x 0,673, (12)
e f ( ) (14)
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glavnog nosaa jednogredne mosne dizalice
i tri poloaja ukruenja (h/5 puna linija, h/4 takasta linija i h/3 - isprekidana linija).
Na dijagramu se vidi da se sa poveanjem nosivosti i raspona znatno menja povrina
nosaa variranjem poloaja podunih ukruenja, i to su raspon i nosivost vei, to je
vee odstupanje u povrini.
Tabela 1. pokazuje utedu u materijalu pri promeni poloaja ukruenja sa h/3
na h/5 za karakteristine nosivosti i raspone dizalice.
Za dizalicu koja se nalazi u pogonu JEEP-a nosivosti 16 t i raspona 15 m,
dobijene su sledee povrine nosaa: 239,96 cm 2, 231,15 cm2 i 230,25 cm2, za h/3,
h/4 i h/5, respektivno (ostvarena uteda od 4,05% pravilnim postavljanjem ukruenja).
6 ZAKLJUCI
Potvrda primene GRG2 algoritma izvrena je praenjem promene povrine
poprenog preseka nosaa variranjem poloaja podunih ukruenja prema
preporukama od h/3 do h/5, pri emu se dobila znatna uteda, to znai da se
pravilnim izborom poloaja ovih ojaanja, shodno tehnolokim mogunostima, moe
znatno utedeti na materijalu. Posmatrano je i jedno izvedene reenje dizalice, i
prikazana je promena popvrine i uteda za odreene poloaje podunih ukruenja.
Ova analiza se moe dalje koristiti u cilju istraivanje vezanih za optimizaciju i
utedi mase, tako to se moe isti postupak sprovesti za materijale S275 i S235.
Slina procedura se moe takoe sprovesti i za sitaciju kada bi se uzimala dva reda
horizontalnih ukruenja, to bi bilo u sluaju velikih nosivosti i raspona. Takoe, analiza
se moe proiriti uvoenjem novih kriterijuma.
Prethodno pomenuto predstavlja osnovu za dalja istraivanja u cilju utede
materijala, a takoe i u svrhu optimizacije koja ima za cilj minimalnu cenu kotanja.
NOMENKLATURA
Q nosivost dizalice, t
L raspon dizalice, m
mk masa kolica, t
mm masa konstrukcije nosaa, t
d rastojanje izmeu tokova kolica, m
fy napon granice teenja, kN/cm2
E modul elastinosti glavnog nosaa dizalice, kN/cm2
Mv, Mh momenti savijanja u vertikalnoj i horizontalnoj ravni, kNcm
P, F1,st sila pritiska toka kolica i statika sila tokova na jednoj strani kolica, kN
Ft sila smicanja, kN
K koeficijent koji zavisi od naina upravljanja dizalicom i pogonske klase
fd granini ugib, cm
Ix glavni moment inercije za x osu, cm4
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1 INTRODUCTION
A special type of mechanical gear transmissions is planetary gear which are
used when large transmission ratios, high degree of efficiency, durability in operation,
low level of noise, and vibration are needed. Gear transmissions with movable axes
are planetary gears. One simple planetary gear consists of two concentric central
gears with immovable axes and of one or more satellites spinning around its axis and
around the axis of the central gear. As for the central gears, the planetary gear may
consist of: two central gears with external gearing; or one central gear with external
gearing, and one central gear with internal gearing; or with both central gears with
internal gearing [1, 2]. Planetary gears can be used with helicopters, car gearboxes,
different industrial machines, tools, wristwatches, aviation and space industry, even
with childrens toys [3]. According to [4], these transmissions are denoted as follows:
Taype of transmission: immovablemembre and basic members attached to external
shafts.Type of transmission is marked with letters from -. Type of transmission:
has one-sided satellite, and have dual satellite, D has a pair of mutually meshed
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satellites, while the type transmission has bevel gears [4]. The analysis of the
b
transmission with the mark Aha was performed in this paper.
Planetary gears are, due of its characteristics, the subject of many theoretical
and experimental researches. For the simple planetary gear type , N. Ibrahimi has
observed the change of transmission ratio and the degree of efficiency, which occured
with the change of numbers of gear teeth of planetary gear. He has presented the
results in the form of diagram and based on it, he has performed the optimization of the
planetary gear [5]. J. Stefanovi-Marinovi et al. have performed the optimization of the
simple planetary gear by observing the results obtained by the change of the number
of gear teeth, module, number of satellites and gear width [6]. Sourabh Mandol et al.
have obtained the linear regression model for predicting a nominal value of safety
factor of the planetary gear by applying Taguchi method [7]. Khoualdia et al have used
neural networks for monitoring and diagnosticating the condition of gears and bearings
of rotating machines. For training of neural network, they have used time domain
parameters and disadvantages of binary codes for input and output. For finding the
best neural network, i.e. its architecture, they have applied two methods, Taguchi
standard orthogonal array and Grey-Taguchi method. They have come to the
conclusion that this kind of system can be successfully applied for monitoring and
diagnostician the condition of rotational machines [8].
The influence of gear material, gear width, and the module on the safety
coefficient for the surface durability of the internal gear of the planetary gear have been
tested in this study by using Taguchi design experimental technique. The optimal
values of the considered parameters are found in order to obtain satisfactory values of
the safety coefficient for the surface durability of the internal planetary gear. While the
influence of each parameter individually on the safety coefficient for the surface
durability of the gear with internal gearing has been found by applying ANOVA analysis
(analysis of variance). ANN has been applied in order to develop the prediction model
for the safety coefficient for the surface durability of the gear with internal gearing and it
has been compared to the regression model.
2 PLANETARY GEARBOX
b
The planetary gear type Aha has been analysed within this paper. It can be
seen that the transmission type A has been analysed, indicating that it is the
transmission with one-sided satellite. The upper index b in the marking represents
immovable member, while the lower indexes correspond to the basic members and h
which are attached to the external shafts. The first member in the lower index is h
indicating that this member transfers the maximum torsion moment. It is obtained that
the number of satellites is 3, a total transmission ratio is 4.5, while the number of teeth
of gear with internal gearing is 70, by the calculation according to [3, 4 and 9]. A
variation of the module, gear width, and gear material have been performed for the
purpose of the optimization of this gear, and afterwards, its influence of the safety
coefficient for the surface durability of the internal gear g has been monitored. The
modules used in the optimization are: 2.5 mm; 2.75 mm and 3 mm; the width of the
gears are: 27 mm, 30 mm and 33 mm; and the materials are: 16MnCr5 (4320), 28Cr4
(4134) and C15E (1221).
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3 TAGUCHI METHOD
The simplest and the most efficient method for defining and researching all
possible conditions, which include more factors, parameters, and variables in the
experiment, is Taguchi method. Over the time, it has become the powerful and robust
engineering tool by which the optimization and evaluation of the influential parameters
are performed. In order to obtain more accurate results a well-organized experimental
design is always needed [10-13].
Three factors are considered in this paper: material, module and gear width,
and each of them has three levels. The parameters and their levels are given in Table
1.Taguchis L27 Orthogonal Array has been used in the design of experiments and it is
presented in Table 2. The table, also presents the results obtained by training with help
of ANN method.
Table 2. Orthogonal matrix L27 with calculation results, calculated S/N ratios and ANN
results
A B C SHa S/N ratio ANN Regression
1 1 2.25 27 2.02 -6.10703 1.984226 2.045001
2 1 2.25 30 2.12 -6.52672 2.202744 2.155001
3 1 2.25 33 2.22 -6.92706 2.218981 2.265001
4 1 2.50 27 2.24 -7.00496 2.235081 2.275556
5 1 2.50 30 2.36 -7.45824 2.352311 2.385556
6 1 2.50 33 2.47 -7.85394 2.478868 2.495556
7 1 2.75 27 2.46 -7.8187 2.497408 2.506112
8 1 2.75 30 2.59 -8.266 2.594069 2.616112
9 1 2.75 33 2.71 -8.65939 2.710245 2.726112
10 2 2.25 27 2.05 -6.23508 2.050308 1.986112
11 2 2.25 30 2.15 -6.64877 2.139835 2.096112
12 2 2.25 33 2.25 -7.04365 2.239595 2.206112
13 2 2.50 27 2.28 -7.1587 2.24585 2.216667
14 2 2.50 30 2.39 -7.56796 2.392466 2.326667
15 2 2.50 33 2.50 -7.9588 2.627497 2.436667
16 2 2.75 27 2.50 -7.9588 2.461146 2.447223
17 2 2.75 30 2.63 -8.39911 2.629426 2.557223
18 2 2.75 33 2.75 -8.78665 2.74378 2.667223
19 3 2.25 27 1.92 -5.66602 1.924143 1.927223
20 3 2.25 30 2.02 -6.10703 2.009781 2.037223
21 3 2.25 33 2.11 -6.48565 2.112073 2.147223
22 3 2.50 27 2.13 -6.56759 2.129891 2.157778
23 3 2.50 30 2.24 -7.00496 2.267556 2.267778
24 3 2.50 33 2.34 -7.38432 2.425219 2.377778
25 3 2.75 27 2.34 -7.38432 2.33928 2.388334
26 3 2.75 30 2.46 -7.8187 2.463276 2.498334
27 3 2.75 33 2.57 -8.19866 2.621196 2.608334
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S / N 10log
1
n
y ,2
(1)
where y is the safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear obtained by the
calculation, and n is the total number of the calculations of the safety coefficient for
surface durability of internal gear.
The Figure 1 presents the main effect plot for S/N ratio for safety coefficient for
surface durability of internal gear.
-7.0
-7.5
Mean of SN ratios
-8.0
-7.0
-7.5
-8.0
27 30 33
Figure 1. Main effect plot for S/N ratio for safety coefficient for surface durability of
internal gear
The optimal factor variation is obtained based on the figure 1. The combination
of the considered factors, in order to obtain lower values of the safety coefficient for
surface durability of internal gear, is A3B1C1. It is noticed that the first factor is on the
third level (which means: A3= C15E), while the other two factors are on the first level
(which means: B1=2.25 mm; C1=27 mm). So that the minimum value of the safety
coefficient for surface durability of internal planetary gear is obtained for these values
of the factors.
The experimental results are analysed with the help of MINITAB 16 [10, 11], a
statistical analysis software, which is widely used in many fields of engineering
research. Results are analysed by ANOVA with a confidence limit of 95% or P-value of
0.05. The results of analysis of variance (ANOVA) are presented in Table 3.
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The last column in the Table 3 shows the percentage effect of all factors on the
safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear. The module with 74.23% has
the greatest influence on the value of the safety coefficient for surface durability of
internal gear, followed by the gear width with 16.81% and the material with 8.95%.
Their error contribution is 0.01%.
4 REGRESSION ANALYSIS
After finding the significant factors, which affect the response, the mathematical
equations through regression analysis have been developed using tools of Minitab to
estimate the safety coefficient for surface durability of internal planetary gear.
Developed regression equation for the safety coefficient for surface durability of
internal gear is:
SHa = - 0.961111 - 0.0588889 A + 0.922222 B + 0.0366667 C. (2)
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It is noticed that there is no major deviation of the ANN and regression results
from the calculated one, based on the comparative review of the results. However, in
this case, the results obtained by the Taguchi method are better than the results
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obtained by the ANN. With high reliability, the ANN and Taguchi methods can be used
to predict the safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear.
6 CONCLUSION
The calculation of one simple planetary gear was performed in this paper,
followed by the optimization of the transmission by using two softwares for the purpose
of its comparison. Taguchi and ANN methods are applied in order to reduce the costs
and the time of experimentation, and in order to optimize the transmission.
By applying ANOVA analysis, it is noticed that the greatest influence on the
safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear has the module (74.23%),
followed by the gear width (16.81%) and the material (8.95%). Besides the influence of
each factor individually on the safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear,
the optimal factor variation was determined. The lowest value of the safety coefficient
for surface durability of internal gear is to be obtained when applying the material
C15E, the module 2.25 mm and the gear width 27 mm.
By comparing the results obtained by the Taguchi and ANN methods, it is
noticed that they are quite similar to the experimental results. Although, in this case,
the Taguchi method gives the closer results, to the experimental ones, in comparison
to the ANN. The results of the applied methods are satisfactory and both methods can
be used, with high reliability, for predicting the safety coefficient for surface durability of
internal gear.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper presents the results obtained during research within the framework
of the project TR 35021, supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia.
NOMENCLATURE
A material,
B module, mm
C gear width, mm
S/N signal-to-noise ratio,
y the safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear obtained by the
calculation,
n the total number of the calculations of the safety coefficient for surface
durability of internal gear,
CI confidence interval,
F :1,V2 Fisher distribution,
Ve pooled error variance,
r number of repeated trials,
n eff number of effective measured results,
TS Ha total mean value of safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear,
S Ha safety coefficient for surface durability of internal gear,
A3,B1,C1 the S/N response for the main factors at the designated levels,
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Greek symbols
confidence level.
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Abstract: Spur gears are the simplest type of gears, which are widely used in modern
structures. One of the main tasks of researchers in application areas of gears within the
responsible structures, especially in spacecraft propulsion mechanisms, is to obtain compact
gear, small size and weight, while maintaining or improving functional characteristics.
Therefore there was a need to explore new materials that could be used as a replacement
for steel in the manufacturing of gears. A good alternative for steel is hybrid composite with
aluminum matrix and various reinforcements, which provides adequate mechanical
properties, while reducing the weight of the gear. The paper presents the modeling of gears
and analysis of their stress-deformation state using the finite element method. Steel and
composite gears made from aluminum matrix with various reinforcements were tested.
Results from this study show that the gear made of composite material offers enhanced
features compared to metal gears.
1 INTRODUCTION
Through historical development of gear, thanks to technological advances, the use of
gear has become big in various industrial fields. Very form of it allows the economical
production of gears, with easy maintenance and installation [1]. Gears transmit motion and
torque from one shaft to another using a link form, consisting of linked gear teeth [2]. In most
cases, the gears are made of iron alloys. Recently, for the production of specific mechanical
components are used metal matrix composite materials (MMC) [3]. This is due to their
advantages in comparison with polymer composite materials such as light weight, high
strength, greater dimensional stability and resistance to corrosion, although the price of MMC
composites is very high [4]. One of the areas where MMC materials can be applied is gear
transmissions [5].
1 MSc, Slobodan Gari, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Serbia, sgaric@kg.ac.rs (CA)
2 PhD, Lozica Ivanovi, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Serbia, lozica@kg.ac.rs
3 PhD, Blaa Stojanovi, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Serbia, blaza@kg.ac.rs
4 MSc, Slavica Miladinovi, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Serbia, slavicam@kg.ac.rs
5 MSc, Vladimir Milovanovi, Faculty of Engineering University of Kragujevac, Serbia, vladicka@kg.ac.rs
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2 DESIGN OF GEARS
Construction of gears is a combination of science and design. There are various
methods for constructing the gear [20-22]. Lewis - formula and Hertz - equation are applied
because of various influencing factors. In this study was carried out test on contact gear
stress, to determine relation of stress deformation characteristics [18, 23]. Basic dimension
needed for the design of gear through the above-mentioned formulas are shown in Table 1.
Based on Table 1 value, there were performed their entry into the Autodesk
Inventor module. There was conducted testing of gear meshing and checking whether the
gears meet the given input parameters. After that testing, gear model goes into the module
for structural analysis where the load and appropriate restrictions were put in order to see the
results of the Von Misses stress and deformation.
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In this case, was performed the comparison of Von Misses stresses and
deformations between gears made of steel, nylon, CFRP and gears made of hybrid compo-
site with aluminum matrix. Structural analysis is carried out under a load of 150 N, 300 N,
450 N, 600 N, and 750 N. The forces were posted at tangent side edges of teeth simulating
the load that would occur if the gear is engaged with the other gear. Based on this condition,
there was obtained the value of Von Misses stress and deformation of gears.
Figure 1. The gears with a mesh under appropriate load (a) and the appearance of
fragmented mesh on the required parts (b)
Figure 1 show the layout of the mesh on the gear and the place where the mesh is
fragmented. Mesh consists of 27414 elements and 42254 nodes. The mesh is fragmented
around the place of acting force and on the place where the gear is connected to the shaft
through wedge. It was set under the assumption that on these places will be the biggest
stress values.
Figure 2. Von Mises stress (a) and deformation of gear under load (b)
According to Figure 2 (a), it can be concluded that the value of maximum stress
appear at the site of tooth root and the point where gear join with shaft. Figure 2 (b) shows
the deformations of gear. Lowest deformation is on the place where gear connect with shaft,
and the greatest is on the place where second gear act on the surface of first gear. Figure 3
shows the layout of the stress state at the root of tooth, and also the point where the gear
connect with shaft with wedge.
Figure 3. Von Misses stress in the root of gear toot (a) and on a place where gear connect
with shaft (b)
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Table 3 show the obtained values of Von Misses stress and deformations of gears
made from various material.
Table 3. Value of Von Misses stress and deformation of gear by various materials
Load (N)
Material
150 N 300 N 450 N 600 N 750 N
Stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
Steel
deformation (mm) 0.01041 0.02082 0.03124 0.04165 0.05206
Stress (MPa) 32.33 64.66 96.99 129.3 161.6
Nylon
deformation (mm) 0.7318 1.464 2.195 2.927 3.659
stress (MPa) 30.92 61.85 92.77 123.7 154.6
CFRP
deformation (mm) 0.01577 0.03153 0.0473 0.06306 0.07883
stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
Al, SiC 15%
deformation (mm) 0.01458 0.02915 0.04373 0.05831 0.07289
Al, Al2O3 0,5 %, stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
TiB2 0.5% deformation (mm) 0.01573 0.03146 0.04716 0.06292 0.07866
Al, Al3Ti 2.5%, MgO stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
2.5% deformation (mm) 0.02572 0.05145 0.07717 0.1029 0.1286
Al, SiC 16%, stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
CNT 1% deformation (mm) 0.02351 0.04702 0.07054 0.09405 0.1176
stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
Al, Al23 10%
deformation (mm) 0.02273 0.04546 0.06819 0.09092 0.1136
stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
Al, SiC 10%
deformation (mm) 0.02693 0.05386 0.08079 0.1077 0.1346
Al, SiC 10%, stress (MPa) 33.83 67.67 101.5 135.3 169.2
graphite 1% deformation (mm) 0.0268 0.05359 0.08039 0.1072 0.134
After the obtained values of Von Misses stress of gears, it can be said that all other
materials of which is gear made except nylon and CFRP have the same stress value with
same load because it is a linear structural analysis. Within this analysis, on the value of
stress affect force, area and the Poisson's ratio. Nylon and CFRP for the same load of gears
have different stress values for various values of Poisson's ratio. In Figure 4 are graphically
displayed Von Misses stress deviations between these materials at different loads.
Figure 4. Gear stress dependence from the value of load and type of materials
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Table 4. Value of max Load and deformation of gears on yield strength of materials
Material Yield strength, Re Load, F Deformation
Steel 207 MPa 930 N 0.06386 mm
Nylon 82 MPa 385 N 1.878 mm
CFRP 300 MPa 1450 N 0.1524 mm
Al, SiC 15% 90 MPa 400 N 0.03887 mm
Al, SiC 16%, CNT 1% 150 MPa 665 N 0.06463 mm
Al, Al2O3, TiB2 0.5% 257 MPa 1140 N 0.1196 mm
Al, Al3Ti 2.5%, MgO 2.5% 158 MPa 703 N 0.12 mm
Al, Al2O3 10% 187 MPa 830 N 0.1258 mm
Al, SiC 10% 198 MPa 880 N 0.155 mm
Al, SiC 10%, graphite 1% 170 MPa 752 N 0.138 mm
Based on the results in Table 4 it can be concluded that because of different yield
stress, come up with different values of maximum load gear. In Table 3, the gear is subjected
to a load up to 750 N, but the results in Table 4 show that gear made from some materials
have much smaller allowed force. Figure 5 shows the results of the maximum gear load.
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Results of deformations of Figure 6 shows that the gear made from alloy AlSiC with
15% content of SiC has the least deformation and that have a maximum load of 400 N, and it
can be used as a substitute only for small loads. Unlike him, gear made from CFRP has a
slightly larger deformation than the gear of the AlSiC but generally has the best ratio of max
load and deformation. Most of the materials from which gear can be made have approximate
results of deformation at the same given load. The results of gear deformation show that all
materials except nylon meet the necessary requirements for making gear of them. In table 5
are given the value of the gear mass of the same geometrical parameters made from various
materials.
Table 5. Gear mass from various materials
Al,
Al,Al2O3, Al, Al, Al, Al,
Al, SiC SiC 10%,
Material Steel Nylon CFRP TiB2 Al3Ti 2.5%, SiC 16%, Al2O3 SiC
15% graphite
0.5% MgO 2.5% CNT 1% 10% 10%
1%
Mass (kg) 0.38 0.05 0.07 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13
Based on the value of weight in Table 5 it can be concluded that the gear made of
nylon and CFRP has a 7 and 5 times less weight compared to steel gear. Mass of composite
gear with aluminum matrix 3 times is less compared to the gear of steel. Based on these
values it can be said that the composite gears are considerably lighter than steel gears.
4 CONCLUSION
This paper studies the results of stresses and deformations in testing gear made
from different materials. The aim of the research is to investigate the possible composite
materials that could replace steel as a material for gears. The main objective of the study is
that the results generate a new composite gear less weight, and his mechanical properties,
stress and deformation remain within acceptable limits. After the FEA analysis of gear model,
there was performed comparing the gear value of Von Misses stresses and deformations
made from steel and composite materials. Gear materials which were used for comparison is
nylon 6/6, CFRP and hybrid composites aluminum based with nanoparticle of SiC, Al2O3,
TiB2, MgO, CNT. On the model of gear was performed static load under different influences
of forces in the range to 150 - 750 N. Result of the analysis led to the following conclusions:
Gear made from composite materials with aluminium matrix have similar
deformation like steel gear,
As the best substitute for steel gear has proven gear from CFRP,
Composite gear has a 3 to 7 time less mass then steel gear,
Composite gears can withstand a higher load than steel,
Gear made from CFRP have the least value of Von Misses stresses in
comparison to gears from other materials,
Based on these results it can be concluded that the composite materials in large
numbers of characteristics overcome steel, and in the future expect a lot more applications
not only in gears, but also in other elements of mechanical structures.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper presents the research results obtained within the framework of the projects
TR-35021 and TR-35033 financially supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia.
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NOMENCLATURE
Variables:
b gear width, mm
E Young module, GPa
F load, N
i gear ratio, -
m module, mm
n1 input speed, min-1
P input strength, kW
Re Yield strength, MPa
Rm Tensile strength, MPa
z1 number of drive gear pinion, -
Greek symbols
Poisson's ratio
density, g/cm3
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Abstract: The important task for automotive engineering researchers today is to design
such brake system that under all operating conditions (emergency braking, mild short-
term braking and mild long-term downhill braking) has stable performances. Today, all
the highest performance car manufacturers have ventilated disc brakes all around for
the shortest stopping distances. However, air disc brakes for heavy duty vehicles are
not far behind them. The study of the influence of the dimension of vanes to the mass
of ventilated disc and deformation that occurs in the braking process is performed in
this paper. Optimization process is performed in ANSYS software, by using Screening
method. Application of virtual experiments during the early stage of product
development provides money saving during manufacturing. Also it is possible to make
a modification of the product and certainly produce such a product which will enable
the manufacturer a secure market position.
1 INTRODUCTION
Optimization techniques have the task of finding the "best" solution of the
specific, mathematically defined problem. Determining the best solution or solutions
close to the best leads to savings in materials and energy (whose resources are
limited) or achieving the financial profit, the highest reliability or safety in operation, etc.
Optimization approach tends to minimize the negative effects (effort, cost, etc.) or
maximizing the positive effects (profit) [1].
Disc brakes are a typical example of axial brakes, where the pressure acting on
the friction surface is realized in the direction of the rotational members axis. In this
solution the disc is attached to a wheel of the vehicle, while a caliper is attached to the
supporting structure of a vehicle [2].
Disc brake and brake pads have the basic task to slow down or stop the
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vehicle. Disc brakes are increasingly used on very large and heavy duty vehicles,
where previously large drum brakes were nearly universal. When compared to drum
brakes, air disc brakes have a number of advantages, including:
No exaggeration of friction coefficient differences: This results in improved
side-to-side consistency between left and right brakes.
Reduced fade: Consistent contact between the friction surfaces remains,
even with brake disc warm-up and radial expansion.
High thermal load: Heat dissipation is efficient for internally vented brake
discs. As such, it is possible to maintain high braking performance, even in
demanding conditions.
Minimal and consistent hysteresis: This is due to the high efficiency of the
actuating mechanism.
Servicing ease when changing brake pads: When compared to drum
brakes, disc brakes require only a fraction of the service time.
For these reasons, a heavy truck with disc brakes can stop in about 120% the
distance of a passenger car, but with drums stopping takes about 150% the distance.
In Europe, stopping distance regulations essentially require disc brakes for heavy
vehicles. In the U.S., drums are allowed and are typically preferred for their lower
purchase price, despite higher total lifetime cost and more frequent service intervals.
Today, the most of road passenger and heavy duty vehicles are equipped with
ventilated disc brakes. The reason lies in the fact that with this solution heat dissipation
into the environment is quickly, in contrast to the solid discs. This is the determinant
fact why the solid discs are not used in heavy trucks [3]. Domestic and international
safety norms for commercial vehicles are getting stringent and regulation compliance is
very important for every customer. In the harsh conditions of market competition,
Pajload advantage plays a crucial role in the customer demand list, in addition to
maintenance costs. Finally, if product has less complexity (reducing no. of parts), then
this will provide financial benefit for each organization.
Belhocine [4] has showed deformation of the brake disc and brake pads in the
braking process. The paper noted that the maximum deformation has occurred at the
periphery of the disc. Optimization is carried out for several reasons, but primarily
depends on our expectations. It can be done in order to reduce weight, deformation or
tendency of noise generation. During the design phase of the brake system, the
corrective and re-design can be applied in order to improve the individual components
[5, 6]. This process is called optimization.
Other than optimization of structural parameters, it is possible to optimize the
properties of the materials. Vijay and etc. [7] are optimized the properties of the non-
asbestos material of brake pads.
The objective of this paper is to show the impact that changes in the size of the
vans of ventilated brake disc has on the deformation of the disc, and therefore the
mass of the disc. Respectively the main purpose of this paper is to find the minimal
deformation, and in addition the smallest possible weight of the brake disc. The vane
design usually provides a more stiff structure and better cooling performance while the
pin design usually is preferred in sound point of views.
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generate parameters that will later be optimized. Completely new ventilated disc is
analyzed. The diameter of the disc is 430 mm, the height is 131 mm and thickness is
45 mm [8]. Also, Figure 1 shows detail of the brake disc vans, where nominal
diameters of ribs are a, b and c.
The disc brake is an assembly that includes not only the brake disc and brake
pads, as shown in Figure 1. It is very complicated and it consists of many parts (Figure
2). However, other elements don't have great influence in this analysis and therefore
they will not be considered.
Material properties of the brake disc and brake pads are shown in Table 1.
Material used for making brake disc is steel, while the brake pad material is non-
asbestos friction material.
Table 1. Material properties of the brake disc and brake pads [4]
Density (kgm-3) Young's modulus (GPa) Poison ratio (-)
Disc 7250 138 0.28
Pads 1400 1 0.25
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2.2 Optimization
To achieve better design, it is often necessary to compromise between the
many different objectives. The most important task is to collect enough information
about the current design, so that we can answer the often asked question "what if".
Response Surface Optimization is the module of the simulation software ANSYS used
for the optimization of disc brake model. It represents the ratio between the variable
parameters of the construction and performance, respectively stresses, deformation
obtained in a virtual experiment [10]. Applied optimization method is the screening
method.
Screening method can be used to optimize the surfaces and a direct
optimization of parameters. Generates a large collection of samples from the response
surfaces and sort its samples based on objectives and weighting.
The screening method is the only method that does not require at least one
objective. In case of using other optimization methods, we should have only one
objective, which clearly defines what we expect as an output of the monitored
parameter. The screening method is usually the most appropriate for the
implementation of preliminary research because it provides quick solutions that may be
useful in finding solutions. As this method does not depend on the objective function, it
is possible, at the end of analysis, to extract the one solution from obtained results that
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meets our expectations. The possibility of applying this method is that we can observe
discrete values of the parameter in such a way that we will define specific values for
each parameter. Parameters defined in such manner are included in the optimization
analysis, where the program first makes combinations of discrete values of parameters
[11]. The values of the input parameters are shown in Table 2. To complete the
optimization, it is necessary to define the objective. In our case, the basic objective of
optimization is to get the minimum deformation and minimum weight.
The goal of the optimization is to get less deformation than for initial model.
Deformations of optimized disc are generally less than those obtained for the initial
model. Also, our goal is to get a smaller mass compare to the initial model. In the case
of the optimization of the mass of the disk, the result obtained is different from the case
of deformation of the disc. The values of the mass of the disc are greater or less than
the observed mass, Figure 5.
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The diagram in Figure 5 represents the mass of the disc depending on the
combination of discs parameters. Ordinate represents the value of the mass, while
abscissa represents the number of the combinations of parameters. The number of
combinations is the 1296. Each number has its own combination of input parameters,
which are shown in Table 2.
After the analysis is performed, the program shows the best rated candidates.
The best ranked candidate is in fact a combination of parameters that meet the
objective function. In our case the program offers two best ranked candidates (Figure
6). The values of the best ranked candidates are shown in Table 3. It can be said that
both candidates meet the goal.
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3 CONCLUSION
The parametric optimization of existing brake discs is an integral part of the
brake system design procedure as many of the parameters defining the brakes
geometry and performance are often dictated by packaging constraints (the wheel
diameter and offset influence the rotor diameter and caliper size respectively).
Therefore, it is imperative to look for the highest performance within the system
constraints.
It is very important that the brake disk has the lowest possible mass. This has
direct influence on the braking distance. Inertial masses have the great influence on
the braking distance for each vehicle, whether passenger or commercial. The greater
the mass of these parts, you need a longer time to stop such vehicle. Regarding safety
of road users, a shorter braking distance is the basic requirement. This is possible by
reducing the weight of brake disc which was one of the goals of this paper, as well as
its deformation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper was realized within the researching project The research of vehicle
safety as part of a cybernetic system: Driver-Vehicle-Environment ref. no. 35041,
funded by Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the
Republic of Serbia.
NOMENCLATURE
a diameter of the inner roller, mm
b diameter of the central roller, mm
c diameter of the outer roller, mm
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Abstract: Internal combustion engine is an irreplaceable power unit for vehicles today.
In order to design new and improve the existing engines, it is necessary to perform
certain calculations. It has been proven that the length of the connecting rod
significantly impacts the engine dimensions, as well as the forces that occur in the
piston mechanism. In the framework of this study, possibility to reduce the length of the
connecting rod, thus reducing weight and dimensions of entire engine, while not
increasing deformations and stresses that have influence on the piston mechanism,
was analysed in the paper. The basic tool for optimization of the connecting rod was
ANSYS software. Application of this software and similar allows rapid production of
parts, which enables the producer to be competitive on the market. In addition, it
requires less input energy and money, which enables the producers to obtain higher
profit.
1 INTRODUCTION
For today vehicles, IC engine is still irreplaceable power unit. Constant demand
for development of new and better vehicles, also requires the development of new or
improvement of existing engines. One more challenge for IC engines are regulations
that require low emission [1]. It is known that reduction of harmful products from
combustion process, requires the implementation of new systems for fuel supply,
ignition and for exhaust gasses after treatment. Implementation of the increasing
number of items of engine equipment requires space. Also, there is a tendency that
implementation of new equipment does not have effect on increase of vehicle mass.
1
MSc Ivan Gruji, assist., University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia,
ivan.grujic@kg.ac.rs (CA)
2
MSc Nadica Stojanovi, assist., University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia,
nadica.stojanovic@kg.ac.rs
3
PhD Aleksandar Davini, assist. prof., University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia,
davinic@kg.ac.rs
4
PhD Radivoje Pei, prof., University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia,
pesicr@kg.ac.rs
5
PhD Danijela Miloradovi, assist. prof., University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac,
Serbia, neja@kg.ac.rs
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Higher mass means more fuel consumption and that is an undesirable phenomenon.
One of the best ways to reduce vehicle mass, is to reduce engine mass. This can be
achieved by using the new materials for IC engines or reducing its dimensions.
Connecting rod is one of the basic elements that have influence on engine dimensions,
so the idea to optimize the connection rod length is presented in the paper.
2 LITERATURE REVIEW
There are not many papers in this field that have dealt with the same issue.
Nevertheless, there are papers dealing with similar subjects that are directly related to
IC engine dynamics. Figure 1 shows a piston crank mechanism and it will be used for
better explanation of the used methodology.
In reference [2], the impact of the length of the connecting rod on the radial
force in the crank-piston mechanism was researched. The radial force is one of the
components to which the connecting rod force is decomposed. It is proved that, with
decreasing the connecting rod length, connecting rod force and radial force are
decreasing. Reference [3] has studied the impact of dynamic load on connecting rod,
for purpose to determine how much material can be removed from the connecting rods
in order to obtain the reduction of connecting rod mass. The purpose of the paper [4] is
the implementation of new materials in order to reduce the manufacturing costs.
Based on previously mentioned references, an idea to perform optimization of
the connecting rod length was born, provided that no increase in deformation under the
influence of forces occurs at the maximum length. It is taken into account that the
minimum length of the connecting rod must be higher than the piston stroke. In this
way, engine with smaller dimensions can be designed.
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3 3D MODEL
A 3D model needed for optimization was made in ANSYS software package.
Main feature of this software is not modelling, but it was necessary in case of
optimization. Geometrical parameters of connecting rod are selected from the existing
engine. Model of the connecting rod is shown in Figure 2. Specifications of the engine
are given in Table 1.
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Connecting rod force is not constant during working cycle of the engine, and,
as such, it was implemented in the software. The connecting rod force was calculated
using Matlab software package. This force is presented in Figure 4.
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We used tetrahedral mesh as the final element. The mesh consists of 10317
nodes and 5511 elements. The purpose of optimization of the connecting rod is to
minimize the total deformation and mass. Based on the used parameters, software has
provided 3 candidate points (shown in Table 2).
In the program commands has been given to minimize connecting rod length.
Upper boundary was current value of connecting rod length, and the bottom boundary
was value 5 mm greater than piston stroke. Candidate points from Table 2 are
obtained by the program, as the best values. From Table 2, it can be seen that the best
candidate point for connecting rod length is 0.206 m based on minimum total
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deformation and mass. In some cases, one of the parameters have better value for
one candidate point and other parameters for different candidate point. In this case, the
result is much better because the smallest mass and deformation is obtained for the
same candidate point.
5 CONCLUSION
Connecting rod is very important part of IC engine. From the analysis, it can be
concluded that smaller length of the connecting rod leads to smaller deformations of
the connecting rod. Mass of the connecting rod is also smaller and it has effect on IC
engine mass. Smaller length of the connecting rod also has direct influence on engine
dimensions. With smaller connecting rod length, the engine will have smaller
dimensions and mass. This is good because, with lighter engine, vehicle will be lighter
and that ha direct influence on fuel consumption.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper was realized within the researching project The research of vehicle
safety as part of a cybernetic system: Driver-Vehicle-Environment ref. no. 35041,
funded by Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the
Republic of Serbia.
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1 INTRODUCTION
These power transmission devices are used for converting and transferring
mechanical energy from a power source to an operating machine. The most frequently
used are gear transmissions, and they account for over 80% of mechanical energy
transmission.
Regarding various types of transmission devices, it is very important to
differentiate between pure-rolling transmission and helical gears transmission. With
helical gears transmission, as an addition to rolling, there is also sliding along flanks,
which results in an additional energy loss and reduced efficiency. Worm gears belong
in the category of helical gears transmission.
A large slip between the flanks of a worm shaft and a worm gear results in a
high local surface pressure, which requires worm pair materials resistant to damage
1ore Miltenovi, College of Professional Technological and Artistic Education in Leskovac, V. Pumana
17, 16000 Leskovac, Serbia, E-mail: milten2004@yahoo.com (CA)
2Milan Bani, University of Ni, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Aleksandra Medvedeva 14, 18000 Ni,
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from scuffing. A possibile solution in this instance would be a combination of soft and
hard worm pair materials. Consequently, in modern designs worm gears are most
frequently made of tin bronze, while worm shafts are made of hardened and ground
steel.
Worm gears offer numerous advanatages in comparison with other
transmission types, which allows them a wide variety of use, both for power and
movement transmission. They are applied to tool machines, transport equipment, in
vehicles, primarily for power transmission, as well as in fine-tuning and precision
devices for movement transmission.
A deficiency of worm gears is a relatively low level of efficiency, especially in
extreme operating conditions, primarily related to high transmission ratio and high
rotation frequency.
P2 P2
(2)
P1 P2 PG
Level of efficiency is influenced by a number of parameters: materials that
worm shafts and worm gears are made of, the lubricant, a type of worm shaft,
operating conditions, transmission ratio, the frequency of rotation.
In order to accurately determine the loss of power in bearings it is practical to
use the SKF bearing calculator [1].
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Figure 2. Test transmission:1 worm shaft; 2 worm gear; 3 angular contact ball
bearing; 4 thermocouple; 5 worm shaft seal
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3.2 Efficiency
P2 T
2 (3)
P1 T1 u
Figure 3 presents one with a diagram of a dependency of a transmission gear
overall efficiency and of the output torque T2, obtained by means of an experiment.
In the course of the research the output torque was changed via magnetic brake within
the limits of the following values T2 = 10 Nm to T2 = 22 Nm. Simultaneously, the
transmission gear input and output torque values were measured, as well as oil and
ambient temperature. The values of a overall efficiency have been determined
according to the expression (3), and they change within the limits of the following
values = 0,52 0,71. A trend of the output torque change flow lines shows that with
an increase in the load a overall transmission gear efficiency increases as well. The
change flow is influenced by a number of factors such as power losses in bearings and
seals, operating temperature, i.e. oil viscosity at operating temperatures, friction and
power losses in the contact zone. Consequently, for the further course of research it
was necessary to accurately determine the power losses in bearings.
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For the purposes of determining power losses in bearings and seals, the
authors primarily determined a worm shaft and worm gear support impedance. Then,
power losses in bearings and seals were determined according to the SKF bearing
calculator, i.e. according to the SKF programmes module intended for determining
power losses in bearings and seals. [1].
50
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Figure 4. Power losses in transmission gear bearings for the determined operating oil
temperature values
The calculation results of a power loss in bearings for different values of the
output torque T2 are shown in Figure 4. The bearing A of a worm shaft was loaded with
both axial and radial thrust. As a result, power losses at this bearing were the greatest.
A worm gear shaft has significantly smaller number of rpm (n 2 = 125 min-1). Thus, the
power loss in its bearings is significantly lower in comparison to the loss in worm shaft
bearings. With an increase in the load, power losses in bearings increase as well.
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With a change in the load power losses change as well. Considering that the
aforementioned power loss converts into heat, the oils operating temperature changes
as well. With a change in operating oil temperature the oil viscosity changes as well.
This is presented in Figure 4, depicting the GH6-1500 synthetic oil. Power losses
depend on oil viscosity as well. Consequently, the calculation of power losses in
bearings was carried out for the determined values of operating oil temperature. Thus,
the obtained interdependence between power losses and load was not linear (Figure
4). One can also notice that the impact of the load on the efficiency is significantly
higher that the impact of a change in an oils kinematic viscosity.
The mesh efficiency of a worm pair z is determined as a ratio of the output P2z
and the input P1z power, according to the following expression:
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0.80
0.75
W or m ge ar e ffic ie nc y z
0.70
0.65
0.60
0.55
0.50
8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
T 2 [Nm]
Figure 6. Mesh efficiency of a worm pair obtained through an experiment for the input
speed n1 = 5000 min-1 and for different output torque values T2
Figure 7 shows a distribution of the total power which is brought from the motor
to the transmission device. Bearing in mind that this distribution depends on the load,
the diagram presents mean values. One can observe that the useful power at the
output shaft is 64%, while the rest are mesh power losses (27%), as well as in
bearings and seals (9%). Accordingly, more than a third of the total transmission
device power is lost and converted into heat.
PGLD
9%
PGz
27%
P2
64%
Figure 7. Distribution of the total power brought to worm gear (mean values)
NOMENCLATURE
i transmission ratio
n1 input speed, min-1
P1, P2 input and output, kw
PG total power losses of transmission, kw
T torque, Nm
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z mesh efficiency
overall efficiency
4 CONCLUSION
This research into worm gear efficiency has been performed for extreme
operational conditions, but with quality worm pair materials (tin bronze/hardened and
ground steel) and with quality lubricants (high-viscosity Klbersynth GH 6/1500 oil). On
the basis of the presented results one can draw the following conclusions:
A overall efficiency of a transmission device moves within the following
boundaries = 0,52 0,71. A trend of the output torque change flow lines
(Fig. 3) shows that an increase in the load results in an increase in the
overall efficiency of a transmission. This change flow is influenced by
numerous factors, such as power losses in bearings and seals, operating
temperature, i.e. oil viscosity, as well as power losses in the contact zone.
Efficiency values of a worm pair is within the following boundaries
z = 0,56 0,77. A trend of the output torque change flow lines (Figure 4)
shows that an increase in the load results in an increase in a overall
efficiency of worm pair. It is a result of a change in operating temperature,
which causes change in oil viscosity, and consequently in coefficient of
friction, as well as in power losses in the contact zone.
Out of the total power which is transmitted from the motor to the
transmission device (Figure 7) the useful power at the output shaft is 64%,
while the rest are mesh power losses (27%), as well as in bearings and
seals (9%). Therefore, regardless of a worm pair quality material and quality
lubricants, with this type of transmission devices one should expect power
losses of over 30%. Since this energy is converted into heat, it would be
significant to consider the thermal stability of such transmission devices.
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Abstract: Since the process of thermoforming is commonly used in the production of the
plastic packaging for food and medicine wrapping, it is essential that formed products,
are sterile during the entire process. Therefore, the new cam-lever mechanism for driv-
ing the tool within which products are formed are proposed. In comparison to conven-
tional mechanisms for driving tools with 1 DOF, it provides shorter working cycle, higher
productivity and sterility of the formed products during the entire process. This paper
presents a dynamic analysis of the thermoforming machine working mechanism which
has 2 DOFs and consists of two cam-lever mechanisms that enable translation, rotation
and combination of these two motions a complex motion of the tool. Based on the set
requirements kinetostatic analysis is performed and a dynamic model of the mechanism
was formed. Based on the geometric, kinematic and dynamic parameters the driving
torques are determined for lifting and rotation of the tool.
1 INTRODUCTION
Thermoforming is an industrial process in which thermoplastic sheet or film foil
is processed into a new shape using heat and pressure or vacuum [1]. It is used for
packaging in the food and pharmaceutical industries [2], in medicine for the production
of orthopedic aids prosthetic sockets and orthotic interfaces [3], in orthodontics for
making thermoplastic aligners [4], in the electronics industry for the production of com-
plex armors for units [5]. Most widely used thermoplastic materials are ABS, PE, PS,
PP, PMMA, PVC, PC, PET [6]. Main characteristics of these materials is that they are
easy to shape and therefore this technology is increasingly used [7].
1 Assis. prof. Maja avi, Ph.D., University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Trg Dositeja Obradovia 6,
21000 Novi Sad, Serbia, scomaja@uns.ac.rs
2 Res. assoc. Marko Peni, M.Sc., University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Trg Dositeja Obradovia
2 THERMOFORMING PROCESS
Thermoforming consists of the three basic operations: foil manipulation, product
forming and product manipulation [8]. Each operation is performed on a separate module on
the thermoforming machine. The product forming is performed within the working module
with the special tool which consists of two parts Figure 1. The upper part of the tool is im-
movable, while the lower part is moving in accordance with the process of work. When the
movable part of the tool is in the lower position, then the foil is retracted. Then the tool is lifted
and presses the foil along the upper immovable part of the tool, whereby there is a tool
standstill period within which the products are forming. At the end of the process, the lower
part of the tool is moved downward and the products are transported to the module for prod-
uct manipulation.
In the earlydesigns of the thermoforming machines the tool holder had only vertical
movement, respectively one degree of freedom DOF, so formed products were blown out
of the lower part of the tool with compressed air, whereby the contamination and product
deformation can occur. Therefore a need incurred for a mechanism that will manipulate the
finished products. Such a mechanism should enable the extraction of the formed products
from the lower part of the tool through the work space the space between the upper and
lower part of the tool, and to their enable transportation to the module for product manipula-
tion. In this way, products remain sterile during entire process which is essential.
The space of the working area is relatively small and therefore the access to
products is limited. This problem is solved by rotating the lower half of the tool, so that
products can be accessed with the appropriate mechanisms through the working area.
When the movable part of the tool is in the lower position, it is then rotated to a certain
angle, usually 80, and then brought to the standstill. During this time, the products are
extracted by a mechanism and transported to the module for manipulation within which
they are sorted and packed. After that, the tool is rotated and set into the starting posi-
tion.One of the ways to reduce the duration of the working cycle and increase the
productivity is that the movable part of the tool performs complex motions simultaneous
rotation and translation. A typical thermoforming machine working cycleis shown in Fig-
ure 2. At the beginning of the cycle, the tool is rotated to a certain angle, then begins
simultanious rotation and translation and, at the and, it performs just the translation until
it reaches the final position when it stops to a standstill. Thermoforming of the products is
done during the tool standstill. Further motion of the tool has the reverse order.
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3 WORKING MECHANISM
The working mechanism of the thermoforming tool has two degrees of freedom
DOFs and enables rotation, translation and the combination of these two motions, which
are the basic requirements for the realization. Different ways of tool driving system as
well as the cycle control system, based on what mechanism is adopted for the vertical
motion of the tool, are analyzed in [9]. Synthesis of the lifting mechanism is performed in
[10] while the problems of the tool rotation were investigated in [11,12]. A complex cam-
lever mechanism is adopted which has 2 DOFs Figure 3.
Working module consists of two mechanisms: the cam-lever mechanism for ver-
tical main motion of the tool holder and the cam-lever mechanism for rotation of the
tool auxiliary motion. The cam mechanisms drive the lever mechanisms, whereby the
cam plates are set on the same shaft, in that way synchronizing the motion provided
one actuator is driving both mechanisms. Therefore, the input kinematic parameters of
the cam mechanisms are equal rotation angle input 2 o 2 d , angular velocity
input 2o 2 d and angular acceleration input 2o 2 d .
The cam mechanisms are used to control the working cycle, respectively for trans-
forming the continuous rotary motion of the actuator to appropriate, precisely defined, peri-
odic rotary oscillatory unequal motions or periodic standstill of input links of the lever
mechanisms 3o and 3d. The kinematic parameters of links 3o and 3d are
3o , 3o , 3o ,3d , 3d , 3d and are defined with SVAJ diagrams for the cam mechanisms
(SVAJ for rotation and lifting the tool), and represent the input parameters for lever mecha-
nisms.
Lever mechanism for lifting has to transform the rotary oscillatory motion which input
link 3d receives from the cam 2d, into output rectilinear motion of the link 7d. Working out-
put parameter of the mechanism for lifting/lowering the tool holder is the vertical position of
tool holder h. Lever mechanism for lifting/lowering the tool holder consists of the four-
bar linkage links 3d, 4d and 5d, and the slider crank mechanism links 5d, 6d, 7d
whereby link 7d represents the tool holder. Four-bar linkage enables that the driving
part is moved away from the working part and to gain a better power transmission and
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motion, while the slider crank mechanism transforms rotary motion into the rectilinear.
Lever mechanism for rotating the tool consists of an eccentric slider crank mech-
anism links 3o, 4o and 5o, and the additional mechanism links 6o and 7o whereby
link 7o represents the tool. Eccentric slider crank mechanism performs the transfor-
mation of the input rotary oscillatory motion of the link 3o into the translational rectilinear
motion of the link 5o. Input link 3o receives the motion from the output cam 2o.
One of the requirements is that the mechanism for rotation enables only rotational
motion of the tool the tool is rotated only when the mechanism for rotation is active, and
that the lifting mechanism enables only translational motion of the tool the tool is lift-
ed/lowered only when the mechanism for lifting is active. This requirement is realized by
using an additional mechanism. Link 5o has the possibility of horizontal translational mo-
tion, while link 6o can slide vertically on the link 5o. If the link 5o is immovable, then the
mechanism for rotation is passive link 6o does not move horizontally relative to the link
7d, and therefore only vertical motion of the links 6o, 7o, 7d is possible the tool moves
vertically. If the mechanism for rotation is active, then link 5o is moving horizontally, and
therefore also the link 6o, which results in rotation of the link 7o the tool rotates. Rotation
of the tool is independent from the vertical position changes of the tool holder 7d, respec-
tively it can take place even when the tool holder 7d is in the standstill. When the mecha-
nism for tool lifting is passive, then the vertical motion does not exist and only a tool rota-
tion is performed. If the links 5o and 7d are moving, then both mechanisms are active and
therefore the tool is performing a complex motion. Working output parameter of mecha-
nism for rotating the tool is angle . Lever mechanism of the working module of the ma-
chine has 2 DOFs:
S 3 n 1 2P1 P2 3 11 1 2 14 0 2 (1)
where: n 11 - total number of mechanism links 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, 7d, 3o, 4o, 5o, 6o, 7o
and 1, P1 14 - number of kinematic pairs of the first class joins in points O2o, Ao, Bo,
Co, Do, O2d, Ad, Bd, Cd, Dd and O3d, and sliding connections in points O3o, Dd and Co, and
P2 0 - number of kinematic pairs of the second class.
4 DYNAMIC ANALYSIS
By applying the d'Alembert's principle kinetostatic eqs. are formed in a following
form:
F i 0 (2)
M S ,i 0
i (3)
where: Si - an arbitrary point on the i -th link. Eqs. (2) and (3) contain the workload on the
i -th link, inertial and gravitational forces of the i -th link, the forces of friction dry and
viscous, and reactions in the connectioncs of the i -th link with theother links of the mecha-
nism.
As the mass of the tool is significant relative to the other links of the mechanisms,
active loads will be: weight G, inertial force FIN and the inertial moment MIN for the link 7o
the tool. In addition, an active force FC generated by the cylinder acts upon the tool holder.
After the decomposition of the mechanism, kinetostatic equation are formed for
the each link. Since this is a mechanism with 2 DOFs, procedures differs from the typical
procedure for mechanisms with 1 DOF. Therefore, the system of 30 linear equations with
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30 unknown is formed. Reactions Rij in the joints of the mechanisms are obtained ( Rij is
a reaction with which link i of mechanism acts upon the link j of the mechanism) they
are used for dimensioning links and joints of the mechanism. Also, the torques M3pd and
M3po (the driving torques on the input links 3d and 3o) are calculated they are used for
dimensioning of the cam mechanisms and for the adoption of the actuators.
Since the dynamic analysis exceeds the scope of this paper, only final equations
are presented. Torque on the input link of the lever mechanism for rotation and torque on
the input link of lever mechanism for the lifting are determined according to:
r3oy r4oy r3ox
M 3 po
r7 oy r4ox r7 oy
rSx YIN G rSy X IN (4)
r r
r5d 1 y r6 dx G YIN FC
M 3 pd r3dx r4 dy r3dy r4 dx 5 d 1x 6 dy
(5)
r6 dy r5d 2 y r4 dy r5d 2 x r4dx
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5 EXAMPLE
Geometric parameters of mechanism for lifting the tool are:
r3d 212 mm, r4 d 873.9 mm, r5 d 2 234.9 mm, r5d 1 350 mm, r6 350 mm,
r7 d 0 mm, xO 2 d , yO 2 d 0, 0 mm, xO3d , yO3d 1000, 100 mm, and 5.
Geometric parameters of the mechanism for rotating the tool are:
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r3o 310 mm, r4 o 655.9 mm, r5ox 298 mm, r7 o 185 mm, yBo 216 mm,
rS 0 mm, xO 2o , yO 2o 0, 0 mm, and 40.
Dynamic parameters of the mechanism are:
FC 5.5 kN, m 550 kg, and J 20 kgm 2 .
(a) (a)
(b) (b)
(c) (c)
Figure 5. SVAJ diagrams for lifting the Figure 6. SVAJ diagrams for rotating
tool: (a) change of angle, (b) change the tool: (a) change of angle, (b) change
of angular velocity and (c) change of of angular velocity and (c) change of
angular acceleration of the lever 3d angular acceleration of the lever 3o
(a) (b)
Figure 7. Time histories of the driving torques on the cams:
(a) for lifting and (b) for rotating the tool
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6 CONCLUSION
This paper presents a dynamic analysis of the working mechanism for ther-
moforming machine in order to reduce the working cycle time as well to increase its
productivity. Unlike conventional mechanisms for driving the tool that have 1 DOF, the
proposed mechanism has 2 DOFs and consists of two cam-lever mechanisms that
enable the translation, rotation and the combination of these two motions of the tool.
Based on the set requirements, kinetostatic analysis is performed and a dynamic mod-
el of the mechanism is formed. Based on the geometric, kinematic and dynamic pa-
rameters the operating range of the cams is determined and the drive torques for lifting
and rotation of the tool are determined. In further research the model will be formed
that will include the influence of the mass of other links of the mechanism, as well as
changes in SVAJ diagrams. With preoptimizing analysis the influential parameters will
be determined and optimization will be performed.
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Abstract: One of the most common reasons for failures in spur gears is bending fatigue
in the root of its teeth which mostly occurs as a consequence of cyclic nature of
stresses at tooth root. As a result, microcracks may start to form in the root of the gear
teeth, increase in size and propagate to surface, leading to a place of crack initiation
and eventually breakage of the teeth. Finite element method (FEM) is one of many
tools used in understanding the stress cycle. However, when one is to use FEM,
numerical models must be adequately generated or the method might produce wrong
results. One of the most important aspects of FEM analysis when creating the models,
are finite elements and depending on the type, they have different degrees of freedom,
hence might produce different results. If one is to adequately simulate the stress cycle
of the gear tooth, it is important to conduct the simulation as accurately as possible,
that is, to include as many aspects of real life problems as possible in the simulation,
e.g. the effect of friction on the nominal tooth root stress cycle.
Key words: Finite element method, Spur gear, Tooth root stress, Friction, Convergence
1 INTRODUCTION
Failures due to bending fatigue in the gear tooth usually occur near the place of
maximum tooth root stress. Conventional analytical solution described in ISO 6336
standard [1] calculates the value of nominal tooth root stress neglecting the teeth
deflections and friction during the meshing process. The nominal tooth root stress is
defined in ISO 6336 standard [1] as the maximum local principal stress produced at the
tooth root.
At low loads, deflections don't have a significant impact on the stress results,
however, at heavily loaded gears pairs, they need to be accounted for [2]. Dai at al. [3]
analyzed tooth root strain cycles of spur gears and gave an overview of the researches
conducted so far. In this paper, different finite element types are used to simulate spur
gear nominal tooth root stress. All of the results obtained by using the corresponding
1 Assist. prof., Kreimir Vukovi, PhD, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval
Architecture, Zagreb, Croatia, kresimir.vuckovic@fsb.hr (CA)
2 Student, Ivan ular, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture,
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elements are tested for convergence. Each finite element tested contains different
degrees of freedom (DoF) (e.g. 1st order triangular elements as opposed to 2nd order
triangular elements). The results are then compared to analytical solution obtained
through ISO 6336 [1]. The goal was to find the elements whose results adequately
represent those of the ISO standard calculation with the minimum number of elements
needed. Also, real life conditions such as friction are taken into account in order to
observe its effect on a tooth root stress cycle. In order to be able to compare the
results with ISO 6336 [1], spur gears used in simulations are modeled assuming error
free geometry without tolerances and profile modifications.
2 CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS
Nominal toot root stress was analyzed on a two dimensional steel spur gear
numerical model within the commercial finite element package ABAQUS-Standard [4].
Regarding the convergence, the analysis can be carried out simply by replacing the
tooth of an opposite gear with the force acting upon the tooth of an observed gear at
the outer point of single pair tooth contact (OPSPTC). Within the analysis, the material
is considered to be homogeneous, isotropic and linear elastic. During the analysis, to
avoid biased results, finite elements in the area of alteration (Figure 1. (c)) have to be
roughly the same size. Thus, a structured mesh type is used.
Basic data of analyzed gear pair is given in Table 1. The data for the
convergence analysis as well as the tooth root stress cycle analysis will be extracted
from the tooth root of the driving gear.
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ISO 6336 standard [1] for an arbitrarily selected nominal moment of T = 400 Nm. Since
the topic of this paper is nominal stress at the tooth root, the area of finite element
alteration containing n number of elements is placed precisely there (Figure 1. (c))
Figure 1. Convergence analysis numerical model: (a) observed driving gear, (b)
observed gear tooth and (c) area of finite element alteration
Comparison of convergence for the 1st and 2nd order triangular elements can
be seen on Figure 2 and for the 1st and 2nd order rectangular elements on Figure 3.
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From Figures 2. and 3. it is clear that 2nd order finite elements provide more
accurate results as opposed to 1st order elements, thus only 2nd order finite elements
will be taken into consideration in further analyses.
When it comes to the accuracy of the results, from Figure 4. it can be noted
that both triangular and rectangular second order finite elements are adequate.
However, second order rectangular elements show great promise even at extremely
low n values (nominal tooth root stress for second order rectangular elements is
approximately F0 = 270 MPa, whereas for the second order triangular elements it is
only about F0 = 210 MPa). From Figure 4., it can be also observed that nominal tooth
root stress (F0 = 284 MPa) obtained via ISO 6336 [1] is slightly greater than the final
one obtained using FEM analysis (F0 = 280 MPa), which is in accordance with [5].
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of its rotation angle, 1. Contact amongst the teeth was established using option:
normal behavior, hard contact. In the case when friction was used, tangential behavior
property was added, with the arbitrarily chosen friction coefficient of = 0,1.
Figure 5. The driving gear cycle of normal stress in a plane normal to the surface
at location of nominal tooth root stress (maximum principal stress)
occurs at approximate rotation angle 1 = 48. Even though the stress cycles are
considerably similar, during the period of a single pair tooth contact friction reduces the
values of tooth root stress and then increases it. That effect is a result of a friction force
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direction change. Compared to the values of nominal tooth root stress of a frictionless
cycle, there is an increase of approximately 7-8 %. However, these results are the
product of an arbitrarily chosen uniform friction coefficient of = 0.1. According to [6]
the average friction coefficient for well lubricated gear pairs is usually lover than 0.1
and therefore the observed effect of stress increase would be smaller.
The nominal tooth root stress value in the case of frictionless contact
(F0 = 270 MPa) is lower than the value (F0 = 280 MPa) obtained when the force is
acting upon the tooth at the OPSPTC due to the effect of teeth deflection during the
meshing process. This finding was expected and is in accordance with the trends
published in [3] and [7].
4 CONCLUSION
In this paper, nominal tooth root stress of a spur gear tooth was analyzed in
order to determine which finite elements would produce most accurate results with the
least number of them needed. It was shown that both 2nd order triangular and
rectangular elements are substantially better at approximating results obtained from
analytical calculations than the 1st order finite elements. However, 2nd order rectangular
elements converge towards a result slightly 'faster' than the triangular ones. In other
words, a greater number of 2nd order triangle finite elements is required to achieve
convergence, thus requiring a greater number of equations and consequently more
time to obtain the necessary results. It was also observed that friction has a relatively
significant impact on the tooth root stress cycle of gear tooth (depending on the friction
coefficient ), especially in the area between the inner and the outer point of single pair
tooth contact. In the case when friction is taken in to account, the driving gear nominal
tooth root stress value is greater than in the case of frictionless contact.
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Rezime: Predmet ueg posmatranja u ovom radu jeste primjena numerike analize na
modelu jednogredne visee mosne dizalice sa optereenjima koja se javljaju pri radu u
realnim industrijskim uslovima. Tokom izrade realnog projekta koriten je analitiki i
numeriki proraun, a predmet ovog rada jeste samo naponsko-deformaciona analiza
numerikim putem. Uz upotrebu savremenih softwarea, metodom konanih
elemenata, utvrena su najvea naprezanja dizalice za najnepovoljniji sluaj, tj. kada
se vozno vitlo nalazi na sredini glavnog nosaa.
Key words: finite element method, overhead crane, stress strain analysis
1 UVOD
Dizalice su grupa najire primjenjenih sredstava u rukovanju materijalima i
historijski su prisutna veoma dugo. Spektar rjeenja razliitih konstrukcija dizalica u
praksi je veoma irok. Prema tome, izbor tipa dizalice je usaglaen sa procesom koji
usluuje. Mosne dizalice su u velikoj mjeri primjenjene u industrijskom, preteno
procesnom transportu, ali i drugim djelatnostima [1].
1Asist. Amna Bajtarevi, dipl. in., Zenica, Univerzitet u Zenici, Mainski fakultet Zenica, BiH,
amna_bajtarevic@hotmail.com (CA)
2 Doc.dr.sc. Fuad Hadikaduni, Zenica, Univerzitet u Zenici, Mainski fakultet Zenica, BiH,
hfuad@mf.unze.ba
3 V.prof.dr.sc. Nedeljko Vukojevi, Zenica, Univerzitet u Zenici, Mainski fakultet Zenica, BiH,
vukojevicn@mf.unze.ba
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5 ZAKLJUAK
U predstavljenom konkretnom primjeru odreivanja naponsko-deformacionog
ponaanja jednogredne mosne dizalice potrebno je naglasiti da je cjelokupan projekat
podrazumijevao analitiki i numeriki pristup. U ovom radu je izvrena numerika
analiza primjenom metode konanih elemenata, pri emu se utvrdilo da rezultati
analitikog prorauna dobro prate rezultate numerike analize. S tim u vezi, analizirana
su i vertikalna i horizontalna optereenja.
Odstupanja uporednih napona su posljedica razliitog pristupa provjeri.
Analitikim putem je ukupni napon na sredini dobijen kao napon savijanja izazvan
djelovanjem nazivnog optereenja i vlastite teine dizalice, pri emu optereenje
djeluje kao koncentrisana sila na sredini nosaa. Kod numerikog modela, uporedni
napon predstavlja sumu svih naprezanja koja se javljaju na sredini glavnog nosaa, a
tu spadaju i normalni i tangencijalni naponi kao i naponi usljed lokalnog savijanja i
pritiskivanja u zoni djelovanja nazivnog optereenja.
S obzirom da su vrijednosti ugiba i uporednih napona ispod doputenih
granica, moe se konstatovati da visea jednogredna mosna dizalica raspona 3,0 [m]
za projektovano nazivno optereenje od 32 [kN] u potpunosti zadovoljava.
Potrebno je naglasiti da je u provedenom proraunu obuhvaen cjelokupni
konstrukcioni aspekt same dizalice.
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Tabakovi Slobodan, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Fakultet tehnikih nauka, Departman za proizvodno
mainstvo, Novi Sad, Republika Srbija tabak@uns.ac.rs; (CA)
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ivanovi Saa, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet Beograd, Beograd, Republika Srbija,
szivanovic@mas.bg.ac.rs;
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1 UVOD
Usavravanje maina alatki kao osnove tehnolokih sistema, u savremenom
mainstvu obuhvata: poveanje fleksibilnosti maina, poveanje reima obrade i
maksimalno iskorienje radnog prostora. U skladu sa savremenim trendovima u
mainstvu [1] prilikom razvoja maina alatki neophodno je jo u procesu koncipiranja
sagledati sve prednosti i nedostatke potencijalnih reenja i optimizacijom obezbediti
odgovarajue karakteristike. Kao reenje za takve zahteve se namee primena
virtuelnih prototipova i odgovarajuih softverskih reenja u svim fazama razvoja
proizvoda [2].
U radu se opisuje jedna faza procesa projektovanja maine alatke na bazi
originalnog O-X mehanizma sa hibridnom kinematskom strukturom [3-7]. Ova faza
obuhvata simulaciju kinematskih karakteristika pri kretanju izvrnog organa
mehanizma brzinama koji odgovaraju eksploatacionim pri operacijama obrade
kompleksnih radnih predmeta. Pri tome se simulacije vre na osnovu eljene putanje
alata u cilju verifikacije geometrijskih i kinematskih karakteristika hibridnog mehanizma
i nosee strukture, kao i uoavanje eventualnih kolizija u toku rada.
a) b)
Slika 1. Polazne koncepcije CAD modela opruenog i ukrtenog oblika O-X glide
mehanizma
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Slika 6. Primer simulacije rada pri konturnoj obradi sloene krivolinijske putanje
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5 ZAVRNA RAZMATRANJA
Na osnovu sprovedenih istraivanja je izveden vei broj zakljuaka koji se
odnose na konkretnu mainu alatku ali i na mogunosti primene virtuelnih prototipova
u procesu razvoja slinih proizvoda. Pre svega, analize su pokazale da izabrano
reenje u pogledu konfiguracije O-X mehanizma poseduje odgovarajue osobine za
mini mainu alatku ali da je za unapreenje geometrijskih karakteristika radnog
prostora neophodna modifikacija pojedinih elemenata u pogledu duine hoda klizaa
na paralelnom mehanizmu. Sa druge strane, primena virtuelnog prototipa je u
potpunosti opravdana budui da je ve u fazi izbora konfiguracije elemenata omoguila
uvid u: primenljivost i stepen iskorienosti pojedinih komponenenata, ispravnost
upravljakog algoritma i eksploatacione karakteristike budue maine alatke.
Na osnovu dobijenih rezultata se, posle odgovarajuih korekcija, prelo na
sledeu fazu razvoja maine alatke, izradu funkcionalnog fizikog prototipa na
Departmanu za proizvodno mainstvo Fakulteta tehnikih nauka u Novom Sadu.
ZAHVALNOST
Ovaj rad je nastao u okviru istraivanja na projektima TR 35025 Savremeni
prilazi u razvoju specijalnih reenja uleitenja u mainstvu i medicinskoj protetici i TR
35022 Razvoj nove generacije domaih obradnih sistema, koji je podran od strane
Ministarstva prosvete, nauke i tehnolokog razvoja Vlade Republike Srbije.
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Annals - manufacturing technology, 54/2, p.p. 115-138.
[2] Fortunato, A., Ascari, A. (2013). The virtual design of machining centers for HSM:
Towards new integrated tools, Mechatronics, 23/3, p.p. 264-278.
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tool based on O-X glide hybrid mechanism using a symbolic virtual model, Journal
of Production Engineering, 15/1, p.p. 37-40.
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manipulaciju radnim predmetima ili alatima kod maina alatki i industrijskih
manipulatora, Glasnik intelektualne svojine, Br. 2/2012, Zavod za intelektualnu
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kinematskih karakteristika maine alatke bazirane na hibridnoj kinematici
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Pojam virtuelnih obradnih sistema, kao i simulacije rada virtuelnog prototipa
1
Prof. dr Saa ivanovi, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet, (szivanovic@mas.bg.ac.rs) (CA)
2 Doc. dr Nikola Slavkovi, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet, (nslavkovic@ mas.bg.ac.rs)
3 Doc. dr Branko Kokotovi, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet, (bkokotovic@ mas.bg.ac.rs)
4 Prof. dr Dragan Milutinovi, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet, (dmilutinovic@ mas.bg.ac.rs)
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maine kada maina radi po zadatom programu, je irok i obuhvata kompletne modele
procesa obrade, nosee strukture, pogona, prenosnika, kinematikog podsistema itd.
[1]. To se sve integrie u jedinstveni sistem softvera, koji omoguava neki deo virtuelne
proizvodnje [2,3]. Ovakva istraivanja simulacije rada razliitih obradnih sistema na
Mainskom fakultetu u Beogradu su intenzivna i imaju dosta kompletiranih rezultata
kao to su: simulacija mini laboratorijske troosne maine sa paralelnom kinematikom
[4], simulacija dvoosnog erozimata sa icom [5], simulacija rada dvoosnog NU struga
[6], simulacija petoosne maine alatke [7], itd.
U ovom radu virtuelni rekonfigurabilni obradni sistem se bazira na virtuelnim
prototipovima petoosnih maina alatki iz klase rekonfigurabilnih maina alatki
razmatranih u radu [8] i obuhvata samo kinematiku simulaciju rada maine na bazi
zadatog programa u dva okruenja: CAD/CAM sistemu PTC Creo 2.0 [9] i STEP-NC
Machine [10].
Pod koncepcijom rekonfigurabilne maine alatke [11] ovde se podrazumeva
sistem sastavnih elemenata pomou kojeg se moe kompletirati vie razliitih maina,
pri emu je svaka od njih nova struktura. Predmet ovog rada su rekonfigurabilne
maine sa visokom kumulacijom namena i sa jednim ili dva vretena. Izmena alata nije
predmet ovih istraivanja, kao ni drugi elementi opreme ovakve maine, osim
neizostavnog sistema za programiranje. Rekonfigurabilni obradni sistem u ovom radu
se bazira na koncepcijama rekonfigurabilnih maina alatki, koje su tipini strugovi sa
obradom glodanjem i glodalica sa obradom struganjem. U prvom planu su
rekonfigurabilne maine tipa strugova sa obradom glodanjem, to se opravdava
statistiki eim osno simetrinim delovima u proizvodnim programima proizvoaa
raznih maina. Na taj nain se omoguava da se obrade struganjem i glodanjem
kompletiraju sa istim baziranjem na istoj maini, ime se postie kontinualnost obrade
uz dobar kvalitet.
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W OM T W OM T W OM T
AB Nepokretni lan
- - AB A B
BA - - Nepokretni lan O i BA B Nepokretni lan O i A
O i ose X,Y,Z
ose X,Y,Z osnovne ose X,Y,Z osnovne
AC osnovne troosne - - AC A C
troosne maine su u troosne maine su u
CA maine su u - - svim uzajamnim CA C svim uzajamnim A
BC svim uzajamnim - - B B C
redosledima. redosledima.
redosledima.
CB - - CB C B
GM1: Grupa maina u kojima GM2: Grupa maina u kojima GM3: Grupa maina u kojima
obrtne ose pokreu samo obrtne ose pokreu samo alat. obrtne ose pokreu i alat i
obradak. Maine su Maine su horizontalne ili obradak. Maine su horizontalne
horizontalne ili vertikalne. vertikalne. ili vertikalne.
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Legenda: P: postolje; DOS: dvostruki obrtni sto; DSH: dvostruki obrtni sto horizontalne; GV: glodako
vreteno; SV: strugarsko vreteno; BB: postolje Box in Box, ST: stub; JSM: jednostruki sto multifunkcionalne;
Ost: obrtni sto, Ug:ugaonik, (OVG, OHG, OMF, OS): koordinatni sistemi vertikalne i horizontalne glodalice,
multifunkcionalne i strugarske maine; GVHG: glavno vreteno horizontalne; VDV: voice drugog vretena;
A,B,C: rotacije
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varijantu maine
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programu na bazi putanje alata (CLF). Ova vrsta simulacije je vrlo interesantna kako
prilikom ravoja novih koncepcija maine i uvida u njen rad i eventualne kolizije, kada
ne postoji fiziki prototip, tako i za verifikaciju programa obrade u CAD/CAM okruenju.
5. ZAKLJUCI
U radu je prikazan koncept razvoja jedne klase rekonfigurabilnih petoosnih
maina alatki, koja ukljuuje analizu konfigurisanih virtuelnih prototipova pri simulaciji
njihovog rada u okruenjima za programiranje. Razmatrana su dva takva okruenja i to
CAD/CAM i STEP-NC Machine.
U radu je dat formaliziam za opis konfiguracija razmatranih maina pomou
strukturnih formula. Za izabrane predstavnike razmatranih rekonfigurabilnih petoosnih
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ZAHVALNOST
Ovaj rad je nastao u okviru istraivanja na projektu TR35022 Razvoj nove
generacije domaih obradnih sistema, koji je podran od strane Ministarstva za
prosvetu, nauku i tehnoloki razvoj Vlade Republike Srbije.
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program verification, Proceedings of the 12th International Scientific Conference
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Abstract: In the last period a high-speed main spindles, by modern machine tools, are
used with basic goal - to increase efficiency. The prediction of thermal behavior of the
spindle is essential for machining precision. The main source of heat on the spindle
occurs due to friction torque on bearings with angular contact. The heat generated on
the bearings transfers to the spindle and surrounding air, thus causing the thermal
expansion of spindle elements. This paper presents a 3D FEM thermal model of the
main spindle with hybrid angular contact ball bearings.
Key words: angular contact ball bearings, FEM, main spindle, thermal behavior
1 INTRODUCTION
The development of technology in producing high speed machine tools can be
observed from the area of machine tool application [1]. The behavior of machine tools
while in exploitation is conditioned by the behavior of certain vital assemblies.
Especially significant are the spindle units, as the principle units of machine tools,
since they determine the accuracy and productivity [2]. Behavior of this assembly
during exploitation is conditioned by numerous parameters which can be grouped in
three groups [3]: a) conceptual, b) geometric and c) other significant parameters.
Within constructive and geometric parameters it is possible to consider an influence of
spindle, drive element and bearing support. Other significant parameters are: stiffness
and bearing dumping, temperature and limited speed. At high-speed spindle and
bearings rotations, a high heat amount is generated, and rotate elements (spindle,
inner bearing rings and other revolving assembly elements) present rotational masses
in system, which demands a precise cooling adjustment, lubrication and balancing. In
this paper, the finite element method is used to simulate the temperature distribution of
main spindle system. This model includes the major heat sources, the heat transfer
between spindle elements for a transient analysis of the thermal behavior.
1
Dr Aleksandar Zivkovi, assist. professor, Novi Sad, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of technical sciences,
(acoz@uns.ac.rs)
2
Dr Milan Zeljkovi, full professor, Novi Sad, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of technical sciences,
(milanz@uns.ac.rs)
3
M.sc. Milo Kneev, assistant, Novi Sad, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of technical sciences,
(knezev@uns.ac.rs)
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The order component of heat generation within the bearing is the spinning friction
moment, which is formulated for every contact with the inner and outer raceway, based
on [5]:
3 Qi ,o ( j ) ai ,o ( j ) E '
M S ,i , o ( j ) (2)
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where is friction coefficient and a is semi-major axis of the contact area.
The total heat generated on the inner and outer raceway can be obtained as the sum
of heat generated for each ball as [6]:
Z Z
H i ,o ( j )
j 1
b M i ,o ( j ) j 1
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The temperature of the front bearings is much higher than that of the rear. The
maximum temperature occurs on the outer ring of the front bearing. This happens
mostly because the higher generated heat and higher load occur on the front bearings.
As the front 1bearings are very near to the top of the spindle (small
ANSYS 7.0 length of the spindle
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Figure 5 shows the simulated temperatures on the front bearing, housing, and
spindle nose during time, for characteristic points in Figure 3. Unlike the temperature of
the front bearing, the temperatures in other observed places increase slowly in the
initial phase and rapidly in the later phase, until they reach stationary state. Their
growth in time takes longer than on the bearings. Essentially, it is important to mention
that the increase of temperature for observed places follows the same trend, but in
different times of reaching the stationary state.
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4 CONCLUSION
This paper discussed the mathematical model for predicting the spindle's
temperature distribution in steady-state and non steady-state. This model can be
separated into two sub-models: the heat generated model, and the model of the
spindle. In this paper, the thermal model of the spindle was created by using the finite
element approach. This approach was chosen because of its major advantage, which
is that heat conduction can be easily integrated with complex geometries and physical
conditions, especially for any further analyses of the influence of temperature on static
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and dynamic behaviour of the spindle. On the other hand this paper presents an
analytic method for calculating the heat generated on the bearing, based on the
internal distribution of load. Additionally, the simulation errors of the temperature fields
are less than 10%, which in turn confirms the effectiveness of the simulated model
proposed in this paper.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In this paper some results of the project: Contemporary approaches to the
development of special solutions related to bearing supports in mechanical engineering
and medical prosthetics TR 35025, carried out by the Faculty of Technical Sciences,
University of Novi Sad, Serbia, are presented. The project is supported by the Ministry
of Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia.
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Abstract: This paper presents a research based on the assumption that a relationship
between the spectrum of high-frequency vibrations measured on tool shank, in
immediate vicinity of the cutting zone, and the tool wear degree exists. The wear
causes changes in tool tip geometry, which has a significant influence on the process
of chip forming. At the same time, the erratic nature of chip forming process generates
a very broad spectrum of vibrations. This vibrations signal is important of early wear
detection and we describe the principal trends. Firstly, we described the principal
trends presented by researchers in the field of chip forming and afterwards, that
investigation of the correlation between vibrations signal has been detected.
1 INTRODUCTION)
Using various approaches, a number of researchers have dealt with the
influence of machining conditions on chip morphology during machining of tempered
steel. One of the approaches involves macroscopic and microscopic analysis of chip
morphology, allowing insight into various information, including mechanism of chip
generation. Chip forming mechanism and morphology are important characteristics of
machining which contains crucial information on the cutting process itself.
Dolinsek et al. [1] studied the chip forming mechanism, and microscopic
geometry of chip cross section at high-speed machining of steel (50 m/min to 1500
m/min). The study examined: frequency of chip segmentation, dimensions of deformed
and undeformed chip segments, as well as their form. Morehead et al. [2] investigated
the influences of various machining regimes on the shape of the generated chip in hard
materials. In their analysis they included a tool wear degree and an interaction
between vibration amplitudes, cutting speed, and feed.
1 Assoc. Prof. Dr.Sc., Aco Antic, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences,Trg D. Obradovica 6.,
21000 Novi Sad,Serbia, antica@uns.ac.rs
2 Prof. Dr.Sc., Milan Zeljkovic, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences,Trg D. Obradovica 6.,
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Dutta et al. [3] dealt with the influence of selected composite tool material on
the macroscopic shape of the formed chip. In addition, they examined the variation of
the chip shape and tool wear as the function of cutting parameters. Chip morphology
significantly influences thermo-mechanical characteristics in the tool/workpiece system,
which directly impacts a tool life. Barry and Byrne [4] applied a quick stop test acoustic
emission sensor (AE) to identify generation mechanism and type of chip generated in
machining of two different material types. A combination of AE and force sensors was
used by Barry et al. [5] to identify generation mechanism, morphology, and shape of
the chip. In both of the studies the authors concluded that lamellae shear, i.e., forming
of either continuous or discontinuous chip, generates dominant sources of elastic strain
energy which, by themselves, represent sources of acoustic emission. Beside the
indirect methods, Cotterell and Byrne [6] used high resolution cameras with high
sampling frequencies to detect the character of the chip formed at production cutting
speeds. Formation and spreading of cracks from the free chip surface towards the tool
rake surface, forming mechanism of serrated chips, as well as the stress and strain
phenomena related to thermoplastic instability were considered by Vyas and Shaw [7].
Zhang et al. [8] in his research, investigated formation of the saw-tooth chips in
association with the fluctuation of the cutting force components under different cutting
parameters in turning of Inconel 718 with (Ti, Al)N/TiN coated cutting tools under dry
cutting condition. Authors observed with the scanning electron microscopy (SEM), the
saw-tooth chips which directly cause the cutting force components to fluctuate.
Segmented chip involves lamellae shear which, in turn, generates vibrations and
acoustic emission in the machining of various types of steel. Serrated chip shape
obstructs removal during machining, thus playing an important role in tool wear
mechanism. Differences between coated and uncoated carbide tools is widely studied
and simulated [9]. The process of chip forming and chip classification was observed
from various aspects: microstructure of material, cutting speed, feed rate, depth of cut,
shear angle, etc. The mechanism of chip forming at high cutting speeds differs from
that of conventional machining [10]. Abrasive wear on tool rake surface causes severe
plastic deformations of material, as well as the formation of serrated chip, as reported
by Zheng et al. [11].
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Fig. 2 Types of chip formation and segmentation, a) continuous chip without segments,
b) segmented chip with a clear separation of the segments
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the crater on the tool rake surface has an important influence on the mechanism of
chip forming, as well as on the frequency of chip segmentation and its form.
Fig. 3 Cutting tool inserts, a) starting tool wear, b) finished tool wear
Fig. 4 Progression of flank wear at cutting speeds 180 m/min and 250 m/min,
with same cutting conditions
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Shown in Fig. 5 is the morphology of a free chip surface which was generated
during machining by a fresh and worn tool insert at predefined machining conditions.
Fig. 5(a) shows free chip surface which is smooth, and without pronounced lamellae
generated by shear, while in Fig. 6(a) the shear is clearly visible.
Fig. 5 Free chip surface machining with new tool insert: a) free chip surface at 50x
magnification on SEM, b) free chip surface at 1000x magnification on SEM
Under a 1000x microscopic magnification, shown in Fig. 5(b) and 6(b), the
difference is even more visible. Fig. 5(b) shows the chip type generated by a new tool
insert, with the dominant continuous form, without pronounced discontinuous pattern.
Fig. 6(b) shows the chip generated by the worn tool insert, where, in contrast to the
new tool insert case, the chip generation mechanism features thermal softening, and a
pronounced shear in the primary cutting zone.
Fig. 6 Free chip surface machining with worn tool insert: a) free chip surface at 50x
magnification on SEM, b) free chip surface at 1000x magnification on SEM
Such conclusion is supported by Fig. 7 which shows the cross section of chips
generated by new and worn tool inserts. Speaking of a single chip segment, its
geometric features are length of undeformed surface, and shear angle (). Shear angle
is measured in the longitudinal cross-section of the chip on SEM. The premise is
correct that the shear inside the segments is parallel to the lines of the localized shear.
The shear angle was statistically evaluated over 15sample segments for measured
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value. It appeared that shear angle were correlated well, and slightly decreases with
the tool wear as can be seen in Fig. 7.
The cross section of the chip has shown in Fig. 7(a) features periodic initiations
of segmentation, while the formed segments are irregular in shape. The free surface of
chip exhibits undeformed surfaces of small and irregular heights, with small interstices
and sporadic shear initiations, which are also visible in Fig. 7(a).
Fig. 7 Chip cross section formed at the cutting process: a) new tool insert,
b) worn tool insert
3.2 Correlation of power spectra density vibrations signals with a tool wear
Considering the power spectra density for several measurements with different
tool wear degrees, there is a visible change in the spectrum, as shown in Fig. 8 and
Fig. 9. It is obvious that, at higher frequencies (over 5 kHz) the influence of the tool
insert degree of wear has more influence on the spectral composition than at the lower
frequencies. The peaks at lower frequencies, especially up to 2 kHz, are pronounced
and stable, which means that they originate from the machine tool, and not from the
machining process.
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This justifies the approach which is based on using the higher part of the
spectrum to define the state of tool wedge, i.e. to define the state of tool wear during
machining. At higher frequencies, from 50 to 500 kHz, one should expect an even
more pronounced dependence between tool geometry state, and the frequency
response of the machining system.
The analysis of results from the images clearly reveals the change of PSD at
higher frequencies, which indicates that tool wear, i.e., the change in tool wedge
geometry, suppresses the peaks at higher frequencies, and boosts signal strength.
The spectral leakage around the peaks at characteristic frequencies is significantly
higher for the worn tool insert, which indicates significant changes in the process of
chip formation.
4 CONCLUSIONS
The results of microscopic analysis of chip segments indicate strong correlation
between the mechanism of chip formation, chip morphology, and tool wear degree.
Moreover, it has been established that, at constant cutting parameters, the progression
of tool wear influences the form and type of chip segmentation, from the continuous to
the discontinuous chip which is generated by lamellar shear in the primary cutting
zone.
The measurements of vibrations on the tool shank in the vicinity of the primary
cutting zone, and calculation of PSD, revealed correlation between the tool wear
degree, and the mechanism of chip formation and chip morphology.
Variations in PSD signal measured on the tool shank in the vicinity of the
primary cutting zone are caused by the changes in the chip formation mechanism.
These changes are caused by the progression in tool wear which was directly
confirmed by SEM analyses of chip cross section.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This paper is part of research on the projects on technological development
financed by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Serbia - Grants
No TR35025. Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad.
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Kljune rijei: geometrija alata, krti materijali, mikro rezanje, optimizacija procesa
Key words: tool geometry, brittle materials, micro cutting, process optimization
1 UVOD
Fenomeni koji se javljaju u zoni rezanja tokom procesa mikro obrade krtih
materijala jo uvek predstavljaju enigmu. Postoje razliiti pristupi u predstavljanju
1 Asistent, mast. in. ma, Milo Pjevi, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet, Katedra za proizvodno
mainstvo, Beograd, Srbija, mpjevic@mas.bg.ac.rs
2 Prof. dr Ljubodrag Tanovi, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Mainski fakultet, Katedra za proizvodno mainstvo,
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Slika 1. ematski prikaz a) naponskog stanja unutar materijala koji dovodi do reima
plastinog deformisanja, b) reima krtog loma i c) sistema prslina unutar materijala.
3 EKSPERIMENTALNA POSTAVKA
Tokom eksperimenta, proces mikro rezanja izveden je na obradnom centru ILR
HMC-500. Postavljanje i stezanje prizmatinog pripremka na radni sto maine ostvaren
je preko dinamometra i specijalnog pomonog pribora. Specijalni pomoni pribor za
funkciju ima stezanje dela i obezbeivanje potrebnog ugla nagiba ', kojim se definie
promena dubine obrade u svakom novom prolazu (slika 2).
Alat u vidu dijamantskog vrha, postavljen je na rotacioni disk. Rotacioni disk
ostvarije glavno obrtno kretanje definisanog broja obrtaja 'n i pomono pravolinijsko
kretanje brzinom Vw. Ovakvim kretanjem ostvaruje se sloeno kretanje dijamantskog
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vrha (zavojno), ime je omogueno ostvariti vie prolaza na jednoj povrini. U toku
eksperimenta koriena su tri dijamantska vrha sa razliitom geometrijom, odnosno
razliitim radijusom zaobljenja vrha (R0.2, R0.15, R0.06).
4 ANALIZA REZULTATA
Intenzitet bonog razaranja odreen je osmatranjem obraenih povrina. Na
slikama 3, 4 i 5, prikazani su ljebovi koji su obraeni alatima radijusa R0.2, R0.15,
R0.06, retrospektivno.
Na slici 3a (alat R0.2 mm), u toku reima plastinog deformisanja nije prisutno
bono razaranje materijala. Sa druge strane na slici 3b se mogu uoiti blagi tragovi
krzanja obraene povrine ispred samog prelaza iz plastinog u reim krtog loma. U
reimu krtog loma jasno je uoljivo prisustvo bonog razaranja materijala, gde je,
zapravo, formirani ljeb vee zapremine od idealnog traga koji bi stvario alat. U ovom
eksperimentu, pri obradi alatom R0.2 mm, izmerene duine bonog razaranja kreu se
u rasponu od 0.11 do 0.27 mm.
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(a) (b)
Slika 3. Izgledi ljebova generisanih uz pomo alata radijusa R0.2 mm.
(a) (b)
Slika 4. Izgledi ljebova generisanih uz pomo alata radijusa R0.15 mm.
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(b)
(c)
Slika 5. Izgledi ljebova generisanih uz pomo alata radijusa R0.06 mm.
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5 ZAKLJUAK
Zbog svojih fiziko/mehanikih svojstava, mermer ima sve veu primenu u
industriji, meutim, njegova teka obradivost predstavlja problem. Zaostle prsline
unutar materijala bitno mogu uticati na integritet cele konstrukcije, samim tim
poznavanje fenomena koji se javljaju u procesu mikro obrade je neophodno.
Promena vrednosti radija alata dovodi do promene vrednosti intenziteta bonog
razaranja materijala. Smanjenje vrednosti radijusa sa R0.2 na R0.15 mm, odnosno
25%, dovodi do smanjenja intenziteta bonog razaranja za oko 3055%. Daljim
smanjenjem radijusa alata na R0.06 mm (za 60% manji u odnosu na R0.15 mm),
smanjuje se intenzitet bonih prslina od 53 do 98% u odnosu na vrednosti prslina koje
nastaju usled obrade alatom R0.15 mm. Smanjenjem radijusa ostvaruje se smanjenje
intenziteta bonog razaranja.
Ukoliko se pogleda proporcionalnost izmeu vrednosti radijusa alata i bonih
prslina, moe se rei da je nepovoljniji sluaj kada se koriste alati sa manjim radijusom.
U tom sluaju vrednosti bonih prslina mogu biti znatno vee od idealne irine ljeba
koji bi trebalo da formira alat.
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1 INTRODUCTION
Modeling and prediction of cutting forces in metal cutting is very important, due
to their significant impacts on quality of machined surface, tool wear, self-excited
vibrations, etc. Furthermore, prediction of cutting forces helps in the machining
optimization problems, in adaptive control and monitoring applications, in the formulation
of simulation models, etc. Finally, knowledge of the cutting forces is essential for
estimation of power requirements of the machine tools. However, accurate modeling of
the cutting forces is not a simply task due to the many highly interlinked variables of
machining process influencing these forces. In this regard, cutting forces have been
investigated by many researchers through formulation of appropriate models for their
prediction. The most frequently used predictive models are mathematical models based
on the physics of the cutting process, the multiple regression technique and artificial
intelligence (AI) techniques. Over the last two decades, different modeling methods
based on artificial intelligence have become the preferred trend and are applied by most
researchers as an accurate and powerful tool for machining process modeling. There
1 Dr Djordje Cica, Univeristy of Banja Luka, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Republika Srpska BiH,
djordjecica@gmail.com
2 Mr Branislav Sredanovic, Univeristy of Banja Luka, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Republika Srpska
BiH, sredanovic@gmail.com
3 Dr Davorin Kramar, Univeristy of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Slovenia,
davorin.kramar@fs.uni-lj.si
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2 EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS
The experiments were performed on machining carbon steel Ck45E. The
cylindrical bar specimen that is utilized in these experiments has a diameter of 120 mm
and length of 300 mm and is placed with its longitudinal axis aligned with the direction
of feed. Machining experiments have been carried out on the universal lathe VDF
Boehringer Prvomajska, fitted with a MQL system for dosing of cooling and lubrication
fluid in the cutting zone. Cutting tool was SUMITOMO with insert SNMG 120408 NMX,
rake angle = 10, angle of inclination = 45, and corner radius r = 0.8 mm. In this
study, three levels of depth of cut, four levels of feed rate, and three levels of cutting
speed were used as the variables for cutting forces modeling (Table 1). Cutting speed
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was implemented in accordance with the actual diameter of the workpiece and the
available number of spindle speed. With the cutting parameters defined and according
to their levels, in total 36 experiments were realized. The cutting force components (main
cutting force Fc, feed force Ff and passive force Fp) were measured with a three-
component dynamometer (Kistler 9259A) which was rigidly mounted on the lathe via a
custom designed adapter for the tool holder so that cutting forces components could be
accurately measured. The measurement chain further includes a charge amplifier
(Kistler 5001), a spectrum analyzer (HP3567A), and a PC for data acquisition and
analysis. The schematic layout of the experimental setup is shown in Figure 1.
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Figure 2. Effect of MQL and conventional method of cooling and lubricating on main
cutting force (a), feed force (b), and passive force (c)
Fc C1 C2 f C3 vc C4 a C5 f a C6 f 2 (1)
Ff C1 C2 f C3 vc C4 a C5 f a C6 vc a (2)
Fp C1 C2 f C3 vc C4 a C5 f a C6 vc a (3)
In this study, GA were employed to search for optimal values of coefficients C1,
C2, C3, C4, C5, and C6, for which modelled equations will give the smallest deviation from
experimentally obtained data. In a GA, a fitness function is required to solve an
optimization problem. In this paper fitness function is defined by Eq. 4:
28
Ei M i
100 (4)
i 1 Ei
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where Ei are experimentally obtained values of the cutting force components and
Mi are modeled value of these forces. In order to achieve the best performance of GA, a
parametric study for determination of optimal set of GA parameters was carried out. The
optimization process takes place with the values of crossover probability, mutation
probability, maximum number of generations and population size.
The models obtained using GA were compared within the independent data set
called testing dataset and results are shown in Figure 3. In predicting of main cutting
force the mean absolute percent error (MAPE) and maximum absolute percent error
(MaxAPE) were 1.48% and 3.1%, respectively. The mean absolute percentage errors
for feed force and passive force were 1.85% and 1.66%, respectively, while maximum
absolute percent errors were 6.1% and 5.4%, respectively. Hence it is evident that there
is good agreement between estimated and experimental values of cutting force
components for developed GA models.
Figure 3. Experimental and predicted results for main cutting force (a), feed force (b),
and passive force (c)
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5 CONCLUSIONS
In this study, GA based model for estimation of cutting force components under
MQL environment was developed. The experimental values of cutting parameters such
as feed, cutting speed and depth of cut have been used to develop GA based model for
the prediction of main cutting force, feed force and passive force. Then the models were
compared for their prediction capability with the experimentally determined values.
These models were found to predict the output with the 98.52%, 98.15% and 98.34%
accuracy, for main cutting force, feed force and passive force, respectively, which can
be considered as excellent agreement between estimated and experimental values of
cutting force components. Future work should involve extending the predictive cutting
force models to include the various parameters of the MQL technique, such are quantity
of oil and air pressure. Furthermore, future work should be extended to a wide range of
cutting conditions, workpiece material, and tools.
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Abstract: The paper present solutions to optimize the NC program. Using the original
NC program, keep the technology with the same cutting tools, the results give us less
time of manufacturing with more protection to collisions.
1 INTRODUCTION
When we create an NC program, we must take in consideration more options,
more variables and technological aspects to be able to respect the technical drawing of
the part, to respect the accuracy of the final product. But in the same time we must thing
regarding how to increase more profit, we must find the way to do more safest and fastest
machining and to apply the high technologyThis mean to optimize. In the paper we try
to give an answer regarding to present one solution to resolve these technical problems
and to succeed and to have a good and useful NC program on milling centers. Before
NC machining, first we must checklist for the NC program, to do not have machine
collision, tool breakage because this is capital facts and can cost a lot of money. One
broke NC spindle can cost between few thousand Euro to several tens of thousands of
Euro. It maybe be different situation from engineer, so there are variety of human error
will occur. Another important aspects are to establish a correct feed adapted at the
particular situations what we have in the manufacturing different parts with different
geometry, to calculate the correct RPM, and to manage the convenient air cut and over/
less cutting.
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Figure 2. The prevent collision and the adapted the cutting tools parameters (the feed
speed) are the big two advantages of NC BRAIN
Safe feed rate fit for load may cause excessive machining time. NCBrain controls
feed rate on load accordingly and save machining time. Besides, it will minimize the tool
breakage and abrasion. The function mentioned above has been applied to 3 axis and
is being applied to simultaneous 5 axis as well which is the first development in the world.
Tool breakage is easily happening on excessive load. NCBrain has a function, called
automatic tool path addition on overloaded area, which prevents tool breakage and
deterioration. In particular, this function helps safe machining without any accident during
unmanned operation by ATC.
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Face will the waste time of machining on air cut area during operation.
Considering this area, you have to create more detailed and stressful CAM. NC BRAIN
will save machining time by deleting this air cut area. Over & less cutting caused by NC
data and wrong tool info will create big damage to the end. This function checks the over
& less cutting by comparing CAD and Simulation model. You can prevent poor faulty in
advance with size base and naked eye.NC BRAIN accuracy on is one hundred-
thousandth, and is applicable to the extremely sensitive filed.
Figure 4. Data base creation for the cutting tools and the material stock
Lastly, it is D/B ( DATA -BASE) creation. Normally, the most important cutting
condition it depends on the engineer. NC BRAIN decides cutting condition by
optimization of cutting D/B so we can make fast, safe, and standard machining. NC
BRAIN will consider tools, machines and stock to create D/B. Consistently, if you
upgrade D/B, you can have more machining efficiency.
3 EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOL
All this advantages we will present on real machining application where we will
underline the advantages of NC BRAIN implementation in our POLITEHNICA
UNIVERSITY OF TIMISOARA, ROMANIA.
Figure 5. The CAM application and the real part what was manufacturing
In Figure 5 was presented the CAM solution to manufacturing the part. We used
a raw material: C45, dimensions: 150X100X20 mm.
The cutting tools who was used :
1. end mill 17.6 mm, 4 teeth, for manufacturing the inlands and the rectangular
and round pockets
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2. end mill 12 mm, 4 teeth, to make the contour in the rectangular and round
pockets
3. drill 6.8 mm, to manufacturing the drill
4. tap M8- for the threaded holes
5. engraving tool 6mm to engrave the words on the part.
Figure 6. The magazine and the cutting tool end mill 12 mm, 4 teeth in
manufacturing
Without using the NC BRAIN we will see the original tool path with green color
(Fig.8) and the time manufacturing was 11 minutes and 32 seconds. ,
(Fig. 7.)
Figure 7. The final simulation with the manufacturing time: 11 minutes and 32 seconds
Using the NC BRAIN software we will see different color of the trajectory (yellow,
blue, violet) what inform us that was change the feed take in consideration the
optimization of the part.
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But after the optimization we will see different values of the feed :
for example in (Fig. 9) we will see in the line 507 :
N507 G1 X-3.500 Y41.923 Z-0.599 F6000 S1800 that the values of the feed grow to
6000 mm/min and in the line N 128 the value for the feed is change at 1400 mm/min
(Fig 10.) because here we have one manufacturing process where we must respect the
cutting conditions. But in the line N797 G1 X83.500 Y49.000 Z -2.444 F670 S1800 the
value of the feed was change at 670 mm/min( Fig. 11.). Here the cutting tools go in the
material using the ramp milling strategy and the cutting condition was change.
The NC BRAIN can make the difference where the cutting tool is in the milling process
andin the situation where we can grow up the feed values where we made the
positioning. We can see on ( Fig. 12 ) that the feed value grow up at F 5000 mm/min.
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4 CONCLUSION
Using the NC BRAIN we obtain 9 minutes and 20 seconds of manufacturing
time. So the effect was with 19% less time of manufacturing.
NC BRAIN has high precision and best calculation speed in NC machining part. Only
NC BRAIN can help to do unmanned machining and reduce the machining time. And
also NC BRAIN calculation speed is 6 times more faster than other product. NC BRAIN
has been supplied top-notch standard technology for CNC machining to approx. 1500
clients and 6000 seats from top global companies to small companies. If you want
maximize profit with safest and fastest machining, NC BRAIN is not optional, it is
compulsory!
REFERENCES
[1] Adrian BUT Machine and advance sistem of manufacturing. POLITEHNICA
Publishing Timisoara, Romania ISBN 978-973-625-949-4
[2] KENNETH R. WRIGHT-CNC MILLING & TURNING-
www.cnceducationalservices.com
[3] NC BRAIN Documentations - http://ncbrain.com/
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Prof. dr Milentije Stefanovi,Fakultet inenjerskih nauka u Kragujevcu, Srbija, stefan@kg.ac.rs
2
Prof. dr Dragan Adamovi, Fakultet inenjerskih nauka u Kragujevcu, Srbija, adam@kg.ac.rs
3
Dr Andreja Stefanovi, JP Urbanizam -Kragujevac, Kragujevac, Srbija, andreja2202@gmail.com
4
Doc. dr Milija Krainik, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, BiH, Republika Srpska, milija.kraisnik@ues.rs.ba
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1 UVOD
Proizvodne tehnologije igraju znaajnu ulogu u napretku globalnog
industrijskog sveta, i neodvojivi su deo razvoja ljudskog drutva. Ove tehnologije, a
posebno tehnologija plastinog oblikovanja metala, intenzivno se razvija poslednjih
decenija. Njihov razvoj je usklaen sa globalnim ciljevima i izazovima ljudskog drutva,
od kojih su najvaniji oni u vezi sa obezbeenjem hrane i energije za populaciju koja
se vrtoglavo uveava. U oblasti proizvodnje delova i sklopova odigrala se prava
revolucija, koja se i dalje nastavlja uvoenjem novih tehnologija, automatizacije i
kompjutera, prvenstveno uveavajui sloenost proizvoda, sl.1.
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114 aktivnosti 53
Sistemske operacije
nemakih kompanija da bi Optimizacija geometrije
zasnovane na zahtevima
poboljali energetsku komponenti (debljina limova,
(automatsko iskljuivanje,
efikasnost i efikasnost projektovanje, itd.)
stand-by mod, itd.)
resursa
Primena novih tehnologija
Suva umesto vlane obrade pogona (direktni i hibridni
pogoni, itd.)
Minimalno kvantitativno
Obnova energije koenja
podmazivanje
Zamena materijala
Inteligentna kontrola brzine (projektovanje malih teina,
(pumpe, pogoni, itd.) poboljana otpornost na
habanje, itd.)
Smanjenje vremena ciklusa,
Smanjenje pokretnih masa
minimizacija neproizvodnog i
primena metalnih pena, itd.)
praznog vremena
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4 ZAKLJUCI
Razvoj tehnologije plastinog oblikovanja metala podrazumeva i usaglaavanje
sa savremenim zahtevima za utedu energije i uvoenje tzv. istih proizvodnih
postupaka, koji se temelje na: ouvanju bazinih resursa i materijala, optimalnoj
konstrukciji proizvoda i proizvodnji, smanjenju potronje energije i zatiti ovekove
okoline, ime se i bavi eko-tribologija. Korienje ekoloki prihvatljivih maziva je samo
jedan od aspekata globalnog pristupa u oblasti TPO.
Za analizu utede energetskih tehnologija proizvodnje potrebno je koristiti tzv.
holistiki pristup, koji ukljuuje sinergiju svih aktivnosti proizvodnje i tehnolokog nivoa
fabrike ili kompanije. U radu se daju preporuke za eventualne intervencije u tom
pogledu. Da bi se postigla optimalna uteda energije neophodno je izvriti analizu
bilansa energije i protoka materijala za sve elemente proizvodnog lanca. Sa ekolokog
aspekta, kao i u drugim tehnologijama, glavni problemi kod proizvodnih tehnologija su
ouvanje raspoloivih resursa, i smanjenje uticaja na ivotnu sredinu. Ova dva glavna
pitanja mogu biti razmatrana kroz nekoliko sloenih aktivnosti, koje moraju biti
integrisane u pojedinim elementima industrijskih sistema kroz: smanjenje potronje
energije, ouvanje osnovnih sirovina i materijala, optimalnu konstrukciju proizvoda,
optimalnu proizvodnju i zatitu ivotne sredine.
LITERATURA
[1] J. Jeswiet , M. Geiger , U. Engel , M. Kleiner , M. Schikorra , J. Duflou , R.
Neugebauer , P. Bariani , S. Bruschi (2008), Metal forming progress since 2000,
CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology 1, pp. 217.
[2] A. Goschel, A. Sterzing, J. Schonherr (2011), Balancing procedure for energy and
material flows in sheet metal forming, CIRP Journal of Manufacturing Science and
Technology 4, pp.170179.
[3] M. Stefanovi, M. orovi-Stanojevi, S. Aleksandrovi (2009), Ekoloki aspekti
razvoja tehnologija plastinog oblikovanja metala, DEMI 2009, Banja Luka 2009,
Zbornik radova, str.335-338.
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Technology, Volume 44, Issue 2, pp. 581-588.
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Hauschild, K. Kellens (2012), Towards energy and resource efficient
manufacturing: A processes and systems approach CIRP Annals Manufacturing
Technology 61, pp. 587609.
[6] Stefanovic ., Gordic D. (2016), Modeling methodology of the heating energy
consumption and the potential reductions due to thermal improvements of
staggered block buildings, Energy and Buildings, Vol. 125, . 244-253, ISSN
0378-7788
[7] M. Stefanovi, D. Adamovi, Z. Guliija, A. Stefanovi, M. Milovanovi (2013),
Production technology and energy savings: General principles, XI International
Conference- Maintenance and Production Engineerning, KODIP - 2013, Budva,
Proceed., pp. 47-52.
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Rezime: Elektrini luk koriten pri zavarivanju izvor je svjetlosnog zraenja koje
obuhvata infracrvenu, vidljivu i ultraljubiastu svjetlost. Koliina vidljive svjetlosti
prevazilazi mogunost apsorpcije ljudskog oka, dok su infracrvena i ultraljubiasta
tetne po ljudski organizam. Elektrini luk kao izvor toplote kod razliitih postupaka
zavarivanja generie razliitu koliinu i spetkar svjetlosti. Kao osnovno zatitno
sredstvo pri zavarivanju koristi se zavarivaka maska. Sve vie su u upotrebi
zavarivake maske sa fotoosjetljivim vizirom. Kroz rad se daje pregled standarda koji
definiu kvalitet zavarivake fotoosjetljive maske.
Kljune rijei: zavarivanje, elektrini luk, svjetlost, zavarivake maske.
1 UVOD
Svako tijelo bilo ono vrsto, teno ili gasovito izloeno promjeni energetskog
nivoa emituje elektromagnetno zraenje, koje nastaje zbog kretanja atoma i molekula
od kojih su tijela sastavljena, ili zbog elektrinog izboja ili hemijske reakcije. Tako
nastaje emisija elektromagnetne energije kroz prostor. Ona se materijalizuje kroz
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a) b) c)
d) e) f)
Slika 2. Zatitna zavarivaka oprema za oi
a) naoale sa preklopnim tamnim staklom, b) runa maska sa tamnim staklom
c) naglavna maska sa tamnim stakom, d) naglavna maska sa fotoosjetljivim staklom,
e) naglavna maska sa preklopnim fotoosjetljivim staklom, f) naglavna maska sa
fotoosjetljivim staklom i sistemom dotura svjeeg vazduha
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konzistentan nivo zatamnjenja pri gledanju pod uglom, ako se gleda prema
dole ili prema gore kroz vizir, kao to se vidi kada se gleda ravno kroz vizir.
Kod niih kvaliteta vizira, vizir esto potamni kada se pogleda pod uglom.
Pri gledanju kroz vizir ocjenjen sa 1, zatamnjenje ostaje identino, bez
obzira na ugao gledanja.
Slika 7. Ugao zavisnosti transmisije svjetlosti pri gledanju pod uglom [5]
4 ZAKLJUAK
Zavarivake zatitne maske sa fotoosjetljivim vizirom pruaju niz ugodnosti pri
radu zavarivaa te sve se vie koriste u praksi. Meutim, nedovoljno poznavanje
standarda o kvalitetu zavarivake zatitne opreme dovelo je do toga da se kupuje
jeftinija oprema koja ne garantuje kvalitet. Shodno tome, zbog slabog kvaliteta
zavarivakih maski i njihove neprilagoenosti uslovima rada zavarivai sve ee stiu
averziju prema ovom zatitnom sredstvu.
Izbor zavarivakih maski koje za fotoosjetljivi vizir, prema standardu BAS EN
379, nose oznaku klase kvaliteta 1/1/1/1 daju najistiju i najjasniju sliku, te su udobnost
i kvalitet rada zavarivaa vei a mogunost pojave oboljenja oiju manja.
LITERATURA
[1] BAS EN 166: 2003 Lina zatitna sredstva za oi Specifikacije
[2] BAS EN 169: 2007 Lina zatitna sredstva za oi - Filteri za zavarivanje i srodne
tehnike - Zahtijevi za propustljivost i preporuke za upotrebu
[3] BAS EN 175: 2001 Lina zatita - Oprema za zatitu oiju i lica pri zavarivanju i
srodnim postupcima
[4] BAS EN 379+A1: 2010 Lina zatitna sredstva za oi - Automatski zavarivaki
filteri
[5] 1+1+1+1 = Clarity, Everything you need to know about autodarkening helmet
optical clarity, http://www.thefabricator.com/article/safety/1-1-1-1-clarity ,
pristupljeno 9.8.2016.
[6] katalozi proizvoaa zavarivakih maski sa fotoosjetljivim vizirom
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1 Mr. Nenad Bukejlovi, Krampitz International & Partner, Brod, BiH, RS, nenad.bukejlovic@gmail.com (CA)
2 Darijo Boikovi, inenjer mainstva, Kolektor Banja Luka
3 Prof. dr Zdravko Boikovi, Univerzitet u Istonom Sarajevu, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, BiH, RS,
zdravko.bozickovic@gmail.com
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istresaja,
obrtaja,
rezanja
Glavne
Zapre Obimn
Brzina
N/cm
Prenik,
min-1
min-1
Broj
Broj
Broj
Snaga
m/s
mina, kW
a sila,
m vedrica
kW kN
2 OPIS PROBLEMA
Radni organ rotornog bagera rotorni toak, je u toku eksploatacije izloen
irokom spektru kako statikih, tako i dinamikih optereenja [5].
Tokom dugogodinje eksploatacije rotornog bagera moe se konstatovati da
dolazi do otkaza pojedinih elemenata sklopa rotornog toka, a koje se manifestuju
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Radni toak je prenika 6380 mm i izraen iz tri cjeline radi lake manipulacije i
lake kontrole deformacija dijelova toka usljed temperaturnih promjena u procesu
zavarivanja. Formiranje sklopa toka se vri na terenu.
Redosled izvodjenja zavara prestavljen je na slici 10 .
Po zavretku zavarivanja pristupa se mehanikoj obradi glavine i postizanju
tolerisanih dimenzija. Na zavarenu glavinu se u pozicioneru postavljaju donji limovi,
rebra (Slika 9), gornji pokrivni lim kao i obodni lim (Slika 10).
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U radu su prikazane mogunosti izrade velikih tokova za nosive konstrukcije
procesom zavarivanja. Potpuna ocjena stanja radnog toka rotornog bagera je
dokazana u radnim uslovima Rudnika i termoelektrane Stanari. Dobijeni su neophodni
podaci za poreenje kvaliteta uraenog radnog toka sa ostalim dijelovima nosee
konstrukcije rotornog bagera.
LITERATURA
[1] Popovi M., Jugovi Z., Slavkovi R., Zdravkovi N. (2009). Abrazivno habanje
reznih zuba i pouzdanost rotornog bagera
[2] Jovani P., Tanasijevi M. (2004). Ponaanje konstrukcije radnog organa
rotornog bagera
[3] Tehnika dokumentacija rotornog bagera
[4] "RUDARSKE MAINE (2009). Skripta za studente rudarskog odsjeka",
Rudarsko geoloki fakultet, Univerzitet u Beogradu,
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Abstract: Research of cut quality when cutting carbon steel with abrasive water jet is
proposed in this paper. Full factorial design with three factors (abrasive flow rate,
traverse rate and standoff distance), each on two levels, and center point was used for
experimental research of cut quality performances: perpendicularity deviation and
surface roughness. nalysis of variance was performed to determine the influence of
factors on cut quality performances. Regression analysis was applied to find correlation
between cut quality performances and factors.
Key words: Abrasive water jet cutting, cut quality, perpendicularity, surface roughness
1 INTRODUCTION
Abrasive water jet (AWJ) cutting is a machining technology that enable contour
cutting a wide range of materials and thickness. Abrasive water jet cutting has
advantages over the other contour cutting technologies, such as no thermal distortion,
no heat affected zones, high machining versatility, minimum stresses on the workpiece,
high flexibility, small cutting forces, and has been proven to be an effective technology
for processing various engineering materials and wide spectrum of thickness.
Tolerances of 0.1 mm can be realized in metal cutting. In abrasive water jet cutting high
pressure supply line directs the pressurized water from the high pressure pump via
accumulator to the cutting head. Cutting head consists of orifice, mixing chamber and
focusing tube. Orifice is with diameter of 0.15 to 0.35 mm and is made of sapphire, ruby
or diamond. Focusing tube is with diameter of 0.54 to 1.1 mm, length of 50 to 100 mm,
and is made of hard metal. Water is pressed out of the orifice in form of very thin jet at a
speed of approximately 900 m/s when pressure is 400MPa. Solid abrasive particles are
added and mixed with the water jet in the mixing chamber of the cutting head creating
abrasive water jet. Abrasive water jet is focused by a focusing tube. Focusing tube
directs the abrasive water jet to cut the workpiece. Abrasive water jet cuts workpiece
along the programmed contour using CNC (computer numerical control) mechanical
system for movements of the machine. Scheme of abrasive water jet cutting is shown in
Figure 1.
1PhD Miroslav Radovanovi, Full professor, University of Ni, Faculty of Mechanical Enginneering, Ni,
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For the evaluation of AWJ cutting process, the greatest influence has a group of
geometric characteristics, as determined by the geometric layout of the part. The
geometric characteristics of the part are: dimensional accuracy, shape accuracy and cut
quality. Terms related to kerf and cut surface in abrasive water jet cutting, according
ISO/TC 44 N 1770, are shown in Figure 2. [5].
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There are some studies regarding on cut quality in abrasive water jet cutting.
Ramulu M. and Arola D. in [1] was conducted an experimental research to determine the
influence of cutting factors (pressure, standoff, traverse speed, grit size, grit flow rate)
on the surface roughness and kerf taper of an abrasive water jet machined
graphite/epoxy laminate. Babu M. and Chety K. in 2 investigated the effect of factors
(mesh size of abrasives, water pressure, traverse rate and abrasive flow rate) on cut
quality performances (depth of cut, kerf width, kerf taper and surface roughness). Alberdi
A. et al. in [3] studied the effect of the abrasive water jet process parameters (material,
thickness, traverse feed rate/separation speed, cutting condition) on the quality of cut
taper and surface roughness. Maros Z. in [4] studied the influence of cutting factors
(water pressure, abrasive mass flow rate, traverse rate) on depth of kerf and surface
roughness in abrasive water jet cutting of aluminum alloy.
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(Ra) was used to describe surface roughness. Ra is defined as the arithmetic value of
the profile from centerline along the sampling length.
3 EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
Experimental research was planed and realized in order to define regression
equations for perpendicularity deviation and surface roughness. The equipment used for
machining the samples was abrasive water jet cutting machine Hydro Jet Eco 0615 with
pump pressure of 150 MPa, power of 7.5 kW, and water flow rate of 2.4 l/min. Cutting
head is with orifice diameter of 0.35 mm, made of sapphire, and a focusing tube diameter
of 1.02 mm and length of 76 mm, made of hard metal. All experiments were conducted
with water pressure of 150 MPa. Abrasive material is Garnet mesh 80 ( 177 m).
Workpiece material used in experimental tests was carbon steel EN S235 with thickness
of 6.5 mm. Design of experiment was conducted using full factorial design 23, three
factors each on two levels, with center point. Control factors are: abrasive flow rate (m a),
traverse rate (vf), and standoff distance (h). Control factors and their levels are shown in
Table 1. [6]
Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was carried out to find the relative effect of factors
and interactions on perpendicularity deviation and surface roughness.
Factors have significant effect on performance if p<0.05. Factors have not
significant effect on performance if p>0.10.
Analysis of variance for perpendicularity deviation (u) is shown in Table 3.
Standard F table value at 95% confidence level is F0.05,1,3=10.13.
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From the Table 3, it is seen that factors: abrasive flow rate, traverse rate and
standoff distance and interactions: abrasive flow rate-traverse rate, abrasive flow rate-
standoff distance, abrasive flow rate-traverse rate-standoff distance, have significant
effect on perpendicularity deviation. Regression equation for perpendicularity deviation
(u), with coefficient of determination of R2=99.65%, is:
u 0.106562 0.000434375m a 0.00283125v f 0.0090625h
(1)
0.0000031875m a v f 0.000009375m a h 0.0000006875m a v f h
Analysis of variance for surface roughness (Ra) is shown in Table 4. Standard F
table value at 95% confidence level is F0.05,1,3=10.13.
From the Table 4, it is seen that factors: abrasive flow rate, traverse rate and
standoff distance, and interactions: abrasive flow rate-traverse rate, abrasive flow rate--
standoff distance, traverse rate-standoff distance and abrasive flow rate-traverse rate-
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standoff distance, have significant effect on surface roughness. Regression equation for
surface roughness (Ra), with coefficient of determination of R2=99.99%, is:
R a 3.01125 0.0017125m a 0.015325v 0.1325h 0.00001325m a v
(2)
0.000225m a h 0.0015vh 0.0000025m a vh
4 CONCLUSION
The most important quality performances in AWJ cutting from which depend
tolerances of dimensions and quality of cut are: perpendicularity deviation and surface
roughness. Regression equations, for performances (perpendicularity deviation and
surface roughness) in relation of factors (abrasive flow rate, traverse rate and standoff
distance), in polinomial form, have defined using experimental research. Coefficients of
determination of R2=99.65% and R2=99.99%, respectively for perpendicularity deviation
and surface roughness, show strong correlation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The paper is a result of the technological project TR35034 which is supported by
the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Republic of
Serbia.
NOMENCLATURE
Ra surface roughness, m
h standoff distance, mm
ma abrasive flow rate, g/min
u perpendicularity deviation, mm
vf traverse rate, mm/min
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Slovenija, ehozdic@yahoo.com
2 Student, Emine Hozdi, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ljubljana, Slovenija,
emine_hozdic@yahoo.com
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1 UVOD
Procesi sveobuhvatne globalizacije uplivaju na sve svere ljudskog ivota. Ti
uplivi imaju velik utjecaj i na industrijsku proizvodnju, kako razvijenih industrijskih
zemalja tako i zemalja u tranziciji. Eksponencijalni razvoj informacijsko-komunikacijskih
tehnologija i semantikih web tehnologija znaajno se preslikava u domenu industrijske
proizvodnje [1]. Proizvodna preduzea svoje proizvodne strukture prisiljena su
prilagoavati izazovima nove industrijske revolucije Industrije 4.0 [2], [3].
Predstavljeni lanak, oslikava segment konceptualizacije kibernetskih struktura
proizvodnih sistema [4] sa akcentom na socijalne komponente, te vjetaku
inteligenciju u kolaborativnom sistemu, koja se razvija u okviru istraivakog rada
grupe autora na Fakultetu za strojnitvo u Ljubljani, a na tematiku stvaranja modela
kibernetsko-fizikih proizvodnih sistema.
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fiziki sistem kao elementarni radni sistem (obradni centar ili vie njih,
sistemi pozicioniranja, automatizovani stezni pribori, mjerni sistemi i sl.),
kibernetski (apstraktni) sistem koji u osnovi ine agentski sistemi
(upravljaki sistemi, oprema za koordiniranje senzorskih sistema i sl.),
socijalni sistem u kom se nalaze radnici, operateri koji upravljaju i nadziru
rad proizvodnog sistema u cjelini.
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Agentske strukture za implementaciju socijalno-kibernetsko-fizikih radnih sistema
pripadajui vor. Main container pored LADT i GADT posjeduje i Registry Table (RT)
za registar svih agenata koji egzistiraju u MAS i njihova stanja.
Za razvoj i upravljanje softwerskim agentima u subjekta, kolaborativnim
servisnim agentima, agentima VWS i VS zaduena je JADE MAP prikazana na slici 3.
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U radu je dat kratak prikaz aktivnosti na konceptualizaciji kibernetskih struktura
novih, naprednih proizvodnih sistema u okviru istraivakog rada grupe autora na
razvoju modela kibernetsko-fizikih proizvodnih sistema. Prikazan je koncep ESKFRS i
ASKFRS te agentska potpora za povezivanje elemenata u takvim sistemima. Budui
rad neophodno je usmjeriti na razvoj agentskih baziranih modelirnih platformi sa ciljem
agentskog modeliranja kibernetsko-fizikih proizvodnih sistema.
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Kljune rijei: Aditivna proizvodnja, mehanika svojstva, polimeri: ABSplus, ABS, PLA
Key words: Additive manufacturing, mechanical properties, polymers: ABS plus, ABS,
PLA
1 UVOD
Za izradu prototipova i funkcionalnih elemenata izrazito sloene geometrijske
konfiguracije, danas se uglavnom koriste savremeni, nekonvencionalni postupci
proizvodnje. Njihova realizacija je zasnovana na principu spajanja materijala sloj po
sloj u cilju dobijanja fizikog modela koji je identian virtuelnom modelu, bez korienja
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Doc. dr Milija Krainik Mainski fakultet Istono Sarajevo (CA), BiH, milija.kraisnik@ues.rs.ba
2Prof.dr Milan ljivi, Mainski fakultet Banja Luka, BiH, milan.sljivic@unibl.rs
3Ass. Jelica Ani, Mainski fakultet Istono Sarajevo, BiH, jelicaanic91@gmail.com
4Ass. Jovica Ili, mr, Mainski fakultet Banja Luka, BiH, jovica.ilic@unibl.rs
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3 EKSPERIMENTALNA ISTRAIVANJA
Eksperimentalna istraivanja sastoje se od dva dijela. Prvi dio se odnosi na
razvoj i izradu funkcionalnog dijela (dra) i epruveta za mehanika ispitivanja FDM
postupkom, a drugi dio je usmjeren na karakterizaciju pritisnih svojstava korienih
materijala.
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a) b)
Slika 4. Pretprocesiranje i podeavanje operativnih parametara u softverskim
paketima: a) CatalystEX i b) Simplify 3D
a) b)
Slika 5. Pozicioniranje modela na radnoj platformi i priprema procesa 3D tampe
draa u softverskim paketima: a) CatalystEX (Dimension Elite) i
b) Simplify3D (LeapFrog 3D tampa)
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a)
b)
c)
Slika 9. Izgled uzoraka poslije ispitivanja: a) ABS, b) ABSplus, c) PLA
ABS ABSplus
PLA
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4 ZAKLJUCI
Postupak aditivne proizvodnje, zasnovan na tehnologiji ekstruzije materijala je
pogodan za izradu funkcionalnih dijelova, ali kvalitet i trokovi zavise od vrste
korienog materijala i tipa 3D tampaa.
Ukupni rezultati mehanikih testova sabijanja su pokazali da PLA polimer ima
najvei napon teenja, ali su mu duktilna svojstva znaajno varijabilna i zavise od
stepena deformacije. Svojstva otpornosti i duktilnosti ABSplus i ABS polimera su dosta
slina.
S obzirom da rezultati prezentovani u ovom radu mogu doprinijeti adekvatnom
izboru polimernih materijala za postupke aditivne proizvodnje, generalno se moe
saoptiti sljedea preporuke:
zbog smanjene ilavosti pri veim stepenima plastine deformacije, PLA
polimeri je pogodnije koristiti za izradu dijelova koji su uglavnom aksijalno
optereeni;
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ZAHVALNOST
Rezultati prikazani u radu dio su istraivakih aktivnosti u okviru Tempus
projekta WIMB: 543898-TEMPUS-1-2013-1-ES-JPHES, ija implementacija je
finasirana od strane Evropske Unije.
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rmitrovic@mas.bg.ac.rs
2 dipl.in.ma. (M.Sc), arko Mikovi, Univerzitet u Beogradu Mainski fakultet, Beograd, Srbija,
zmiskovic@mas.bg.ac.rs
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before the production (manufacturing) phase, when it is usually too late for any
reaction. Mentioned facts caused the appearance of numerous different companies
highly specialized for development and production of appropriate rapid prototyping
equipment, mainly based on additive manufacturing technologies (where the new
object is built by joined material layers with appropriate shapes). During the actual 3D
printing its possible to orientate prototype in different directions in space which can
significantly affects its mechanical properties. This paper deal with this subject,
describing the results of experimental testing of influence of 3d printing direction on
tensile strenght of ABS plastic prototypes standardized test samples.
1 UVOD
U drugoj deceniji 21-og veka, opta globalizacija i posledino poveanje
konkurencije na svetskom tritu su uslovili potrebu za to brim razvojem novih
proizvoda, koji takoe moraju da zadovolje i sve stroe zahteve kvaliteta, energetske
efikasnosti, ekoloke i reciklane podobnosti, uz to manju cenu, trokove proizvodnje
i odravanja. Ovakav trend neminovno dovodi do pojave greaka koje potencijalno
uzrokuju velike finansijske i materijalne gubitke (najnoviji sluaj mobilni telefon
Galaxy Note 7, ije je povlaenje sa trita, za samo dva dana, kompaniji Samsung
uzrokovalo gubitak od dvadeset milijardi dolara [1]). Takve greke se primenom novih
metoda brze izrade prototipa ('3D tampe') mogu preduprediti jo u poetnim fazama
razvoja proizvoda (pri samom koncipiranju i razradi) jer omoguavaju da se u
najkraem vremenskom roku izrade upotrebljivi prototipovi na kojima je mogue uoiti,
pre svega, nedostatke u dizajnu, a zatim i u funkcionalnosti.
Brza izrada prototipa (eng. 'rapid prototyping') danas ima iroku primenu u
skoro svim oblastima ljudske delatnosti (industriji, medicini [2], umetnosti, obrazovanju
itd.) ali su njeni osnovni nedostaci i dalje nedovoljna preciznost i brzina izrade. Stoga je
jedan od imperativa savremene nauke upravo poboljanje ovih parametara. Stereo-
Litografija (SL), Selektivno Lasersko Sinterovanje (SLS), FDM modeliranje ('Fused
Deposition Modeling') i LOM proizvodnja slojevitih objekata ('Laminated Object
Manufacturing') su trenutno najrazvijenije tehnologije za brzu izradu prototipova. Meu
njima, najzastupljenija je FDM, koja spada u tehnologije aditivne proizvodnje (eng.
'additive manufacturing'), za koje je zajedniko da se eljeni prototip izrauje
dodavanjem novih slojeva materijala odreenog oblika.
O ubrzanom razvoju tehnologija aditivne proizvodnje posebno govori injenica
da se iz godine u godinu poveava broj proizvoaa odgovarajue opreme. Jo 2014.
godine ih je bilo preko 45, sa ekspanzijom od preko milijardu dolara godinje [3].
Ekonominost, pristupanost i termike karakteristike elastomera (pre svega
niska temperatura topljenja) su osnovni razlozi zato su ba ABS (Akrilonitril Butadien
Stiren) i PLA (Polilaktid) materijali koji se najee primenjuju u FDM tehnologiji izrade.
Zbog vrstoe, fleksibilnosti, obradivosti i zadovoljavajue otpornosti na poviene
temperature (Tabela 1 [4]), ABS plastika se ee koristi u tehnici, dok su prednosti
PLA plastike: mogunost bre 3D tampe, izrada tanjih slojeva i otrijih ivica izraenih
prototipova to je ini pogodnom, pre svega, za hobiste (maketare) i upotrebu u
kancelarijama i domainstvima. S obzirom na opisan domen primene ABS plastike
(tehnika), fokus istraivanja opisanih u ovom radu je upravo na tom materijalu.
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(a) (b)
Slika 1. (a) Ugao rastera grafiki prikaz; (b) razliiti uglovi rastera koji se primenjuju
pri aditivnim tehnologijama proizvodnje
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3 POSTAVKA EKSPERIMENTA
Kao standard relevantan za eksperimentalna istraivanja opisana u ovom radu,
izabran je vaei nacionalni standard SRPS EN ISO 527:2013 (Plastine mase
Odreivanje zateznih svojstava). Analizom navedenog standarda su usvojene
dimenzije uzoraka prikazane na Slici 2.
3.1 Uzorci
Za izradu uzoraka (epruveta), prema nominalnim dimenzijama opisanim u
prethodnom poglavlju, upotrebljen je 3D tampa Replicator 2X, kompanije MakerBot
(SAD), prenika brizgaljke 0,4 mm. Materijal od koga su izraeni uzorci je ABS
plastino vlakno industrijske jaine (prenika 1,75 mm) namenski proizvedeno za
pomenuti 3D tampa.
Pri izradi svih uzoraka su primenjeni sledei parametri tampe:
temperatura ekstrudera: 230oC
temperatura platforme na kojoj se prototip izrauje: 120oC
debljina sloja materijala: 0,3 mm
procenat ispune: 100%
broj slojeva koji se nalaze na spoljanjosti izraenog prototipa: 2
poetni sloj materijala osnova na kojoj se tampa: DA
dodatni oslonci: DA
brzina kojom se kree glava 3D tampaa: 90 mm/s
ugao rastera: +45o/-45o
Izraeno je ukupno 15 epruveta, od kojih: 5 sa slojevima materijala upravnim
na pravac dejstva zateznog optereenja ('H' epruvete); 5 sa slojevima materijala
paralelnim pravcu dejstva optereenja ('V' epruvete); i 5 sa slojevima pod uglom od 45o
u odnosu na pravac dejstva optereenja ('A' epruvete) Slika 3.
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ZAHVALNOST
Zbog podrke u nabavci opreme koriene tokom prezentovanih
eksperimentalnih ispitivanja, autori bi iskoristili priliku da zahvale Evropskoj Komisiji u
Beogradu, kao i Ministarstvu prosvete, nauke i tehnolokog razvoja Republike Srbije
za finansijsku podrku Projektima TR35029 i TR14033.
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1 INTRODUCTION
In development services of most of companies, assessment method of
goodness of different quality solutions is continuously done in order to create decision
in right time about improvement and development of new line of gear reducer, or to
define characteristics of new gear reducer line [1,2]. Similar evaluation are done in
sales services of company which produce gear reducers in order to indicate all
advantages of their gear reducer and to encourage potential customers to buy reducer.
Similar assessment is also done in customers dealer services in order to help the
customer to decide for the best solution of reducer in certain moment of time [3,4]. The
purpose of this paper is to point out the common assessment procedures and also to
give the proposal of indicators on the basis of which the quality solution can be
defined. Analysing development activities of leading world companies which produce
gear reducers, it can be noticed that their efforts are directed to increasing the general
technical characteristics of universal gear reducer - increasing of efficiency (), load
capacity (TN), max gear ratio (i), universality of components, weight reducing (m),
dimensions reducing (L), reducing the number of components, etc. [5,6]. Especially, it
should point out that regardless the company policy in terms of product quality (high
quality with high price, good quality with affordable price, satisfactory quality with
1 Assist. Prof. PhD. Milan Rackov, Faculty of Techn. Sciences, Univ. of Novi Sad, Srbija, racmil@uns.ac.rs (CA)
2 Ass. MSc. Ivan Kneevi, Faculty of Techn. Sciences, Univ. of Novi Sad, Srbija, ivanknezevic@uns.ac.rs
3 Prof. PhD.Sinia Kuzmanovi, Faculty of Techn. Sciences, Univ. of Novi Sad, Srbija, kuzman@uns.ac.rs
4 Assist. Prof. PhD. Maja avi, Faculty of Techn. Sciences, Univ. of Novi Sad, Srbija, scomaja@uns.ac.rs
5 Ass. MSc. Marko Peni, Faculty of Techn. Sciences, Univ. of Novi Sad, Srbija, mpencic@uns.ac.rs
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acceptable price, and acceptable quality with low price), all manufacturers try to
achieve the best quality, and in that way the best market position of their products.
Therefore, development activities of all manufacturers are conducted in this way [7,8].
However, in parallel with these activities, great attention is paid to the verification and
continuous acquisition of the achieved level of quality of their own reducer. In that way,
all advantages of their gear reducer can be used during the sale on the market, so that
all development investments could be valorised. Also, the company seeks to clearly
define all indicators of product quality, as well as usual ways of their verification, so
that all interested customers could be easily convinced in the actual quality of gear
reducer.
2 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Almost every product has some specificity, and therefore specific indicators of
quality which largely depends on the type of products and the reasons for conducting
the evaluation. Nowadays, there are evaluations which are conducted by designers,
sellers, customers and so called third side (accredited laboratory, inspection and
certification bodies).
Of course, each of these assessment methods are slightly different from each
other, but the different arises due to various motives assessment. The vendors
emphasize those elements which present the advantage for specific product, in order
to gain new customers and achieve better price. Customers analyse those data that
allow them to evaluate which product gives the best results for the same investment, or
they emphasize those parameters which could reduce the price. Designers who design
the reducer give the most complex quality assessment, usually during the analysis of
technical parameters of competitive gear reducers, or during the defining of technical
characteristics of their own solution. Also, designers conduct the quality assessment
during verification of selected structural solution and establishing the extent to which
technical requirements are set by project task. The third side, usually some
independent institution which is professionally engaged with assessment and
verification of product quality, carry out very complex testing of all products with the
final aim to give the objective evaluation, usually with the aim of verification of achieved
level of product quality.
Due to the importance of this problem, this paper analyse only the assessment
given by the vendors, since this way of evaluating is the most important in defining the
data available to customers and technical public. This material is available through
prospectus and catalogues, and also with all other forms of product presentation,
which designers should pay special attention when selecting gear reducer.
The basic task of designers is to design quality products, but also to define
quality indicators through which the reducer will be able to easily follow during the
process of manufacturing and exploitation [3,8,9]. Also, designers should define quality
indicators which will help to potential customers and users of reducer to make sure about
their actual quality. The purpose of this paper is to point out the most important quality
indicators and the usual ways and possibilities of implementing these evaluating in the
case of universal gear reducer, as the most common type of mechanical transmissions.
In the process of selecting gear reducer, or motor gear unit, it is well known that it
proceeds from given project task, technical characteristics of gear unit (defined on the
basis of available catalogues of gear reducer companies), their quality (based on the
past experience), their price, possibility of eventual bank crediting and delivery dates, but
sometimes habits and established business connections can have a great influence on
the final choice of gear unit. Manufacturers of gear reducers try to present all technical
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characteristics of their gear units in their catalogue and, with appropriate instructions;
they leave the customers or designers, who select gear unit, to make the final choice
about selection. Of course, in more complex cases of driving, or for not enough skilled
customers, producer is ready to help with selecting right gear unit. However, there are
always some possibilities which are not exploited since the potential customer already
posses a catalogue of their products. Catalogue does not refer enough the quality of
gear units and the advantages that comes with installed particular gear unit. This
problem should be solved, beside all given technical characteristics data, by highlighting
the way of design solution, manufacturing, testing, control, conservation and packing of
gear unit. Especially, it should highlight the efficiency, service life of gear reducer, or its
lifetime, reliability of important elements, during different regimes of exploitation, i.e.
usual percentage of failure, noise level, vibration level which they create, vibration level
which can expose gear unit (especially their own frequency of gear units), the size of
inertia moment in individual gear ratio, thermal capacity of gear unit, etc. Additionally,
producer must provide a separate document supplied with each gear reducer as an
evidence of quality, which should be announce in a catalogue. These documents for
example could be the results of efficiency measuring (only for larger gear units, and
results of types testings for others reducers), measuring of working temperature,
reducers noise and vibration for nominal and maximal load capacity, etc. It is very well
known that long-lasting quality can be provided and guaranteed only by correct
installation, exploitation and maintenance of reducer. For providing these parameters, it
is very important to know the reducer behaviour on the test bench, after manufacturing,
in order to assess its condition after installation (proper installation) and during
exploitation (proper operation of gear unit), or after service, and especially after gear
reducer repair (quality of performed work). Looking at todays catalogue of leading
manufacturers of gear units, it can be noticed that unfortunately these factors are not
given sufficient attention, although according to current standards, primarily groups of
ISO 9000, they were obliged to do that. Many manufacturers believe that displaying
general information about reducer and stating that they have a quality certificate (mostly
ISO 9001), they give everything what customer needs to know about quality of gear
reducer and its quite enough for successful placement of gear unit. However, it is
unfortunately not enough for customers. The customer wants to know more about gear
reducer and about the product which is purchased. The point of this paper is highlight the
importance, necessity, ways and possibilities of stronger noticing the general quality of
reducer, as well as the ways of achieving and verification them. This is especially
interested nowadays when the catalogues are displayed electronically or on-line in
manufacturers website, so there is no reason to save the paper for catalogue, which has
so far been the main reason that something not appear in paper catalogue [5,6,9,10,11].
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However, if these characteristics are observed depending on each other, then they
become very important quality indicators. For example, in the frame of the same axis
height, with equal efficiency and equal gear ratio, gear reducer with bigger nominal
torque is better, or for gear units with equal gear ratio, better gear unit has smaller
number of gear pair, etc. Having in mind these circumstances of evaluating, customers
or designers who select and choose gear unit, usually practice to compare the
efficiencies or percents of failure, but also following indicators TN /h, m /h, umax /h,
TN /m, m /TN, etc. and based on that to define quality of particular solution. Therefore,
during the development of gear reducer, it is necessary to pay special attention to
these indicators or to explain in catalogue why certain indicator has particular value, in
order to help the customers to select and purchase the right gear unit [8,9].
The most frequently used indicator TN/h represents the ratio of nominal torque
(load capacity) and axis height of gear unit. This quality indicator shows how power the
particular gear unit is. However, this indicator depends very much of the highest value of
gear ratio which can be achieved with respective gear reducer. If gear reducer is
projected with small gear ratio, gears inside it can be manufactured with larger values of
modules which provide bigger load capacity. Customer is interested to have power gear
unit, although, during the process of designing gear reducer series, it must be take care
about competition and produce gear reducer with similar characteristics, but also with
some advantages over competing solutions. However, this indicator greatly depends on
companys attitude, in which segment the company want to achieve an advantage over
the competition. This advantage should be specially highlighted in the catalogue, but
there are manufacturer which offers two different sets of gears in the frame of same
housing, so they can offer reducer with high load capacity and small gear ratio, but also
smaller load capacity with high gear ratios. This approach is certainly more expensive,
but its the most convenient since the competition cannot provide cheaper solution in a
less favourable area, for example within smaller gear ratio to offer smaller reducer, or for
the higher gear ratios to offer reducer with smaller number of gear stages [7,9].
Indicator m/h, represents the ratio of the weight and axis height of gear unit and
it indicates the perfection of technical solution. Low weight of gear unit usually means
application of more precise structural calculation, using more quality materials, modern
manufacturing technology (gears are usually made by forging), application of modern
technology of casting making the walls of housing thinner, etc. Although, it could also
mean overextended structural solution with low efficiency coefficient, or with short life
time, which should be highlighted in catalogue what is the problem in the particular
case. Customers usually need that this indicator is as large as possible, for the same
price of gear reducer, believing that this results in less loaded material, although it is
difficult to achieve since higher consumption of material certainly affect the higher
production costs and thus bigger price.
Indicator imax/h, represents the ratio of the highest gear ratio and axis height and
it corresponds with selected structural solution, which also means that manufacturer
posses modern technology for manufacturing gear teeth. This indicator is usually
considered together with indicator TN/h since they describe general characteristics of
selected gear reducers. Using of indicator TN umax/h as method for evaluating gear unit
quality can be recommended since it includes most of important parameters [9].
Indicator TN/m, represents the ratio of load capacity and weight of gear unit,
and it tells about rationality of selected structural solution, i.e. about rationality of used
material. For customers, at a first glance, it is interesting that it should be as smaller as
possible, since it gives impression of a smaller of a smaller load of material. Although,
it usually tells about application of weaker materials and outdated technologies, so it
should be specially commented in catalogue.
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Indicator m/TN, represents the ratio of weight of gear unit and its load capacity,
and tells how much material is used for transferring the unit load. Everything said for
previous indicator is also valid for this.
Comparing these indicators, without taking the cost of gear unit, only general
review of the quality of gear units can be obtained. However, if take the cost of gear
units into consideration, which depends on various factors, first of all it depends on
company policy and adopted concept. Also it depends on applied technologies and
materials used for its manufacturing, it can be obtained much more realistic picture
about quality of particular solutions.
5 EVALATION PROCEDURE
During the each stage of gear reducer development (starting from researching
of project task, researching of technical proposal, models, prototypes, zero series, test
series and at the end main series), assessment of adopted structural solutions is
required, in order to determine whether all parameters are achieved. After finishing
design process, assessment of complete structural solution is done in order to review
overall quality of new design or reconstructed design solution and to bring decisions
about eventual additional activities on further finishing the product, or decisions about
sale price of particular gear unit, etc. This assessment is usually done by comparing
certain parameters of new design solution with certain parameters of similar (derived)
gear units by which provides the results achieved by design, or the actual quality of
particular product. The assessment is usually done by comparing unit parameters of
quality of evaluated gear unit (xi) with appropriate parameters of some base
(measurement standard) gear unit (xbi). Obtained indicator qi = xi / xbi is a value which
indicates the quality of product.
Together with unit quality indicators, complex quality indicators (Xi) are also used.
They take into account multiple unit indicators (xi), so that the final quality assessment is
value Qi = Xi / Xbi which represents number for assessment of product quality [7,8,9].
For example, comparing the unit indicators of universal gear reducer of the
highest gear reducer or the largest load capacity, certain quality assessments are
obtained. However, comparing complex indicators, for example the ratio of weight and
gear ratio or load capacity, much relevant information is obtained about the quality of
structural solution.
Quality evaluation is also done during the selection of gear units, i.e. during
purchasing, as well as in the moment of handover the product. In that moment,
particular tests and evaluation are carried out in order to confirm the customer about
the quality of handover product.
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EM EM
) Gear reducer with overhanged output b) Gear reducer with output gearwheel
gearwheel, nd second and third gear between the bearings, nd overhanged
between the bearings second gear
EM EM
8 CONCLUSION
Based on performed research, two kinds of assessment the gear unit are
evidently different. One kind of evaluation is performed by designers, and the other
assessment is done by sellers and customer. Concept and structural solution of gear
unit are not important for evaluation which is done by sellers and customer. They are
interested only in its price, quality, easy service ability, etc., so that these factors are
not considered in the paper.
Process of assessment, which is carried out by designers, is certainly more
complex. Beside of assessment of technical parameters and production costs, selected
structural solution is evaluated. Solutions of gear reducers with fewer components are
certainly more economic, but manufacturers who produce two- and three-stage gear
units in large series, usually use one unique housing in this case.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper is part of a research on project "Research and development of a
new generation of wind generators of high energy efficiency" TR 35005, supported by
the Ministry of Education and Science, Republic of Serbia.
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Rezime: U duhu utemeljenja koncepta Industrije 4.0, u svim porama ljudskog ivota
nastoje se implementirati kljune tehnologije tog novog koncepta. Jedna od takvih
naprednih, modernih tehnologija je i tehnologija koja omoguava aditivnu proizvodnju.
Primjena aditivnih tehnologija i postupaka ima veliku ulogu u procesima
rekonstrukcijske medicine. U radu je prikazana primjena aditivnih postupaka i
tehnologija u domeni rekonstrukcijske medicine sa posebnim akcentom na domenu
rekonstrukcije dojke po izvrenoj amputaciji radikalnom mastektomijom.
1 UVOD
Razvoj u biolokim naukama i bioinenjerstvu stvorio je okruenje koje iziskuje
sjedinjenje inenjerskog projektovanja i proizvodnje s ciljem potpore u rijeenju
biolokih i medicinskih problema razliite prirode. Nadolazea industrijska revolucija
nosi sa sobom obiljeja naprednih tehnologija, izmeu ostalog, 3D skeniranja i 3D
printanja. Razvoj modernog inenjerskog projektovanja i proizvodnje, biomaterijala,
biologije i medicine, u velikoj mjeri doprinosi primjeni savremenih aditivnih tehnologija
1 Master student, Emine Hozdi, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ljubljana,
Slovenija, emine_hozdic@yahoo.com
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PhD candidate Elvis Hozdi, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ljubljana,
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U radu je opisan postupak primjene aditivnih tehnologija u domeni
rekonstrukcijske medicine, prvashodno u procesu rekonstrukcije dojke nakon izvrene
amputacije dojke izazvane oboljenjem od raka.
Realizacijom ideje da se proces izrade kalupa za oblikovanje implantata, koji
se upotrebljavaju u rekonstrukciji dojke, unaprijedi primjenom novih tehnologija,
ostvaren je cilj izrade prakalupa postupkom aditivne proizvodnje.
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Abstract: The design for the domain of CAD/CAM systems is a process of decision
making where technical solutions have been applied in order to achieve predefined
objectives. There are many factors influencing the production of a part that can affect
the quality. This paper presents an expert system that provides support for the analysis
of CAD model design and its transformation in order to improve production parameters.
The system provides multiple analysis as the basis for proposing optimal solution of
manufacturing process. Validation of results of the system model is verified through the
use of reverse engineering techniques.
1 INTRODUCTION
The design process requires multiple phases of the product development [1].
The new parts, configurations and assemblies are presented by some kind of rules,
equations and schemes. Each one represents something new and unique [2]. Different
approaches have been taken with the aim to optimize the design of a product in
additive domain [3-7]. A CAD model is under consideration in terms of his basic
characteristic, where weighting factors are usually applied in selection or decision
making process [8-11]. Mostly, the additive methods have a common way of
production, but some differences between them make great potential for manipulation
of a virtual model. Expert system support for additive manufacturing is based on the
series of rules which define the procedure for optimal selection of the production
parameters. Also, different measuring methods have been taken with the aim to control
surface quality. The case study results of this paper is verified by reverse engineering
process, where scanner converts the physical object into point cloud [12]. Reverse
engineering is modern technology which provides a lot of benefits and possibilities in
the CAD/CAM domain [13]. Some of them are including design reconstruction with
impacts on shape analysis and prototyping [14, 15], quality control and inspection on
certain parts [16], request for making clone of the original model [17], remanufacture of
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existing parts [18], and more. Very important fact about reverse engineering process is
based on effort to eliminate inaccuracy in the proposed scan algorithm [19].
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Figure 5. The scanning process of pieces that takes within the ATOS system
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After the scanning is completed, the data supplied by the ATOS system is in
arbitrary global coordinate system. To perform the comparison of scanned physical
data and CAD original data, scanned data is converted into CAD data of coordinate
position.
For the implementation of a detailed analysis, the scanned data is entered into
the software GOM Inspect V7.5, where the alignment of compared models is done. For
aligning models option prealignment was use (Figure 6). With this type of alignment,
the system requires user first to define nominal point on the original CAD model, and
then to select the Actual point on the scanned model.
Based on the defined reference points, the system account the alignment for
the given coordinates and proposes possible orientation of alignment. In other words,
the prealignment aligns the scanned data (actual point) automatically according to the
original CAD data (nominal point), regardless of the starting positions.
Figure 6 shows the alignment of scanned pieces with the original CAD model. It
is immediately evident from the figure that the surfaces of the scanned pieces deviate
from the original surface, i.e. the deviation at this stage is more than obvious.
According to the analysis, it is concluded that the model made in the horizontal
orientation has more accurate geometry than the model made in vertical direction and
at this distinct degree has reduced the size of the stairs effect. In this way, the obtained
results actually confirm the recommendations of an expert system in order to achieve
high quality production of model surface, depending on the geometrical requirements.
The process of product design shall not be retained only on the issue of the accuracy
of the model, but may include an analysis of the material which is model made
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from.The models presented in this paper are made from ZP 150 powder. This type of
powder is one of the best materials of company ZCorp., available for the use of
methods of 3D printing. It provides a significant improvement compared to the previous
types of powders, such as better visual impression, and of course the overall strength
of the model. Therefore, it is a high performance composite material that provides very
good performance for a model from which it is made.
4 CONCLUSION
Good design of planned product represents more than half of the successful
work done. Therefore, the goal is to design a product that is simple and economical to
produce. The literature states that the importance of the design process for the
production is riddled with the fact that about 70% of the cost of production is
determined by decisions made in the design process, while some 20% is determined
by decisions made in the production process. However, successful design does not
also guarantee an optimal design of a product. An important task of the design process
represents a way to simultaneously reduce the cost of production and enhance the
functionality and quality of product. Reducing the number of parts on the product is
certainly the best opportunity for reducing production costs, because fewer parts
means less wasted materials and time to develop.
Problems in the design can be reduced by using standard dimensions and
shapes, because their availability and distribution contributes to the easy fitting within
the functional structure. In general, the design process is a combination of a series of
stages, each stage comprising a set of guidelines and recommendations in order to
achieve a more optimal method of production, which ultimately improves the quality of
product. Construction of the three-dimensional object at any stage of the design is of
great importance especially for engineers and designers employed by the department
of product development. In this way it is allowed access to various types of analysis of
the model prototype, in order to ultimately conduct more effective engineering.
This way of work enables reducing the time required for product launching on
the market. Therefore, the focus is on improving the part function and its task
performing in assembly, but at the same time the visual impression and ergonomic
design are in focus too. According to the analysis, it is concluded that the model made
in the horizontal orientation has more accurate geometry than the model made in
vertical direction and at this distinct degree has reduced the size of the stairs effect. In
this way, the obtained results actually confirm the recommendations of an expert
system in order to achieve high quality production of model surface, depending on the
geometrical requirements. The process of product design shall not be retained only on
the issue of the accuracy of the model, but may include an analysis of the material
which is model made from. Marerials will be the subject of future research.
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1 INTRODUCTION
It is well known the role of bearings in the engineering industry, as well as
elements for rotary motion, which are represented in almost all types of machines
where rotation is the basic movement of the craft. Primarily used for supporting the
shaft, thereby allowing rotation of the sleeve relative to the fixed support, while the
transfer of appropriate load. Of course, the application is wider at the junctions with
straight and helical motion, for example threaded couple. Manufacture of bearings,
especially rolling, belongs to the standard way of mass production, defined by following
features of standard bearings, which can be found in any literature related to bearings
or marketing material of producers, in the case of standard types of bearings.
However, the production of special-purpose bearings or bearings of high
accuracy and hybrid types of bearings, which are primarily designed for the
automotive or aerospace industry is a particular challenge for manufacturers.
Therefore, now there is a relatively small bearing manufacturers with increase
accuracy in terms of ex Yugoslavia and beyond, who are engaged in this issue and it is
very difficult to achieve a higher level of knowledge and experience that is applicable in
conquering new types of bearings, which refers to, for example a reduced clearance in
1Prof. Dr, Biljana Markovi, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, Republika Srpska, biljana46m@gmail.com,
2 DIpl. Ing. Miodrag Divi, ORAO a.d. za proizvodnju i remont, Bijeljina Republika Srpska,
miodrag.divcic@orao.aero
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referring all influence to the additional stress they give rise to in the rolling element
contacts and under the contact regions [1].
A life modification factor, a ISO is introduced, based on a system approach of
life calculation, together with modification factor a1, in this specification. These factors
are applied in the modified rating life equation:
Lnm = a1 aISO L10 (2)
These factors are described in the specification in details. This document does
not cover the influence of wear, corrosion and electrical erosion on bearing life.
ISO/TS 16281:2008 is specification which describes methods for calculating
the modified reference rating life for universally loaded bearings. This specification
taking into consideration lubrication, contamination and fatigue load limit of bearing
material, as well as tilting of misalignment, operating clearance of the bearing and
internal load distribution on rolling elements. The calculation method provided in this
specification covers influencing parameters additional to those described in ISO 281.
It is very important to mention here: this TS (technical specification) is primarily
intended to be used for computer programs and together with ISO 281 covers the
information needed for life calculation. For accurate life calculation under the operating
conditions which has been specified in this specification, it is recommended that either
this TS or advanced computer calculation provided by bearing manufacturers, for
determining the dynamic equivalent reference load under different loading conditions,
to be used [2].
A system approach of the fatigue life calculation is therefore appropriate, as
long as the influence on the life of the system from variation and interaction of
interdependent factor will be considered. For example, the life modification factor also
can be expressed as a function of u/, the fatigue stress limit divided by the real
stress with as many influencing factors as possible considered.
aISO = f u / (3)
But, this ratio can then (in accordance with ISO 76) be sufficiently
approximated by the ratio Cu /P, fatigue load limit divided by dynamic equivalent load
and the life modification factor can be expressed as
aISO = f Cu / P (4)
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Besides bearing type, fatigue load and bearing load, the factor a ISO considers
influence of:
Lubrication (type of lubrication, viscosity, bearing speed, bearing size,
additives)
Environment ( contamination level, seals)
Contaminant particles (hardness and particle size in relation to bearing size,
lubrication method, filtration)
Mounting (cleanliness during mounting)
That means, modification factor aISO can be derived from the following equation:
aISO = f ec cu / P, (5)
2.1. Technical acceptance conditions for testing deep groove ball bearing with
solid brass cage
In this paper, production and testing of Rolling bearings signed with PLC 04-
200, single-row ball bearing with massive brass cage, has been used as a main
example for calculating rating life. Bearings provide rotation fit of parts of engine based
of principle of rolling friction inside the bearings.
Basic characteristics of material used for bearing production are remelted
quality bearing steel with designation 100Cr6 in accordance with ISO 683-17.Technical
parameters of cage are not important for this paper.
Main bearing dimensions and tolerances are part of construction drawing,
created by customer (aviation industry). Main parameters of assembled bearing are
part of customer requirements, based on specific usage of bearings (specific working
conditions and function).
Table 1. Hardness of components and heat stabilization, load rating and working
speed of bearings
Load rating
Rolling Working
Ring dynamical statical
Bearing elements Heat speed
hardness Cr Cor
designation hardness stabilization RPM
[HRc] [kN] [kN]
[HRc] [min-1]
ISO281 SO 76
PLC 04-200 6165 6165 n/a 9,04 5,53 4 000
n/a-bearing can be used up to 120C operation environment
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3. TESTING FACILITY
The testing was performed according to bearing test regulations for the
manufacturer company, in own test facility. The purpose of the test performed is to
verify the function of the bearing design using the test for basic dynamic load capacity
(BDLC) of bearings in the manufacturer testing facility.
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4. BEARING TESTING
During the bearing testing, the previously described test bench created by the
manufacturer, it was established way of determining the service life of the bearing, by
defining Cs% - dynamic load capacity, displayed in%. Cs represents the ratio of
dynamic load capacity achieved during the test (tests on the test bench) and the
catalogue value of the dynamic load capacity for the type of bearing:
Cs % = CS / C R 100% (6)
When the first group of test bearings of the same type, under defined
conditions of testing, 8 bearing from each type, 4 bearing on each shaft (picture 1, 2),
which are defined and adopted by the manufacturer, is being tested, the method used
to calculate the lifetime for terms bearings defined in ISO 281: 2007 specification.
Thus obtained values are compared with the catalogue values for a given type
of bearing, and the calculated value of dynamic load capacity Cs.
In this way, the calculated values do not reach 100% capacity, which according
to the manufacturer's recommendations are not permitted in the conquest of new types
of bearings (Table 4).
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P/N IR OR R
PLC 04-200 52-52,6% 52-52,6% 3,12 +0,04
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5. CONCLUSIONS
This paper presents the results of tests in the conquest of new types of
bearings for industry (aviation use). The characteristics of testing facility, the basic
parameters of the tests and the method of bearing testing, according to the
manufacturer's recommendations and in accordance with applicable ISO specifications
are the basis of this paper.
The main emphasis is put on research of the causes of failing recommended
dynamic load bearing capacity (Cs%), while testing bearings on test bench, all in
accordance with the requirements of ISO 281: 2007 specification. Research of
potential cause of the fault (nonconformity) has been made by the team, in
collaboration of manufacturer and the customer participants, and causes that were
used for analysis are shown.
At the end of the set of testings that is required to use the technical
specification ISO/TS 16281: 2008, which is supplement of the ISO 281: 2007 and gives
recommendations for the calculation of the modified rating life, though use of
appropriate software package. All possible known causes of nonconforming due to
material, heat treatment and test condition were investigated and rejected.
Finally, team found that difference between standard ISO 281 calculation and
adjusted calculation according to ISO/TR 1281 and ISO/TS 16281 gives approx 10%
difference for dynamic load rating. Test results after recalculation shows that load
capacity of the nonconforming bearings is fulfilled.
These results show that all applicable specifications and technical design
specifications, which are related to the production and testing bearing in demanding
industries that differ from the standard use, due to the specific conditions of use and
function, have to be strictly respected. Also, the causes of the possible occurrence of
nonconforming bearing need to be investigated from different aspects in detail, using
the available experience and knowledge (usage of best practice), within teamwork. It is
very important for the specific bearing usage, especially in aircraft industry.
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[1] BS ISO 281: 2007, Rolling bearings - Dynamic load ratings and rating life;
[2] ISO/TS 16281:2008, Rolling bearings- Methods for calculating the modified
reference rating life for universally loaded bearings;
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bearings, Kinex bearings, Byta, Slovakia
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Univerzitet u Niu
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Kljune rijei: legura aluminijuma 2024 T351, ponaanje zavarenog spoja, zavarivanje
trenjem sa meanjem.
Key words: AA 2024 T351, Friction stir welding, Impact fracture behaviour
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MSc, Miodrag Mili, Mainski fakultet Univerziteta u Niu, Ni, Srbija, milcic.miodrag@gmail.com
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Docent dr, Toma Vuherer, University of Maribor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Maribor, Slovenia,
tomaz.vuherer@um.si
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Docent dr, Janez Kramberger, University of Maribor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Maribor, Slovenia,
janez.kramberger@um.si
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Prof. dr, Dragan Mili, Mainski fakultet Univerziteta u Niu, Ni, Srbija, milcic@masfak.ni.ac.rs
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Prof. dr, Boban Anelkovi, Mainski fakultet Univerziteta u Niu, Ni, Srbija, bandjel@masfak.ni.ac.rs
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Legure aluminijuma su nale iroku primenu i u automobilskoj i vazduhoplovnoj
industriji. Obe industrije pomeraju granice novih inovativnih proizvoda, zahtevom za
veom nosivou i ujedno manjom masom uz robustan dizajn. Legure aluminijuma
karakterie visoka nosivost u odnosu na nivo mase po relativno niskoj ceni. U cilju
poboljanja karakteristika aluminijuma koriste se legure aluminijuma, koji se dobijaju
legiranjem istog aluminijuma sa sledeim elementima: bakrom, cinkom,
magnezijumom, silicijumom, manganom i litijumom. Kod legura aluminijuma sa bakrom
(serija 2 8), bakar je glavni legirajui element u ovoj familiji ije mehanike vrednosti
dostiu one kod mekih elika. Inae, familija je poznata po popularnom i
tradicionalnom nazivu - durali. Upotrebljava se najee za radne - nosive delove.
Nema dobra antikorozivna svojstva i po pravilu se loe zavaruju klasinim postupcima
zavarivanja. Kako su legure aluminijuma serije 2 teko zavarive klasinim metodama
zavarivanja, to se za njihovo zavarivanje koristi postupak zavarivanja trenjem sa
meanjem.
Potpuna karakterizacija zavarenih spojeva sa aspekta eksploatacijskih
svojstava, podrazumeva i sagledavanje njihovog ponaanja u prisustvu greaka, tj.
ocenu njihove otpornosti prema iniciranju i razvoju prsline. Mehanika loma se bavi
izuavanjem fenomena loma, istraivanjem uslova razvoja prsline i otpornosti
materijala u zavrnoj fazi procesa deformisanja usled delovanja optereenja.
Mehanika loma je definisala parametre i uvela nove metode ispitivanja, a sve u
cilju da se to bolje odredi sklonost ka razvoju prslina, kritinih uslova brzog razvoja
loma, otpornosti materijala ka brzoj propagaciji prsline ili drugim reima da se oceni
ponaanje materijala i sigurnost konstrukcije u prisustvu prslina ili drugih srodnih
greaka.
Sigurnost zavarenih spojeva lakih zavarenih konstrukcija pri delovanju
promenljivog optereenja je u dananje vreme dominantna tema svih ozbiljnijih
istraivaa u ovoj oblasti ispitivanja. Deo istraivanja koja se sprovode na Mainskom
fakultetu Univerziteta u Niu u okviru ove teme su usmerena na analizu uticaja
promenljivog optereenja na ponaanje zavarenog spoja ostvarenog zavarivanjem
trenjem sa meanjem legure aluminijuma 2024 T351, u prisustvu greke tipa prsline,
odnosno odreivanje parametara rasta zamorne prsline.
Hemijski sastav Cu Mg Mn Fe Si Zn Ti Al
% 4,70 1,56 0,65 0,17 0,046 0,11 0,032 ostatak
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Slika 4. Popreni presek FSW zavarenog spoja [2] (A) osnovni metal - OM, (B) zona uticaja
toplote ZUT; (C) zona termomehanikog uticaja ZTMU; (D) grumen
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potrebno je odrediti dinamiku izdrljivost, tj. najvei napon koji materijal moe izdrati
bez loma i pri neogranienom broju promena optereenja. Ispitivanje zamaranjem
prua mogunost za njeno odreivanje.
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Slika 5. Rezultati ispitivanja udarnim dejstvom sile (zarez u zoni osnovnog metala)
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Legure aluminijuma su nale iroku primenu i u automobilskoj i vazduhoplovnoj
industriji. Obe industrije pomeraju granice novih inovativnih proizvoda, zahtevom za
veom nosivou i ujedno manjom masom uz robustan dizajn. U cilju odreivanja
uticaja parametara zavarivanja (odnos brzine rotacije alata i brzine zavarivanja
translacije) na dinamiku izdrljivost zavarenih spojeva, dobijenih zavarivanjem ploa
postupkom zavarivanja trenjem sa meanjem na leguri Al 2024-T351, varirani su
parametri zavarivanja. Primenom standardnih ispitivanja mehaniko-tehnolokih
osobina zavarenih spojeva omoguena je ocene kvaliteta zavarenih spojeva. U radu je
dat deo ispitivanja koji se odnosi na ispitivanje udarnim dejstvom sile. Za ispitivanje je
korieno instrumentirano klatno u analizi ukupne energije udara i komponenti ukupne
energije udara.
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Abstract: The design and optimization process of a 6-axis robotic arm for MAG welding
is presented, with focus on the arm frame design. Different software tools are
compared using the verification models for three types of analyses dynamic, finite
element static stress and fatigue stress analysis. After the appropriate tool was chosen
for the task, simplified robotic arm models are made using the market analysis data.
Dynamic analysis was conducted on said models and obtained results are used to
dimension the initial model; which was then evaluated using the static stress and
fatigue stress analysis. Process itself was iterative and above mentioned steps were
repeated until the satisfactory results were achieved. Main advantage of this approach
is the use of only one software interface and, since the focus is on the optimization,
more energy efficient product.
1 INTRODUCTION
With the development of industry, the need of productivity, reliability and the
profitability also grew. Since man has limited motoric abilities, the need for productivity
inspired new ideas. Solution was offered in 1954, when the first programmable
industrial robotic arm patent was filed by Devol [1], indicating a change.
Today, serial industrial production is hard to imagine without the use of robots.
Their tasks range from simple to the most complex ones. According to [2], one of the
most dependent industry branches is the automotive industry; which accounted for
almost 60% of the installed units in 2011. The surge in number of units sold causes
product prices to fall and both the profitability and environment concerns to increase,
which caused new design approaches to emerge. Environment and cost-effectiveness
concerns largely inspired both the Design for Environment [3] and Design for Energy
Minimization [4], new approaches that are growing in popularity. To keep both cost and
environment impact low, early phases of the design process, where 90% of the cost
and impact is generated [3, 5], should be addressed with special care.
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In compliance with the above stated facts, the use of optimization tools on the
design of a 6-axis robotic arm is presented, with the focus on the arm frame (detailing
phase is omitted). Furthermore, computer aided engineering (CAE) tools are expensive
and require time to master. In order to minimize number of different tools needed,
software packs are evaluated using the verification models. After the verification, we
assessed the possibility of using the only one CAE tool for the whole process.
2 SOFTWARE VERIFICATION
To determine the errors and applicability of each used software, verifications of
the dynamic, static and the fatigue stress analyses were conducted. Since both the
design [6] and optimization processes are iterative, the use of only one software (if
possible) shortens the process. For various tasks, Solidworks, Autodesk Inventor,
Ansys and MSC Adams results are compared. It is important to note that the main
criterion for choosing the software was its applicability on a number of problems, and
not necessarily the result exactness. Planned design process is shown on the Figure 1.
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Since the error values are minimal, both the Autodesk Inventor and MSC
Adams are considered validated.
Also, Inventor enables the use of linear and quadratic tetrahedral finite
elements for 3D analysis; which were compared to the Ansys results for the quadratic
tetrahedral and quadratic hexahedral elements. Results are shown in the Table 2.
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Sa Sf Nfb . (1)
Both Ansys and Solidworks solution errors are low (Table 4), however
Solidworks solution displays a greater error by two orders of magnitude.
Furthermore, after observing the Tables 1 and 2, Ansys-Inventor combination was
chosen. Since Ansys can be integrated into the Autodesk Inventor, its possible to
complete all the analyses using only one software interface.
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3 DESIGN PROCESS
Market analysis was undertaken in order to gather the design parameters
needed to create the simplified model. The customer needs, competition products and
current product design trends were considered. Following key features are identified:
load capacity, maximal velocity, arm reach, repeatability and precision. Resulting
desired specifications are shown in Table 5.
Next step was designing the simplified model (Figure 5) for the dynamic
analysis which was conducted using both MSC Adams multibody dynamics simulation
software and Autodesk Inventor 2015. Analysis provided the load conditions arm has
to withstand.
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To simplify the numeric model, components of the robotic arm are constrained
as fixed support. Since time difference between the largest torques on each of the
axes is small, to remain on the side of safety regarding the stress, models are loaded
as if torques appear simultaneously.
Simplified analytical model was used to determine the load at the specified
time. Only the highest load (in the each of the 13 points) has been observed, and was
later used as the maximum stress of the fully reversed cycle and the repeated stress
cycle with the mean stress influence calculated using Gerber formulation.
Based on Ansys results it could be determined that the number of cycles before
the break is above the 109 cycles. Lastly, it should be noted that simplifications were
used. In order to ensure safety, most adverse load conditions were used. In order to
calculate the more precise number of cycles, elasticity of the components should be
included in the analysis.
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Table 6. Loads and principal strain calculated in the observed time points
Stress
Load
(Von Mises)
Point Fx / N Fy / N Fz / N Mx / Nm My / Nm Mz / Nm eq / MPa
1 12 -567 -73 77.69 4.79 60.01 12.52
2 -122 -575 -48 80.32 17.42 -194.02 18.1
3 68 -575 -45 72.91 26.58 10.52 11.43
4 -70 -700 355 36.07 -282.7 -465.08 53.25
5 -874 -710 281 79.91 -185.27 -200.69 27.72
6 -770 -540 -348 246.36 214.08 -600.34 68.04
7 -59 -544 -8 -14.12 2.2 -63.09 10.71
8 280 -593 169 -131.26 78.9 530.98 55.24
9 -13 -586 15 -9.84 3.73 46.82 6.59
10 110 -598 20 -1.51 1.96 183.23 16.43
11 90 -526 45 -34.08 -5.47 39.72 7.51
12 -379 -594 -169 80.03 174.84 -600.4 45.41
13 0 -586 0 3.16 0 52.19 7.44
While decreasing the mass, special care should be devoted to the rigidity of the
system. Even though the stresses values may be low, if left uncontrolled deformations
may cause lower precision. Using one software interface has many benefits. During
the manual optimization phase, parametric modelling enabled changing the
dimensions directly in the FEA software, which proved to be time saving. Change was
automatically linked to CAD model. Also, software integration offered easier modelling
coupled with the FEA software robustness.
On the other hand, calculation error should also be addressed. As shown on
the Table 1, dynamic analysis results using Autodesk Inventor show greater error. In
[12] Bernd et al. found that while using different FEA tools on the same part, calculated
stresses can dissipate up to 50%; meaning that even though the software integration is
time saving, it can be contra-productive if the software operator lacks knowledge about
the mathematical background. Furthermore, in order to carry out the described
process, both software licences have to be purchased.
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5 CONCLUSION
6-axis robotic arm for MAG welding has been designed and optimized. Also,
the use of only one software interface (Autodesk Inventor with integrated Ansys) for
both the modelling and analysing was validated; which decreases the time spent, cost,
and reduces the error encountered while transferring the data between the different
software.
During the design, many CAE tools were used in order to reach the optimal
solution. In the future, the robotic arm can be further optimized by using the dynamic
analysis with elastic components to provide more exact loads, deformations and
accurate precision assessment. Also, the use of topology optimization could prove
beneficial to the design.
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INSTALLATION OF RAILWAYS
FOR WELDING PORTAL GUIDANCE
Milan Blagojevi1, Svetozar Rajnhofer2
Abstract: This paper proposes a method for setting up rails for welding portal guidiance
in accordance with the requirements of the norm VDI 3576. Using the photogrammetry
based optical measuring system TRITOP positions of uncoded reference markers
placed on the floor are determined. Rails position are tuned using the GOM Touch
Probe through several iterations per side and height straightness. Regular instalation
of the rails for welding portal guidance is prerequisite for trouble-free operation. Both
rails meet all tolerances required by the VDI norm. Procedure proposed in this paper
provides the correct rails' installation.
Key words: optical measuring, photogrammetry, railway, touch probe, welding portal
1 INTRODUCTION
The train body shell of contemporarary trains are made modular comprising an
frame assembly, roof assembly and two bodyside structures each fixed both to the
frame assembly and to the roof assembly. The bodyside structure is part of rail
vehicles bodywork manufactured from welded aluminum or aluminum alloy extruded
profiles.
To make the job more productive and ergonomic for their welders, increase
their capacity and meet regulatory and customer demands, Milanovi Inenjering is
purchased a HAANE flexible welding portal for welding bodyside structures [1, 2].
Welding portals completely automate a welding process by performing the weld, while
a human operator prepares the materials to be welded. The process reduces
inconsistent welds compared to manual welding.
Guidance of welding heads along one of the axis in this machine is provided
through the rails. This paper proposes method for setting up rails for welding portal
guidiance in accordance with the requirements of the manufacturers and of the norm
VDI 3576 [3].
1 Milan Blagojevi, PhD student, University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia,
(blagoje@kg.ac.rs), corresponding author
2 Svetozar Rajnhofer, Milanovi Inenjering, Kragujevac, Serbia, (toni@miing.rs)
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(a) (b)
Figure 1. Photogrammetry: (a) Basic terms, relative orientation of measuring images
and principle of reference points resection, (b) GOM Touch Probe
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In holes drilled on the floor threaded rods were placed. These rods carrying
plates on which supports rails (Figure 3a). Height adjustment of plates is possible via
two nuts that are located below the plate, while their tightening is possible via two nuts
that are located above the plate. The rails are set to plates so that they are lieing on
the rubber pads (Figures 2b and 3a).
All settings are performed using the measuring adapter, to ensure that the
measurements are carried out at the same place on the rail profile (Figure 3b). The
rails position adjustment is performed through several iterations. Everi iteration contai
the folowing steps: (1) the height of all plates is leveled, (2) leading rail is adjusted so
that it is parallel to the wall, (3) by using aluminum caliper non leading rail is set
roughly parallel to leading rail (Figure 2c), (4) the height and side straightness of non
leading rail are set. To avoid portal jamming in segments of rails, compliance of
tolerances b and c are analyzed.
(a) (b)
Figure 2. Project phases: (a) uncoded reference points are set to the floor,
(b) rails are mounted on supporting plates
(a) (b)
Figure 3. Rail adjustment: (a) suporting plate, (b) side straightness measurement
3 RESULTS
Measurement accuracy was checked by measuring length of 200mm of gage
blocks set arbitrarily within the uncoded points cloud. At several points along rails was
performed photogrammetric measurement of trace and compared with the dimensions
obtained in the model using GOM Touch Probe. The method is verified also with
proper operation of the machine in period of two years.
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4 CONCLUSION
In this paper the procedure for installation of railways for welding portal
guidance is proposed. Procedure use hybrid approach where photogrammetry and
optical touch probe with 3D scanner are employed. Both rails meet all tolerances
required by the norm VDI 3576. Procedure proposed in this paper provides the correct
rails' installation.
Welding portal is used for welding of bodyside structures composed of
aluminum alloy panels with length from 2m up to 6m. Next to the welding portal custom
made jigs and fixtures are placed, ensuring that the panels are welded in an optimum
position. Welding head is reguided across the entire travel way in order to compensate
irregular profile geometry and groove deviations from straightness in the horizontal and
vertical planes. Almost all groove geometries can be scanned with the exception of the
gapless I-groove [2]. Regular instalation of the rails for welding portal guidance was
prerequisite for trouble-free operation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The part of this research was supported by Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development, Republic of Serbia under Grant TR32036.
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content/uploads/2015/05/Haane-Katalog_E.pdf, accesed on 21. 10. 2016.
[3] VDI 3576 - Rails for crane systems: rail links, rail supports, rail fasteners,
tolerances for crane tracks.
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Abstract: Gerotor pumps have compact and simple design, good kinematic
characteristics, large efficiencies, and many other advantages relative to other rotary
pumps. Because of its good characteristics, gerotor pumps have are widely used.
Gerotor pumps are used for hydraulics machines, car engines, compressors, and for
many other purposes. Basic components of gerotor pumps are inner and outer rotor.
During the investigation of gerotor pumps it is very important to get inner and outer
rotor easily as for theoretical investigations as for their production. In this investigation,
an i-Logic rule with user form is created in Autodesk Inventor CAD software for
automatic design of inner and outer rotor. User from input parameters are: teeth
number of outer rotor, pump eccentricity, trochoid radius coefficient and outer rotor
width. Generating of inner and outer rotor is possible for any combination of
parameters, which fulfills geometric and kinematic constraints, which means that a
problem of generating of gereotor is, solved in general case. Simultaneously is also
created a meshing kinematics of inner and outer rotor. Application of presented results
is reflected in fast creating of different profiles combination and its meshing, which
makes meshing analyses much easier. In the framework of future research in this area,
planned is CFD analysis for specific gerotors and its experimental verification.
Key words: gerotor, gerotor pump, inner rotor, outer rotor, parametric modeling.
1 INTRODUCTION
One of the new types of gearing, which could replace involute gearing in a
largely extent is the trochoidalgearing. Implementing a trochoidalgearing in gear
technology would have large positive effect on the functional characteristics: required
efficiency and service life with minimum mass and overall dimensions. Trochoidal
gearing implementing would lead to a reduction in material consumption which would
lead to large savings. Another major advantage of the trochoidal gearing is
simultaneous contact of all gearing tooth is achieving better load capacity related to the
gear pairs with involute gearing.
Because of the advantagestrochoidal gearing there is a great interest of
Mechanical Engineers for their implementation into mechanical systems. Applying
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trochoidal gearing is present in a large number of rotary machines which are used in a
variety of purposes: rotary pumps, rotary motors, rotary compressors and blowers. A
good part of the implementation trochoidal gearing occurs in cycloid drives that belong
to a special group of planetary gearboxes. Due to the good characteristics of trochoidal
gearing, it is cost effective to work on their development.
One of the most important aspects of analyzing gerotor pump is certainly the
analysis of dynamic behavior of pump elements during the its operation. C. F. Heish [1]
with this kind analysis came to the useful results which can be further applied into
production of gerotors. A very important is aspect of analyzing forces and pressures
that occur in gear with inner gearing of gerotor [2]. Also, very important aspect is the
kinematic analysis gerotors [3], as well as the determination of pump flow [4]. By
observing and taking into account all of these aspects, it can be concluded that the
research gerotors could be very accelerated if there were their adaptive parametric
CAD model. Some groups of authors are partially managed to implement this kind of
model in researching of gerotor [5-7]. In order to make this model usable for practical
research and experiments, it is essential to implement technological gaps in the model
[8-9].
This paper presents a parameterized model gerotor pump. The parametrized
CAD model automatically creates gerotor gears with simultaneous generating of gears
kinematic. The parametric model is developed to generate all combinations of gearing
parameters that are physically feasible.
xt et cos kt cos
kt
, (1)
yt et sin kt sin
kt
and the equations of inner and outer envelopes are:
2 1 2 2
xa ekt cos sin 2 sin w cos
kt kt kt
, (2)
2 1 2 2
ya ekt sin sin 2 cos w sin
kt kt kt
Wherein:
1
sin 2
2 2
w 2 cos2 . (3)
2
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In equation (3) the character "+" refers to the outside, a sign "-" on the inner
envelope. In order to simplify the performance of parameterization equations (2) are
transformed into the following form:
Equations (4) are used for a parametric model of trochoidal gear with
outergearing, while the gear with inner gearing is done by approximation with circular
arcs, [10, 11].
Parameters defining creates all the variables that define the assembly, and all
the variables that define the individual parts of the assembly. All mutually dependent
parameters are also linked by mathematical relations. After defining the parameters, all
of the gerotor files are created: gear with outer gearing, gear with inner gearing and
eccentric shaft.
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All created individual parts files have the same parameter names as in the
assembly file. This operation was necessary in order to write a script which connects
parts files and their relations to assembly file with controlling form.
The most difficult part of gerotor in creating its CAD model is certainly a gear
with outertrochoidal gearing. The profile of this gear was created using the controls for
parametric drawing functions on the adapted equation (4). Creating parametric drawing
function for trochoidal tooth profile is given in Figure 2.
After creating the part files and definition of their parameters, such as the
previously defined in assembly file, it is accessed to connecting part files with the
assembly file. This step is performed in the environment i-logic. Connecting the
parameters of part files and assembly parameters is performed by writing scripts for
equalization parameters. Scripts are written by using the command Add rule. Figure 3
shows a code for the connection between part files parameters and previously n
assembly file.
This approach is used for creation of general gerotor CAD model with all
kinematics parameters. Obtaining the desired dimensions of gerotor is possible by
changing the values of independent parameters showed in dialogue in Figure 1.
However, in order to speed up this process, a form with independent parameters is
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made. The advantage of introducing forms consists in the fact that it cannot make
mistakes when entering input data. Gerotor CAD model is generating by changing the
values in dialog box showed in Figure 1. In preparing the form data entry fields were
made with explanations and parameter designations (Figure 4).
The form for communication with the parametric model of gerotorhas been
filled the following parameters:
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5 CONCLUSION
This paper represents parameterization of gerotor gears with eccentric shaft.
Investigation is showing a modern approach to CAD modeling, which significantly
reduces the time spent on the design of gerotors. In this modeling approach can be
very easily integrated optimization method and set of objective function depending on
the desired optimization criteria.
Solving of this problem any combination of feasible gerotor parameters is
possible for creation in CAD environment. Generation of CAD model also shows
simultaneously generated kinematics of movement gerotor elements, no matter what
the number of teeth and the dimensions of the pump are concerned. In this paper the
particular model of gerotor is concerned. Model parameters are given in table 1 is used
in communication form, and model is generated. According to thoseparameters, model
couldnt work, so the technological gap had to be included. Technological gap is
determinated by collision detection. Technological gap for this particular model needs
to be at least 0.0271 mm, so model can be practically feasible.
A further step in the research on this topic will be the creation of an algorithm
which will automatically determinate the technological gap. Using this approach, to
monitor and conduct analysis of any gerotor size with any parameters of gearing it is
possible.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This paper is a result of two investigations: (1) project TR33015, and (2) project
TR35033.The both projects are financedfrom the Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development of Republic of Serbia. The first project is titled
Investigation and development of Serbian zero-net energy house, and the second
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project is titled Sustainable development of technology and equipment for the ELV
recycling. We would like to thank to the Ministry of Education, Science and
Technological Development of Republic of Serbia for their financial support during
these investigations.
NOMENCLATURE
Variables:
b gear width, mm
e eccentricity, mm
kt z=z1+1,-
Ra rolling circle radius, mm
Rbstationary circle radius, mm
w distance between the circular gear tooth profile and the real trochoidal profile, mm
xa abscissa, mm
ya ordinate, mm
z1 tooth number of inner gear, -
Greek symbols
angle between the starting and current position of the contact point of the basic and
rolling curve relevant to the center of the base curve, rad
auxiliary angle, used to simplify the calculation, rad
auxiliary angle, used to simplify the calculation, rad
rotation angle of the reference line, which connects the center of the kinematic
circles and passes through the kinematic pole for generating trochoids, rad
angle of the epicycloid, rad
trochoid coefficient, -
Subscripts and superscripts
a envelope
a rolling circle radius index, eq. (4)
b stationary circle radius index, eq. (4)
t trochoid
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Abstract: In this paper, the spur gear model is generated using the software Inventor
and imported to software package Ansys for a static structural analysis. The static
analysis is performed to determine the strain and Von-Misses stresses. The analysis is
done by considering different materials for gears like steel 16MnCr5, glass filled PEEK
(Poly-ether-ether-Ketone), carbon filled PEEK, glass filled PA6 (Polyamide 6) and
glass filled PA66 (Polyamide 66), and the results are then compared. The results of
this analysis are presented in this paper as figures and tables of Von-Misses stresses.
It is concluded that the use of PEEK reinforced with 30% of carbon fibres shows the
best results in sense of values of stress on the side of a tooth of the gear and stress at
the bottom of a tooth of the gear.
1 INTRODUCTION
In the development centres of major industrial companies and scientific
research institutes, a lot of research is being conducted for the purpose of a more
complete assessment and an improvement of the properties of new materials so as to
obtain materials for new products, that is new areas of application. The application of
composite gears represents a relatively new area of application in industry, so that,
even today, researchers are still examining the properties of composite materials, that
is, they are examining which composite material can be used as a substitute for steel
in the production of gears. A lot of papers on composite gears have already been
published.
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A study [1] confirms that the act of adding fibres to a basic material
(polyamide) affects the mitigation of vibrations and noise during the operation of a gear
pair. It also demonstrates how applying pressure to the gears impacts the temperature,
in the sense that by changing the type of the material, the temperature increase in the
gears can be decreased.
The experiment shown in the study [2] confirms the assumption that the
addition of glass fibres to polyamide generates better heat reduction compared to a
gear made only from polyamide, which leads to a decrease in the temperature of the
gear, thus prolonging its life expectancy.
A study [3] shows that a gear made from Poly-ether-ether-Ketone an addition
of 30% of glass fibres has proven to be better in practice than a gear made from
polyamide with an addition of 30% of glass fibres. The experiment was conducted
using different torque values and a different number of turns.
One study [4] explains which way of manufacturing gears is the most cost-
efficient, and another study [5] explains which parameters can influence a better quality
of the process of manufacturing gears. Shrinkage of products represents one of the
main problems in the manufacture of gears, which is why a lot of research on this
problem is still being conducted.
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When all the necessary conditions are defined (load and boundary conditions)
by clicking the icon Solve, analysis started. Figure 2 shows the value of the stress on
the side of a tooth of the gear, nd Figure 3 shows the value of the stress at the bottom
of a tooth of the gear.
The resulting values of stress on the side and at the bottom of a tooth are
compared with the values of stress obtained by using an analytical method, using the
program Inventor (Table 1) [6]. The resulting deviations, given in Table 1, demonstrate
the accuracy of the formed model done using the software package Ansys, so that this
model is adopted to test the gears made from composite materials.
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Compared results of the values of stress on the side and at the bottom of the
tooth for all materials of composite gears are given in Figures 4 and 5, respectively.
Stress (MPa)
Figure 4. Compared results of the stress values of the side of a tooth of the gear
Stress (MPa)
Figure 5. Compared results of the stress values at the bottom of a tooth of the gear
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The best results are exhibited by the gear made from Poly-ether-ether-Ketone
reinforced with 30% of carbon fibres. Figures 6 and 7, respectively, show the
compared results of the stress values on the side and at the bottom of a tooth of a
steel gear and a composite gear made from Poly-ether-ether-Ketone reinforced with
30% of carbon fibres.
Stress (MPa)
Stress (MPa)
)
Figure 6. Compared results of the stress Figure 7. Compared results of the stress
values (MPa) of the side of a tooth of the values (MPa) at the bottom of a tooth of
gear made from composite material PEEK the gear made from composite material
30CF and steel PEEK 30CF and steel
Composite gears have advantage that their mass is considerably lower than
the mass of steel gears. Figure 8 shows the comparison of the mass of gear made
from steel and mass of gears made from different types of composite materials.
Mass (kg)
Figure 8 shows that the lowest mass is the one of a gear made from
Polyamide PA66 reinforced with 30% of glass fibres (PA66 30GF). The mass of gears
made from this material is six times lower than the mass of gears made from steel.
4 CONCLUSION
An analysis of the stress-strain state of gears made from steel and composite
materials was conducted in this study. The goal was to show which advantages were
achieved by using a composite material in the manufacture of gears. Based on the
results obtained by using the software package Ansys, the best characteristics are
exhibited by the material Poly-ether-ether-Ketone reinforced with carbon fibres (PEEK
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30CF). Using gears made from Poly-ether-ether-Ketone reinforced with 30% of carbon
fibres (PEEK 30CF), one can obtain a lowered stress value on the side of a tooth of a
gear by almost 4% compared to the stress value on the side of a tooth of a gear made
from steel and by 11% lower values of stress at the bottom of a tooth of a gear
compared to a steel gear. The mass of a drive gear made from PEEK 30CF is lower
than the mass of a steel gear by 82.14%.
This shows the advantage of application of composite materials in the
manufacture of gears in case when the lower mass of construction is needed.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This investigation is part of the project TR 33015 of Technological
Development of the Republic of Serbia and the project III 42006 of Integral and
Interdisciplinary investigations of the Republic of Serbia. We would like to thank to the
Ministry of Education and Science of Republic of Serbia for the financial support during
this investigation.
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Abstract: Aluminum, as well as its alloys, are considered lightweight materials and
have a significant role in building of lightweight constructions, both in the domain of
mechanical engineering and civil engineering. Due to the rapidly increased need for
lightweight constructions, the need for aluminum alloys welding increased as well. This
paper will present the results of an experimental testing of a butt-welded joint made of
aluminum alloy 6060 (AlMgSi0,5). It deals with quasi-dynamic tensile testing of welded
test tubes. The test tubes have been welded with TIG and MIG procedures. The results
obtained in this way have been compared mutually and then they have been compared
with the results from the analytical calculation of the welded joint.
1 INTRODUCTION
Lightweight design materials must meet a number of requirements. The
requirements related to the structure of lightweight construction should preferably be
met by using lightweight materials of high stiffness and strength. Construction weight
reduction can be achieved by using lower density materials [1]. Observing the basic
aspects of the selection of materials for lightweight constructions [2], it can be
concluded that the aluminum alloys are considered to be very adequate lightweight
materials. Due to the high applicability of these alloys, they often need to be welded
[3], and the data on mechanical properties of the welded joint are important for a
constructor during lightweight constructions design, selecting materials and welding
procedure.
The tensile testing method is one of the methods for determining mechanical
properties of a welded joint [4]. Depending on welding procedures and parameters,
and a type of alloy, mechanical characteristics may differ significantly [5]. The most
often aluminum alloys welding procedures are TIG [6], MIG or some hybrid
(unconventional) procedures [7]. In this paper, a quasi-dynamic testing of a butt-
welded joint made of aluminum alloy 6060 (AlMgSi0,5) is presented. The welded joint
1 Master, Aleksija uri, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University of East Sarajevo, ES, BiH,
aleksijadjuric@gmail.com (CA)
2 PhD Biljana Markovi, Associate Profesor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University of East Sarajevo,
has been prepared with TIG and MIG procedures, and the aim of the paper is to
compare the load capacity obtained by quasi-dynamic testing on a universal testing
machine for the both named procedures in relation to the basic material. The
comparison is performed to determine that, even in the conditions of a load which
deviates from the static load, i.e. which is approximately a dynamic load, the welding
procedure and welder's knowledge and experience have a significant effect on the
mechanical characteristics of the welded joint.
Previously prepared test tubes with the thickness of 3 mm and with other
dimensions as in Figure 2 were welded, as it has already been said, by TIG and MIG
procedures, the two procedures which are most commonly used in aluminum alloys
welding. The parameters used at welding of the test tubes are shown in Table 1.
Table 1. Parameters for welding the test tubes made of aluminium alloy 6060
Parameters
Welding procedure Electrical current
Voltage Additional material
value
TIG 100 A 9V 2 mm
MIG 92 A 17,8 V 1,2 mm
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The TIG welding procedure was performed in Orao factory in Bijeljina, and it
was performed by an experienced welder, while the MIG welding procedure was
performed in the Laboratory for welding and material testing, at the Mechanical Faculty
in East Sarajevo, and the welding procedure was performed by a welder-beginner.
Regarding to the facts, the TIG welding procedure requires a lot of operators
experience, while for MIG welding procedure this is not the case. [9]. The appearance
of the test tubes after the welding is shown in Figure 3. For the purpose of easier
orientation, the test tubes have been marked in the following way: T (TIG procedure) -
number of the test tube; M (MIG procedure) number of the test tube.
a)
b)
Figure 3. a) Test tube welded by means of MIG procedure, b) Test tube welded by
means of TIG procedure
For the force character change has been selected the case where, during the
entire test, the lower value of the force is constant while the maximum value has been
increased for 1000 N every time after 100 cycles. The lower value of the force is 50 N,
while for the beginning of the test the force of 3000 N has been selected. The way of
programming the machines in TrapeziumX software for such a case of the force
character change is shown in Figure 6. An important characteristic is also the speed of
the test itself, i.e. the force has been increasing and decreasing with the speed of 900
N/s.
Figure 5. The procedure for creating the method for quasi-dynamic testing
where is [11]:
Rp 0,2 120 N/mm2 stress at the yield point for aluminium alloy 6060
2 0,8 - weld quality factor (elected the low quality of the weld)
3 1 - factor type of load
Kt 1 - technological factor of the size of the cross section
Based of the measured dimensions of the welded joint, where the width of
the tube b 30 mm and the thickness of the weld a 4 mm, and form (1), reach the
value force which welded join can pass in static conditions. This value is F= 8448 N.
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Table 2. The value of the forces at the yield point obtained by experimental testing and
analytical calculation
Analytical calculation
Value of the force [N] 8448
Experimental testing
Tube M-1 M-2 T-1 T-2
Value of the force [N] 6867 7224 5730 7050
For the test tubes marked as M-1 and M-2, welded by a welder-beginner in
accordance with MIG procedure, the force-deformation diagram is shown in Figure 6. It
can be clearly seen from the diagram that the maximum force the weld can handle is
about 7000 N, at the load which has been set previously. It is important to mention
here that both test tubes have endured only 120 cycles, i.e. 100 cycles with the change
of force of 50-1000-50 N and 20 cycles with the change of force of 50-2000-50 N.
Explanation regarding a term quasi-dynamic testing is obvious,since the diagram
shows that the force in the field of elastic deformation increases linearly, with the force
change previously mentioned.
Force-deformation diagram for test tube marked as T-1 i T-2 with the nature of
the force change as in the previous case, is shown in Figure 7. Here it can be seen
that the force of the yield stress of the welded joint for both test tubes on average
about 6500 N. This value of force leads to the conclusion that despite of the fact that
the test patterns T-1 and T-2 have been welded by on experienced operator, the test
tubes welded by MIG procedure, due to easier handling and operating with the melting
electrode, and inspite of operators lack of experience, do not differ significantly in
capacity.
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Also, comparing the diagrams in Figure 7 and 8 may to be concluded that they
are very similar, in number of changes that have endured. The difference in the force
obtained experimentally and analytically can be attributed to the quasi dynamic load on
one hand, and testing error, on another.
All four test tubes which were examined cracked along the welded joint. The
cracks in a test tubes T-1 and T-2 are clearly visible as shown in Figure 8a, and the
cracks in test tubes M-1 and M-2 are visible, but in very small size. The difference in
the manner of the joining, as well as the quality of the welds between TIG and MIG
process, can be seen in Figure 8b.
For TIG welding process is clearly seen that the structure of the weld more
compact and it is a weld which was made by an experienced welder, while at the MIG
welding process the interruptions and lack of compactness can be seen, which in turn
can be attributed to inexperienced welders.
a) b)
Figure 8. a) Appearance of crack for test tube T-1 and T-2; b) Appearance of cross-
section destroyed weldment for MIG and TIG welding processes
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4 CONCLUSION
This paper represents the procedure of quasydiynamic testing of welded joint,
and it clearly indicates what is meant by QUASIDYNAMIC examination and that it itself
tends to static test. The main advantage of quasdiynamic tests is that it gives a clearer
picture of the welded joint capacity, regarding the domain of small change load,
compared to static load. As a material for welded joint testing, aluminum alloy 6060
was selected. This alloy has been increasingly used because of its low weight and
good mechanical properties.
Testing was done on four test tubes, two welded with TIG welding procedure
and two welded with MIG welding procedure. It is very important to be noted that the
patterns welded by TIG process were performed by an experienced welder, while the
patterns welded by MIG process were performed by an beginner welder. In spite of the
previous results, this study shows that the MIG procedure is such that despite the
inexperience of an operator it gives satisfactory results regarding load capacity of
welded joints. Extra material used in performing MIG process is also better, however,
and this fact can be used in the determination that the capacity at MIG process is a bit
closer to analytical values, compared with the load measured during the pattern
analysis after the TIG process.
This study is basically an introduction to dynamic testing of welded joints and
gives a general picture of it, in fact, it highlights the importance of parameters for the
load capacity of the welded joint. This means that in future research, which will be
related to dynamic testing, care should be taken of the selection of the welding
process, the experience of the operator and the choice of filler material. The results
obtained by the research described here indicate that a better selection of welding
process leads to MIG welding procedure carried out by an experienced operator, as
well as the choice of filler material according to the recommendations defined in the
standards and specifications related to tests of welded joints, as well as
recommendations for performing MIG welding process.
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3 MSc, Milan orevi, Fakultet tehnikih nauka Kosovska Mitrovica, milan.djordjevic@yahoo.com
4 MSc, Milena Jovanovi, Fakultet zatite na radu, Ni, Srbija, jovanovic.milena@znrfak.ni.ac.rs
5 MSc, Milena Raji, Mainski fakultet Univerziteta u Niu, Ni, Srbija, milenatod1@yahoo.com
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1 INTRODUCTION
Polygeneration can be defined as combined production of two or more energy
utilities by using a single integrated process [1]. The utility outputs of the
polygeneration system are typically energy outputs such as heating, cooling and
electricity (i.e. trigeneration), but also material products such as biofuels, water,
methanol or other compounds. The high level of integration of a polygeneration system
affects the complexity of the system itself, but it also improves overall system efficiency
thermodynamic, environmental and economic [2]. In order to meet the local final
energy demands, polygeneration systems can transform available energy of one or
more primary energy sources [3]. The term polygeneration in the context of a system
for providing multiple utilities, developed over time from the initially adopted term
cogeneration (combined heat and power), and trigeneration (combined heating,
power and cooling) proposed initially by the General Electric company [4]. Combined
production of heat and electricity was the first integrated process approach, for
utilization of heat available in the process of production of electricity, which would
otherwise be rejected to the environment. With further process integration, additional
local utility demands could be met by application of a single integrated polygeneration
system.
Optimisation methods typically do not account for potential for application of an
integrated energy system approach, neglecting heating and cooling demands and
focusing on electricity production. The integrated process approach of polygeneration,
combines all of the local utility demands (heating, cooling, electricity, mataherial and
other) with utilization of local resources and efficient utilization of renewable energy
sources. As a consequence, polygeneration systems are typically considered more
complex compared to conventional systems, with high dependency between locally
produced utilities. A polygeneration system consists of two or more polygeneration
modules: (1) A gas turbine or an internal combustion generator set typically used for
electricity and heat production, (2) Sorption cooling modules (adsorption or absorption)
applied to utilize heat to meet the cooling demands, (3) Bio-refineries applied to
combine processes of biomass or waste conversion to fuels, electricity and/or other
chemical compounds, (4) Vapor compression chillers applied to meet the cooling
demands taking advantage of locally produced electricity,(5) RES utilization
technologies which can be integrated with the rest of the system, and (6) Heat
storages.
This paper addresses the problem of pinpointing optimal configuration and
production capacity of a polygeneration system, by application of software annual
performance modeling approach embedded in TRNSYS software and Genopt
optimization. Different layouts of polygeneration systems are analyzed, by creating a
polygeneration system superstructure model. Solar energy, low temperature
geothermal energy and natural gas applications are considered in the system design
phase.
3% for sanitary hot water (SHW) [5], but a detailed insight into the pool water and pool
hall loss has not been reported. The swimming pool hall together with the swimming
pools is the greatest energy consumer, and may account for up to 60% of the total
energy use of the pool building [5,6,7], therefore energy balance of the pool and pool
hall is modelled with more detail in this paper. In indoor swimming swimming pool hall,
air temperature and humidity are maintained at a predetermined level, as analyzed in
the paper. Pool water heating and air pool hall air heating using Heating, Ventilation
and Air Conditioning (HVAC) equipment increases water evaporation and relative air
humidity, which raises energy demands of the building. For the proper polygeneration
system performance evaluation, it is important to determine and model the energy
demands.
Main contributors to the energy losses of an indoor SPH are : Conduction
Qcond Qconv
through the pool walls ; Convection from the pool surface , Radiation from
Qrad Q Evap
the pool surface ; (4) Evaporation from the pool surface ; Heat loss due to
.
Q Q
fresh water flow fw for water loss compensation; Heat flow rate from heating aux .
The temperature change of swimming pool water over time can be
calculated as [8]:
2.1 Water evaporation from the swimming pool free water surface
Water evaporation rates from the pool water has significant impact on the air
conditioning loads of the SPH. Correlations for predicting water evaporation rate from a
free water surface to both still and moving air can be found in literature [9, 10,11,12,
13,14, 15, 16,17,18,19]. Bowen (1926) provided a general solution for determination of
heat transfer by convection and evaporation from a water surface of an element of
volume for three different conditions [16]. Most of the correlations are based on the
Dalton's theory, but there are also at-tempts of creating correlations based on analogy
between heat and mass transfer [12,16], where a ratio between heat loss by
conduction to heat loss by evaporation is deter-mined. Many evaporation models are
analyzed or reviewed in literature [12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19], but even for detailed
numerical simulations [17,21] it is necessary to first determine the evaporation rate
from the water surface and the evaporation rate coefficient. Experimentally obtained
correlations for predicting evaporation rates from a water surface of indoor and outdoor
swimming pools, as well as ponds, lakes etc. are a function of air velocity above the
water surface [12]. Apart from the air velocity, the nature of air flow over the water
surface in indoor swimming pools has a strong influence on evaporation, which is
determined by the value of Reynolds number and Sherwood numbers [20]. The first
equation of evaporation from free water surface was given by Dalton (1802) [11], when
it was found to be proportional to the partial pressure difference of water vapor near
the boundary surface p sw and away from the surface :
dE K psw pv df sw (2)
water surface. Evaporation rate can also be determined according to Lewis as:
dE K E xsw x df sw (3)
Here, K E is the evaporation rate coefficient given in (kg/s m 2), which is again
affected by the properties of air flow over the boundary water surface. It is usually
given as a linear function of air velocity in a general form:
K A BVa (4)
Where, Va is the velocity of air above the free water sur-face, A and B are
correlation constants. Values of this coefficient from literature is given in Tab 1.
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Amax
F (6)
Ap / N
Where N is the number of occupants, and Amax is the pool area per person at
maximum pool occupancy. daily and monthly changes of the occupancy factor F, are
modelled using TRNSYS Type 14. Evaporation rate of unoccupied swimming E pool
is multiplied by a linear function of the occupancy factor F , to obtain the evaporation
E0
rate of the occupied swimming pool [18]:
E 3.3F 1 , F 0.1
E0 ;
E 1.3F 1.2 ,0.1 F 1
(7)
12
NPVn Bo Bt / 1 d t (13)
0
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according to literature data, where equipment costs are converted to the present
values using the equipment cost index factors [38,39].
The results presented in this paper are obtained using Trnsys simulation
system performance simulation coupled to Genopt Hybrid General Pattern Search with
Particle Swarm Optimization method [94].. The optimisaitons summary of the results of
the optimisation is depicted by the diagram in presented in fig. 1. The optimisaiton
algorytm conferged to the problem solution after 687 optimisation steps. The optimal
confituration of the polygeneration system consists of a cogeneration internal
combustion engine unit, an adsorption chiller, photovoltaics and appropriate heat
storages for both cooling and heating.
With the NPV value of the polygeneration system investment project over its 12
year operation lifetime, the optimisation method pinpointed the configuration consisting
of modules which have the greatest contribution to project profitability, i.e. a
kogeneration unit and photovoltaics. With the significant heating demands of the
chosen indoor swimming pool building [8], the cogeneration module supplies heat
throughout a year. Heat demand in the analysed scenario is even higher in the
summertime with the optimal polygeneration configuration, since adsorption cooling is
used to meet cooling loads, powered by the locally provided heat. Due to limited area
for solar collectors, where profitability of solar thermal collectors and photovoltaics is
confronted, with the NPV as the optimization criteria, the optimization algorytm
assigned the complete available area to the photovoltaics, leaving no place for solar
thermal applications under the given conditions and criteria.The nominal power rating
and heating and cooling capacity of the optimal configuration of the polygeneraiton
system is determined by the power ratings and heating and cooling capacities of its
constituting component modules. Although a gas boiler is assumed by the model for
eventual peak load coveridge, based on the optimization results, it is clear that the
optimal polygeneration system is capable of meeting the design heating and cooling
load without the use od any additional peak load equipment. The heating capacity of
the cogeneratin module is equal to the design load of the building heating system, and
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cooling capacity of the adsorption unit is equal to the design load for cooling of the
building cooling system. It is important to note, that the design loads were used to
define the optimization variable domains for variables representing heating and cooling
capacities. The power rating of the polygeneratin system was not limited by the
optimization model to improve project profitability by export of electricity takeing
advantage of the subsidy export prices.
3 CONCLUSION
In this paper, optimisation of a pollygeneration system for energy demands of
an indoor swimming pool building was performed. Modeling and simulation of the
performance of the building's energy demands and performance of the polygeneration
model superstructure was done using TRNSYS software, whereas GenOpt
optimisation is applied to pinpoint the optimal soultion. The optimal configuration of the
polygeneration system was found to consists of a cogeneration internal combustion
engine based module, adsorption chiller, photovoltaics and accompaning heat and cold
storages. The NPV function was used as goal of the optimisation, and the model
asumes that the entire local production of electricity is exported to the grid, thus
enabling project profit in addition to the potential energy savings. The optimal heating
and cooling capacity of the poligeneraiton system was equal to the design loads. The
optimal solution indicates that the entire available area for solar collectors should be
coverd by PV.
ACGNOWLEDGEMENT
This paper was done within the framework of the project III 42006 - Research
and development of energy and environmentally highly effective polygeneration
systems based on using renewable energy sources (2011-2014), financed by the
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of
Serbia.
NOMENCLATURE
ADS Adsorption chillier K evaporation coefficient, a superstructure
module
AUX Electrical auxiliary heaters POLY polygeneration system
B - Boiler PV Photovoltaic collector array system
CHP - Cogeneration, biogas cogeneration STC solar thermal collector array
E Evaporation rate SPH swimming pool hall
F occupancy factor Va air velocity
GSHPGround source heat pump VCC vapour compression chiller
I - Investment B cost rate
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3 mr.sc Halim Prcanovi, Metalurki institut Kemal Kapetanovi, Zenica, Bosna i Hercegovina,
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1 UVOD
Grad Zenica je smjeten u kotlini duine oko 12 km, i irine 1 do 1,8 km.
Nadmorska visina dna kotline kree se od 304 m na sjeveru do 340 m na jugu. Okolna
uzvienja spadaju u srednje visoke planine Bosne i Hercegovine, apsolutne visine do
1000 m.
U tehnolokim fazama proizvodnje i prerade elika odvijaju se termodinamiki
procesi, gdje nastaju odreene koliine dimnih plinova koji sadre emisije polutanata i
utiu na zagaenost zraka u Zenici.
Posebno nepovoljni uslovi su u danima stabilnog stanja atmosfere s
temperaturnim inverzijama u zimskom periodu, kada se polutanti nagomilavaju u
prizemnom sloju i u kratkom roku dostiu alarmantno visoke koncentracije i tako se
odravaju dok ne doe do promjene vremenske situacije.
Zagaivai prenoeni vjetrom i turbulencijom mogu pretrpjeti razliite hemijske
transformacije prije nego to se spuste na tlo, te je stoga je potrebno poznavati zrana
strujanja.
Kako su isputeni zagaivai topliji nego zrak koji ih okruuje, oni se diu
visoko u atmosferu i turbulencija zraka ini da se koncentracije razrjeuju. Poto se
kreu s vjetrom, esto dolazi do hemijskih reakcija izmeu zagaivaa i drugih
atmosferskih materija.
Zagaeni zrak utie na razliite naine na zdravlje ljudi i ljudsko blagostanje,
kao i na ekosisteme i materijalna dobra. Pojava i uestalost poveanih koncentracija
zagaujuih materija u atmosferi prvenstveno ovisi o veliini i distribuciji izvora emisije,
o lokalnoj topografiji i lokalnim klimatskim uvjetima (smjer i brzina vjetra, pojava
padavina i temperaturnih inverzija).
Zagaenje zraka ovisi prvenstveno od koliine i tipa polutanata, duine
izlaganja i drugim efektima povezanim sa izlaganjem zagaenom zraku.
Prainu ine vrste lebdee estice dispergovane u plinovima. O veliini estica ovisi
brzina taloenja praine na povrinu. Prainu raznose vjetrovi i globalno strujanje
atmosfere.
Zrak u zenikoj kotlini je zagaen sumpornim dioksidom, lebdeim esticama,
zatim velikim koliinama talonog praha sa visokim sadrajem olova, kadmija, cinka i
drugih tekih metala, kao i tetnim organskim materijama koji pogoravaju kvalitet
zraka.
Polutanti iz atmosfere nagomilavaju se na povrini tla, u blizini samog izvora ili
mogu biti preneseni na velike udaljenosti od izvora. Zagaivai tla su eljezare,
termoelektrane, koksare, cementare itd. [1].
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koliinama talonog praha sa visokim sadrajem olova, kadmija, cinka i drugih tekih
metala kao i prisustvo tetnih organskih materija.
Izmjerene koncentracije polutanata uporeene su sa graninim vrijednostima koje su
date u Pravilniku o nainu vrenja monitoringa kvaliteta zraka i definisanju vrste
zagaujuih materija, graninih vrijednosti i drugih standarda kvaliteta zraka
("Sl.novine FBiH", br. 01/12):
Granina vrijednost prema Pravilniku za godinji prosjek koncentracija
sumpornog dioksida je 50 g/m 3 s tim da dnevni prosjek od 125 g/m 3 ne
smije biti prekoraen vie od 3 puta (tri dana) u jednoj kalendarskoj godini.
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek koliina talonog praha je 200
mg/m2. dan, s tim da mjeseni prosjek od 350 mg/m 2.dan ne smije biti
prekoraen nijedan mjesec u jednoj kalendarskoj godini,
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek koncentracija ukupnih lebdeih
estica je 90 g/m3 s tim da dnevni prosjek od 250 g/m3 ne smije biti
prekoraen nijedan dan u toku jedne kalendarske godine,
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek sadraja olova u talonom prahu je
0,1 mg/m2. dan,
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek sadraja kadmija u talonom prahu
je 0,002 mg/m2. dan,
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek sadraja cinka u talonom prahu je
0,4 mg/m2. dan.
U navedenom Pravilniku ne postoje granine vrijednosti sadraja olova i kadmija u
ukupnim lebdeim esticama, pa su u ovom izvjetaju koritene granine vrijednosti iz
ranijeg Pravilnika (Sl. novine FBiH, broj 12/05), radi poreenja rezultata mjerenja sa
prethodnim godinama, i one iznose:
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek sadraja olova u ukupnim lebdeim
esticama je 2 g/m3
Granina vrijednost za godinji prosjek sadraja kadmija u ukupnim
lebdeim esticama je 40 ng/m 3 (nanograma po kubnom metru zraka) [2,3].
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U ovom radu su analizirani rezultati kontunuiranih mjerenja koncentracija
sumpornog dioksida (SO2), ukupnih lebdeih estica (UL) u zraku (24-satni uzorci) i
sadraj olova, kadmija i eljeza u lebdeim esticama, u zenikoj kotlini za 2015.
godinu.
Podaci su uzeti iz Izvjetaja broj 11/16-EKO, Zenica, mart 2016. Rezultati
kontinuiranih mjerenja zagaenosti zraka u Zenici za 2015. godinu, Metalurki
instituta, Zenica.
Izmjerene koncentracije polutanata uporeene su sa graninim vrijednostima
koje su date u Pravilniku o nainu vrenja monitoringa kvaliteta zraka i definiranju vrste
zagaujuih materija, graninih vrijednosti i drugih standarda kvaliteta zraka
("Sl.novine FBiH", br. 01/12).
Na slici 1. ematski je prikazan pregled rasporeda fiksnih-stacionarnih mjernih
stanica u irem podruju grada Zenice za mjerenje kvaliteta zraka [7].
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Tabela 9. Koliine talonog praha, sadraj olova, kadmija, eljeza i cinka u talonom
prahu [7]
Mjerno mjesto Taloni prah Olovo Kadmij eljezo Cink
Prosjek Maksimu Prosjek Prosjek Prosjek Prosjek
, m mg/m2.d mg/m2.d mg/m2.d mg/m2.d
mg/m2. mg/m2.d
d
Institut 346 506 0,062 0,0024 55,64 0,866
Centar 395 636 0,0628 0,0039 22,96 0,762
Raspotoje 317 732 0,028 0,0028 56,82 0,561
Lukovo polje 265 435 0,026 0,0031 41,68 0,388
Perin Han 210 319 0,042 0,0009 24,67 0,469
Crkvice 155 267 0,011 0,0009 15,44 0,359
Kamberovie polje 402 776 0,022 0,0034 144,67 0,627
Pehare 463 811 0,051 0,0042 121,18 0,565
Riice 478 810 0,054 0,0111 83,67 0,766
D.Graanica 355 468 0,062 0,0034 87,19 0,885
Banlozi 627 1260 0,141 0,0058 276,36 1,363
Tetovo 718 1099 0,181 0,0077 145,31 2,271
Tetovo 2 785 1165 0,189 0,0071 161,93 2,233
Norma (period
200 350 0,1 0,002 - 0,4
godina)
Napomena: Boldirani brojevi ukazuju na prekoraenje propisanih graninih vrijednosti
(GV) za koliine talonog praha. Zatamnjena polja u tabeli ukazuju na znaajno
prekoraenje norme.
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Na osnovu provedenih kontinuiranih mjerenja i ispitivanja zagaenosti zraka u
Zenici u periodu januar decembar 2015. godine moe se zakljuiti:
U Zenici je i dalje vrlo visoka zagaenost zraka sumpornim dioksidom,
ukupnim lebdeim esticama, a zabiljeene su i visoke vrijednosti koliina
talonog praha. Utvren je visok sadraj olova, kadmija, eljeza i cinka u
talonom prahu u podruju oko eljezare.
Godinji prosjek koncentracija sumpornog dioksida ne zadovoljava graninu
vrijednost zagaenosti zraka od 50 g/m 3 na svim mjernim mjestima.
Godinji prosjek koncentracija ukupnih lebdeih estica ne zadovoljava
graninu vrijednost niti na jednom mjernom mjestu.
Prekoraenje granine vrijednosti za godinji prosjek koliina talonog
praha je utvreno na 11 mjernih mjesta (sva mjerna mjesta izuzev mjernog
mjesta Crkvice i Perin Han), a najvei mjeseni prosjeci koliine
talonog praha utvreni su na mjernim mjestima u blizini eljezare.
Utvren je visok sadraj olova, kadmija, eljeza i cinka u talonom prahu.
Znatno prekoraenje granine vrijednosti sadraja olova, kadmija i cinka u
talonom prahu registrovano je na podruju oko eljezare, sadraj eljeza
nije normiran za zagaenost zraka.
Meutim, rezultati provedenih mjerenja dnevnih prosjeka zagaenosti zraka
sumpornim dioksidom i ukupnim lebdeim esticama ne mogu biti osnova za ocjenu
ukupne zagaenosti zraka u Zenici jer nedostaju mjerenja najopasnijih organskih
materija (benzol, toluen, ksilen, policikliki aromatski ugljikovodici).
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LITERATURA
[1] Goleti, ., Muhamedagi, S. (2007). Plan aktivnosti sa mjerama i rokovima za
postupno smanjenjenje, odnosno zagaenja, i za usaglaavanje sa najboljom
raspoloivom tehnikom za pogone i postrojenja Mittal Steel Zenica-Integralni Plan
aktivnosti, Zenica
[2] Pravilnik o graninim vrijednostima emisije zagaujuih materija u zrak na osnovu
lana 6.stav 2.i lana 18.stav 4. zakona o zatiti zraka (Slubene novine
Federacije BiH, broj: 33/03)
[3] Zakon o zatiti zraka Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine, Vlada FBiH (Sl.novine FBiH
broj: 33/03)
[4] Slubene novine FBiH, br.01/12.
[5] Pravilnik, (Sl.novine FBiH, broj 12/5).
[6] Izvjetaj o proizvodnji ArcelorMittal Zenica za 2015. godinu, Januar 2016, Zenica
[7] Izvjetaj kontinuiranih mjerenja koncentracije sumpor dioksida u Zenici za
2015.godinu, Metalurki Institut " Kemal Kapetanovi " Zenica, broj 11/16-EKO,
Zenica, mart 2016.
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1 UVOD
Koritenje toplote otpadnog zraka u sistemima ventilacije i klimatizacije je prije
svega zahtjev gospodarenja energijom (cijena energije), zahtjev vremena i razvoja
tehnike, kao i zahtjev ouvanja okoline.
Generalno, povratom otpadne toplote iz otpadnih medijuma koristi se toplotna
energija sadrana u njima, koja bi se inae neiskoritena bacila u okolinu. Na taj nain
se smanjuju pogonski trokovi: uteda goriva i elektrine energije, smanjuje se
instalisana snaga i gabariti opreme i doprinosi se ouvanju ivotne sredine. Zbog toga,
pitanje koje se namee nije da li je potrebno koristiti sisteme povrata otpadne toplote,
ve kada i kako ih koristiti. Odgovori na ovo pitanje zavise od niza uticajnih
parametara, pa je za svaki sluaj ponaosob potrebno sprovesti analizu isplativosti.
Svakako, za velike sisteme je isplativo koristiti otpadnu toplotu. Kada su u
pitanju vazduni sistemi centralne klimatizacije, koritenje otpadne toplote vazduha je
gotovo obavezno kod sistema koji imaju protok spoljnog vazduha preko 3000m3/h.
U ovom radu je analizirana isplativost koritenja regenerativnog sistema za
povrat toplote za potrebe kondicioniranja operacionih dvorana na lokaciji grad Mostar u
sezoni grijanja.
t 22 t 21 t11 t12
ili (1)
t11 t 21 t11 t 21
Stepen povrata vlage:
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gasa i predaje je suhoj struji. Sistem se moe koristiti za povrat osjetne i latentne
toplote zimi, te hlaenje i odvlaivanje ljeti.
Kondenzacijski regenerator ima glatku povrinu saa izraenu od aluminija ili
elika ime je omoguen povrat latentne toplote samo zimi, tj. samo u sluaju hlaenja
ispod rosita stanja otpadnog zraka, pri emu vlaga kondenzuje u toploj, a isparava u
hladnoj struji. [1,2]
Kod kapilarnog ventilatora (Slika 3.) vanjski i povratni zrak usisavaju se
aksijalno u sredinju komoru, podijeljenu fiksnom pregradom. Oko komore rotira
izmjenjiva od poroznog materijala koji akumulira toplotu i prenosi je sa povratne struje
na vanjski zrak. Stepen povrata toplote kod kapilarnih ventilatora iznosi od do .
Koristi se za prenos toplote izmeu gasova. Ovaj tip ureaja je prevazien, te je vrlo
rijetko u primjeni. [1,2]
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Moe se zakljuiti sljedee:
Povrat toplotne energije pomou sistema za povrat toplote je prije svega
isplativ.
Primjenom regenerativnog sistema za povrat toplote za kondicioniranje
operacionih dvorana na lokaciji grad Mostar, za sezonu grijanja mogue je
ostvariti povrat toplote i do . Provedenom analizom je
pokazano da je najvei povrat toplote u mjesecu januaru i iznosi
, dok je najmanja vrijednost povrata toplote u
mjesecu oktobru, to je sasvim i razumljivo budui da sezona grijanja
poinje 26-tog oktobra.
LITERATURA
[1] Diner, I., Kanolu, M. (2010). Refrigeration systems and applications
[2] Dovi, D., Ferdelji, N., Horvat, I., Rodi, A. (2015). Algoritam za proraun potrebne
energije za primjenu ventilacijskih i klimatizacijskih sustava kod grijanja i hlaenja
prostora zgrade, Zagreb
[3] eperkovi, R.S. (2006). Grejanje i klimatizacija
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2
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3
Prof. dr Petar Gvero, Mainski fakultet Banja Luka, BiH, gvero.petar@gmail.com
4
Doc. dr Velid Halilovi,umarski fakultet Sarajevo, BiH, velidha@yahoo.com
5
Dipl. in. ma. Daliborka Petorvi, master student, Mainski fakultet I. Sarajevo,
petrovicdaliborka1@gmail.com
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Sagorijevanjem fosilnih goriva oslobaa se CO2 koji je godinama bio vezan u
zemlinoj kori i na takav nain pojavluje se viak osloboenog CO2 u atmosferi. Uglen-
dioksid u poveanoj koncentraciji u atmosferi predstavla jedan od najznaajnijih
tetnih gasova koji izaziva efekat staklene bate. Efekat staklene bate nastaje
zbog toga to Zemla i njena atmosfera apsorbuju sunevu toplotu. Koritenjem sve
veeg broja razliitih hemijskih jedinjenja i sagorijevanjem fosilnih goriva u
svakodnevnom ivotu, ludi su promijenili sastav gasova u atmosferi. Ova promjena
hemijskog sastava atmosfere dovela je do toga, da umjesto da proputa toplotu
odbijenu sa povrine Zemle, atmosfera poinje da zadrava odbijenu toplotu. Na ovaj
nain se cijela atmosfera sve vie dodatno zagrijava. Uglen-dioksid predstavla jedan
od kvantitativno najuticajnijih tetnih gasova koji izaziva tzv.efekat staklene bate.
ivot ludi, ali i tehnoloki razvoj ovjeanstva zavisi od energije. Razvojem
novih tehnolokih dostignua rastu i potrebe za energijom na planeti. Uglavnom te
energetske potrebe u dananje vrijeme se podmiruju iz fosilnih goriva kao to su ugal,
nafta i prirodni gas kao primarni energenti. Na bazi istraivanja, prema procjenama i
podacima IEA 2013 [1], postojee svjetske rezerve primarnih fosilnih energenata
prema sadanjoj potronji energije u svijetu, bile bi dovolne za sledei vremenski
period [2]:
ugal: 110 do 120 godina,
nafta: 40 do 45 godina,
prirodni gas: 55 do 60 godina.
Procjenjuje se da se sagorijevanjem fosilnih goriva u ukupnoj proizvodnji
energije na Zemli, proizvodi oko 24 biliona tona uglen-dioksida godinje, a takoe
procjena je da prirodni procesi fotosinteze mogu apsorbovati samo pola od tog iznosa.
Uglen-dioksid koji nastaje prilikom procesa sagorijevanja je jedan od najznaajnijih
gasova koji izazivaju efekat staklene bate koji doprinosi procesu globalnog
zagrijavanja, uzrokujui tako da prosjena povrinska temperatura Zemle raste, to
vodi ka velikim nepovolnim efektima [3].
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l
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h
Vrijeme t h 16 0,10 - -
Donja toplotna mo ugalj za w=16%
MJ 24,393 24,393 24,393 24,393
DOM
kg F
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m
Zapreminski faktor za granulaciju
0,5 0,5 - -
uglja SVF
m3
Produktivnost maina Pr 176 176 176 176
h
Distanca transporta l km - - 100 100
Nosivost kamiona M t t - - 25 25
kg 4,61744E-
Gb
kWh
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07
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G ut
kWh
- -
07
kg 0,000303
G kph
kWh
kg
Gkpu
kWh
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kg 0,34378
G ps
kWh
kg
Gsum
kWh
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U radu se jasno mogu izdvojiti sledei zakljuci:
LITERATURA
[1] International Energy Agency (2013), Anual Report.
[2] Resources to Reserves (2013), Oil, Gas and Coal Technologies for the Energy
Markets of the Future, IEA 2013.
[3] Papieraus sterreich, EineBeilagezur APV Tagung, (2004(, 51. APV Tagung
und Messe in Graz.
[4] IPCC Third Assessment Report, (2003) Climate Change 2001. Technical report.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
[5] NGA factors, (2014) Australian National Greenhouse Accounts. Australian
Government. Department of Environment.
[6] Herold A, (2003) Comparison of CO2 emission factors for fuels used in
Greenhouse Gas Inventories and consequences for monitoring and reporting
under the EC emissions trading scheme. ETC/ACC Technical Paper 2003/10.
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2
Prof. dr Petar Gvero, Mainski fakultet Banja Luka, BiH, e-mail: gvero.petar@gmail.com
3
Doc. dr Vlado Medakovi, Mainski fakultet I. Sarajevo, BiH, e-mail: vlado.medakovic@gmail.com
4
Doc. dr Azrudin Husika, Mainski fakultet Sarajevo, BiH, e-mail: husika@lol.ba
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Ukupna vrijednost subvencije proizvedne energije iz obnovljivih izvora
izraunava se kao ona cijena po jedinici proizvedene energije koja se plaa
proizvoau obnovljive energije za njegovu proizvodnju kao podsticaj i nalazi se
zavisnosti od cijena koje vladaju na tritu energije. Uobiajeno je da se cijena
proizvodnje energije iz obnovljivih izvora energije nalazi iznad referentnih trinih
cijena energije. Referentne trine cijene uglavnom diktira cijena energije proizvedene
iz fosilnih goriva. Zbog toga da bi se nadoknadila razlika izmeu cijene energije
proizvedne iz obnovljivih izvora energije i trine cijene energije potrebna je subvencija
i podrka korienju obnovljivih izvora energije. Ta razlika svakako odreuje i stepen
konkurentnosti pojedinih oblika obnovljivih izvora energije. Konaan ishod korienja
subvencija za proizvodnju energije iz obnovljivih izvora je postizanje potpune
konkurentnosti proizvodnje energije iz obnovljivih izvora sa energijom dobijenom iz
fosilnih goriva. O metodologiji prorauna subvencija vie u literaturi [1].
Ovaj rad nee se baviti sa metodologijom i samim pretpostavkama za
izraunavanje vrijednosti subvencija. Tematika ovog rada je da za ve prethodno
definisanu vrijednost subvencije za proizvodnju elektrine energije iz biomase, odredi
vrijednosti subvencija za nie energetske forme kao to su toplota i goriva. Pristup
definisanju vrijednosti subvencija za toplotu i goriva uraen je uz pomo faktora
eksergetskog kvaliteta ovih formi. Kao primjer u radu su uzeta odreena postrojenja iz
Republike Srpske za ije su kapacitete izraunate vrijednosti potencijalnih iznosa
subvencija a u skladu sa propisanom vrijednosti subvencije za elektrinu energiju
proizvedene iz biomase, propisane od operatera za OIE. Da bi razumjeli primjenu i
znaaj faktora eksergetskog kvaliteta, u nastavku slijedi njegovo obrazloenje.
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T (2)
E x =Wmax =Q 1- 0
T
Generalno, kada imamo razmatranje izmeu tri znaajne energetske forme:
elektrine energije, toplotne energije i goriva (hemijska eksergija), tada moemo
definisati tri razliita koeficijenta za njihovo uporeivanje. Kao to znamo, elektrina
energija je najkvalitetnija energetska forma i ima ovaj faktor jednak jedinici. Za sve
ostale tipove energetskih formi kao to su gorivo ili toplota ovaj faktor je manji od
jedinice. Na slici 1. prikazane su neke od razliitih energetskih formi.
Koeficijenti fex
T0
Ej = 1 Fj = exp Hj = 1-
T
Gdje su:
exp - eksergetska efikasnost za proizvodnju elektriciteta iz razliitih tipova goriva za
definisanu tehnologiju,
T0 - temperatura okoline [K],
T- temperatura toplotnog izvora [K],
Ej, Fj, Hj - koeficijenti eksergetskog kvalitata za elektinu energiju, gorivo i toplotnu
energiju.
Takoe, moemo definisati kombinovani koeficijent eksergetskog kvaliteta za
energetski lanac i njegove produkte:
(3)
f ex E j e j Fj f j H j h j ,
gdje je :
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e j f j h j 1, (4)
e j ,f j , h j - procenat istovremene proizvodnje elektrine energije, goriva i toplotne
energije u energetskom lancu. Na slici 2 prikazan je slikovito nain izraunavanja
faktora eksergetskog kvaliteta za el. struju, gorivo i toplotu.
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Gdje je ET godinji obim proizvodnje toplote. Ako je priblina trina cijena 1 kWh
proizvedene toplote u BiH jednaka oko 0,07 KM/kWh, onda uee subvencije prema
ovakvom nainu subvencioniranja iznosi oko 60% od cijene 1 kWh toplotne energije.
K t Hp 2000 1 15
PG 2.3MW (9)
3.5 3600 3.5 3600
Gdje je EG godinji obim proizvodnje goriva u oblika peleta. Ako se uzme u obzir da je
priblina cijena 1 tone peleta na tritu u BiH jednaka oko 250 KM, pribline toplotne
moi oko 4,5 kWh/kg, to znaci da je 0,055 KM/kWh vrijednost 1 KWh toplotne moi
ovog goriva. U tom sluaju vrijednost subvencije iznosi oko 42% od proizvodne cijene
1 kWh toplotne moi peleta. Priblina vrijednost subvencije u skladu sa prethodnim
iznosila bi oko 100 KM po svakoj proizvedenoj toni peleta. U ovom radu se ne daju
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Za uspjeno korienje obnovljivih izvora energije a posebno biomase, osim
praenja tehnolokih i naunih dostignua u ovoj oblasti, dominantan faktor svakako
predstavlja ekonomska pozadina cijelog procesa iskoritavanja obnovljivih energetskih
resursa. S obzirom da biomasa kao obnovljivi izvor energije predstavlja jedan
specifian oblik obnovljivog resura iz razloga to zavisi od snabdijevakog lanaca
gorivima od biomase. S druge strane posmatrano, Bosna i Hercegovina i Republika
Sprska raspolau sa znaajnim koliinama biomase, posebno ostatka drvnog porijekla,
od gazdovanja umama i iz primarne i sekundarne prerade drveta. Iz tih razloga
neophodno je pomoi ovakvom tipu obnovljivog energetskog resursa da bude
konkurentan na tritu energije. Ako se uzme u obzir i to da Republika Srpska i
Federacija Bosne i Hercegovine nemaju doneen zakon o toplotnoj energiji kao i da
nemaju razvijen sistem subvencioniranja toplotne energije i goriva proizvedenih iz
obnovljih izvora energije, ovakav pristup definisanju subvencioniranja niih energetskih
formi moe biti jako korisan za odreivanje vrijednosti subvencija u odnosu na
elektrinu energiju proizvedenu iz OIE.
Sa druge strane, otvara se jedno interesatno pitanje iz domena energetske
filozofije a koje glasi: Da li zaista vrijedi subvencionisati elektrinu energiju u efikasnim
kogeneracijama na biomasu, ako se samo subvencionise elektrina energija a toplotna
energija kao nusprodukt se ne iskoriava i ako e se opet ta ista subvencionisna
elektrina energija vraati na nii oblik kvaliteta, tj. koristiti za grijanje? Moda je bolje
subvencionisati tano definisane kapacitete za proizvodnju toplote i goriva uz
adekvatno planiranje svih postrojenja (za proizvodnju struje, toplote i goriva) a u skladu
sa potrebama trita energije? U svakom sluaju ovo pitanje otvara mnogo polemike i
diskusije i naravno pravce daljeg istraivanja.
LITERATURA
[1] http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/
[2] Toro H, Schmidt D, (2011) Low- Exergy Systems for High Performance Buildings
and Communities.
[3] Muller A, Kranzl L, Tuominen P, Boelman E, Molinari M, Entrop AG, (2011)
Estimating exergy prices for energy carriers in heating systems: Country analyses
of exergy substitution with capital expenditures. Energy and Buildings. Vol. 43. pp.
3609-3617.
[4] Wall G, (1977) Exergy a useful concept within resource accounting. Report no.
77-42. Institute of Theoretical Physics. Chalmers University of Technology and
University of Goteborg.
[5] Sran Vaskovi, (2016), doktorska disertacija, Razvoj modela za ocjenu
prihvatlivosti energetskih lanaca pri proizvodnji energije i energenata iz biomase,
Univerzitet u Istonom Sarajevu, Mainski fakultet.
[6] http://www.apeor.com/images/Odluka_garantovane_otkupne_cijene_nov20131.pdf
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Dr Stojan Simi, Mainski fakultet Istono Sarajevo, BIH, stojans@modricaoil.com
2 Dr Goran Oraanin, Mainski fakultet Istono Sarajevo, BIH, goranorasanin@yahoo.com
3 Dr Duan Golubovi, Mainski fakultet Istono Sarajevo, BIH, dusan.golubovic54@gmail.com
4 Mr Davor Mili, Mainski fakultet Istono Sarajevo, BIH,mdavor82@gmail.com
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Proizvodnjom biogasa anaerobnom digestijom smanjuju se emisije metana i
azotnih oksida do kojih dolazi tokom odlaganja i korienja stajskog ubriva.
Korienjem biogasa smanjuje se potronja fosilnih goriva za proizvodnju energije i
pogonskog goriva, i znatno se smanjuje emisija ugljen-dioksida (CO2), metana (CH4) i
azot-oksida (N2O) to doprinosi ublaavanju pojave globalnog zagrijavanja.
Razvoj tehnike i tehnologije proizvodnje biogasa ide u pravcu skraenja vremena
zadravanja supstrata u digestoru. U tom pravcu razvijena su dva postupka [1]:
postupak sa korienjem produktivnijih hibridnih metanskih bakterija (ime se
skrauje vrijeme zadravanja za 10%, a poveava stepen razgradnje supstrata
na 50 do 70%),
postupak sa razdvojenim fazama digestije u kome se dobija biogas sa visokim
udjelom metana (od 80 do 85%), vremenom zadravanja supstrata od 4 do 6
dana i poveanjem stepena razgradnje organske materije na 80 do 90%.
U stoarstvu nastaju znatne koliine stajnjaka teljive i poluteljive
konzistencije koji se koristi za proizvodnju biogasa, gdje koliina proizvedenog biogasa
zavisi od koncetracije suve materije, ukupne koliine organske materije i prisustva
hranljivih komponenata potrebnih za razvoj mikroorganizama u stajnjaku, kao i
konstrukcije postrojenja u kome se vri anaerobna digestija.
Korienje ivotinjskih ekskremenata za anaerobnu digestiju ima odgovarajue
prednosti: prirodno sadre anaerobne bakterije, imaju relativno visok sadraj vode (4
do 8 % suve materije u tenom stajnjaku), relativno su jeftini i lako dostupni, sakupljaju
se kao otpad u stoarskim farmama.
U radu su razmatrani energetski i ekoloki aspekti proizvodnje energije iz
biogasa od stajnjaka ivotinja.
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Energetski bilans na slici 1. je dat za digestor iji je kapacitet 150 t/dan i koji
kao supstrat koristi teni stajnjak domaih ivotinja (sa farme svinja). Potronja
energije za potrebe procesa je data u odnosu na ukupnu proizvodnju energije iz
biogasa dobijenog anaerobnom digestijom pri odgovarajuim procesnim uslovima
(radna temperatura 35oC, vrijeme zadravanja supstrata 20 dana, i dr.).
U digestorskom postrojenju najvea koliina energije se troi za zagrijavanje
svjeeg supstrata na radnu temperaturu i odravanje potrebne temperature za vrijeme
procesa. Od ukupne energije sadrane u biogasu 44% se koristi za sopstvene potrebe
digestora, dok se 56% moe iskoristiti za druge svrhe (sopstvena potronja, isporuka u
distributivnu mreu, i dr.). Za mijeanje i transport suspstrata troi se elektrina
energija to predstavlja ukupno oko 4%. Gubici usljed prolaza toplote kroz zidove
digestora iznose oko 3%. Potronja biogasa za zagrijavanje digestora zavisi od
temperature okoline i u toku zime je vea u odnosu na ljetnji period.
Udio energije koja je potrebna za transport, mijeanje i homogenizaciju
supstrata u ukupnoj potronji energije digestorskog postrojenja je mali, ali se mora
uzeti u obzir pri odreivanju ukupnog energetskog bilansa.
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a) b)
Slika 2. Senkijevi dijagrami za sisteme termike konverzije biogasa: a sistem
kogeneracije, b klasini sistem [1]
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Biogas je ekoloko gorivo koje se moe direktno koristiti ili se mora dodatno
preiavati od odreenih komponenti (ugljen-dioksid, vodonik-sulfid i vlaga) to zavisi
od uslova primjene. Njegova toplotna mo se kree u granicama od 19 700 do 26 870
kJ/m3, odnosno od 5,50 do 7,50 kWh/m 3 i direktno je proporcionalna koliini metana.
To znai da je svojstvo biogasa kao goriva u uskoj vezi sa sadrajem metana. U svim
oblastima primjene, biogas se ponaa kao prirodni gas, pa se moe svrstati u grupu
goriva koja imaju tipski sastav i Vobeov broj oko 24,50 to znai da se moe direktno
koristiti kao zamjena za prirodni gas i propan. Prednosti primjene biogasa kao goriva u
toplovodnim kotlovima, u odnosu na vrsta i tena goriva je u tome to sagorijeva
potpuno (bez ai i pepela) [4].
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Sutinski izvor zagaenja ivotne sredine otpadom iz poljoprivredne
proizvodnje je koncentrisanje organskog otpada na relativno maloj povrini, zbog
intenzivne proizvodnje, naroito pri uzgoju stoke. Koliine poljoprivrednog otpada su
znaajne zato to uzgajalita stoke sa vie hiljada ili vie desetina hiljada grla daju
velike koliine stajskog otpada. ivotinjski stajnjak predstavlja potencijalno veliki resurs
za proizvodnju energije primjenom postupka anaerobne digestije.
Korienje biogasa iz stoarske proizvodnje za proizvodnju toplotne i elektrine
energije je opravdano iz sljedeih razloga:
obnovljiv izvor energije,
smanjenje posljedica globalnog zagrijavanja,
smanjenje zavisnosti od uvoza fosilnih goriva,
doprinosi ciljevima Evropske unije znaajnim za energetiku i ivotnu
sredinu,
smanjenje nastajanja otpada,
fleksibilan i produktivan energent, i dr.
Generalni je zakljuak da je proizvodnja toplotne i elektrine energije iz biogasa
dobijenog procesom anaerobne digestije opravdana sa energetskog i ekolokog
aspekta. Biogas kao gorivo za proizvodnju energije biljei stalni porast u energetskom
bilansu veine zemalja koji e se, prema procjenama strunjaka iz ove oblasti, nastaviti
i u narednom periodu.
LITERATURA
[1] Stanojevi, M., Simi, S., Jovovi, A., Radi, D., Obradovi, M., Todorovi,
D.(2014). Biogas dobijanje i primena, Mainski fakultet, Beograd.
[2] Al Seadi, T., D. Rutz, H. Prassl, M. Kttner, T. Finsterwalder, S. Volk, R.
Janssen. (2008). Big East, Biogas for Eastern Europe, Prirunik za bioplin,
Prevod sa engleskog jezika, Zagreb.
[3] Schler, M.( 05-06.05.2012). Obnovljiva energija kratki pregled Nemake i
Bavarske, Prezentacija, Srbijagas, Novi Sad i Beograd.
[4] Toti Bag, A. Proizvodnja i korienje biogasa u stoarstvu,
www.http//kgh.kvartetv.com/fajlovi/36.%20kongres/36-42.pdf
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U posljednje vrijeme posebna panja istraivaa posveena je na poveanje
energetske efikasnosti fotonaponskih sistema koji tehnoloki ine sastavni dio
stambenih i poslovnih objekata, odnosno koji se direktno kao graevinski materijal
koriste u graevinarstvu. Ovi fotonaponski sistemi mogu biti postavleni na krovove ili
1 Ernad abanovi, dipl. in. el., JP Elektroprivreda BiH d.d. Sarajevo ZD RMU Zenica d.o.o. Zenica, Zenica,
BiH, ernad_shabanovic@hotmail.com
2 Marko Iki, mr, Elektrotehniki fakultet Istono Sarajevo, Istono Sarajevo, BiH, marko.ikic@etf.unssa.rs.ba
3 Dr Slobodan Lubura, Elektrotehniki fakultet Istono Sarajevo, Istono Sarajevo, BiH,
slobodan.lubura@etf.unssa.rs.ba
4 Dr Milomir oja, Elektrotehniki fakultet Istono Sarajevo, Istono Sarajevo, BiH,
milomir.soja@etf.unssa.rs.ba
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Ponekad kod definisanja BIPV sistema vlada vie razliitih miljenja. Razlika se
ogleda u tome koliko je zapravo fotonaponski modul integrisan u graevinskim
objektima. Ipak potpuni BIPV sistem predstavlja multifunkcionalan sistem koji uz
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Mogunosti i naini iskoritenja fotonaposnkih sistema u zgradarstvu (BIPV)
Tehnologije tankog filma (TF) iako imaju niz loijih osobina u odnosu na
silicijumske fotonaponske module i dalje su se zadrale kod BIPV sistema.
Uporeivajui ove dvije vrste modula efikasnost je znatno via kod silicijumskih (ovo je
injenica ako se uzmu laboratorijski uslovi, silicijski moduli gube svoje osobine kod
manjih promjena temperature i pojave sjene na modulima). Uzimajui u obzir da su
objekti esto u zasjenjenim dijelovima, u nekim situacijama TF tehnologije mogu biti i
efikasnije od silicijumskih, jer su moduli na TF tehnologiji manje zavisini od pojave
sjene na djelovima modula. Osim toga ako se uporede cijene kotanja, moduli na bazi
TF tehnologije su znatno jeftiniji od silicijskih i otprilike cijene za pojedine module
prema kvadratnom metru su 40 za TF, odnosno 120-200 za silicijumske. Ako se
jo uzme u obzir da se ti moduli moraju, u BIPV sistemu, integrisati sa odreenim
graevinski materijalima onda je cijena znaajno povoljnija ako se koriste moduli na
bazi tehnologije tankog filma. Trea prednost koja krasi TF modul za razliku od
silicijumskih jeste i vea fleksibilnost i mogunost izvedbe polu-prozirnog modula.
Najznaajniji predstavnik modula tankog filma jeste CIS (CIGS, bakar-indijum-
diselenid) modul.
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Na osnovu izloenog, jasno je da BIPV sistemi imaju jasnu budunost pri
integraciji fotonaponskih sistema u oblasti graevinarstva. Trenutno, fotonaponski
moduli na bazi polikristalnog silicijum se najee koriste u ovim sistemima, ali se
predvia u bliskoj budunosti, posebno razvojem tehnologije materijala, znaajnija
upotreba modula na bazi tankog filma koji e zbog nie cijene, poveane efikasnosti i
vee fleksibilnosti modula biti praktino nezamjenjivi graevinski materijal BIPV
sistema. U ovom radu, pored osnovne podjele fotonaponskih sistema i moguih naina
upotrebe istih u graevinarstvu, prikazana je i efikasnost BIPV sistema u proizvodnji
elektrine energije kako u zavisnosti od tehnologije materijala od kojeg su izraeni
sami moduli tako i u zavisnosti od mjesta ugradnje sistema na objektu.
ZAHVALNOST
Rad je nastao u okviru projekta
E
, finansiran od strane
Ministarstva nauke i tehnologije u Vladi Republike Srpske, 2014. godine.
LITERATURA
[1] Ljubisav Stameni (2009). Korienje solarne fotonaponske energije u Srbiji,
Jefferson Institute, p.p. 19., Beograd
[2] Milica Vujoevi (2010). Fasada koja proizvodi energiju. Estetske, ekoloke I
energetske karakteristike fotonaponskih panela. Nauni-struni simpozijum
Instalacije I arhitektura, Beograd.
[3] Sheng Cheng (2009). Curved photovoltaic surface optimization for BIPV.
University of London, London.
[4] Ted H., Alan G., Michael W., Robert M., Sean O. (2011). Building-Integrated
Photovoltaics (BIPV) in the Residential Sector: An Analysis of Installed Rooftop
System Prices, NREL, Sprinfield.
[5] Patrick H, Christophe B., Laure-Emmanuelle P.-A. (2013). Building integrated
photovoltaics (BIPV): Review, Potentials, Barriers, Myths. De Gruyter, Berlin.
[6] Kostas S., Menno van den D. (2013), State of the art in Building Integrated
Photovoltaics, SEAC, Holandija.
[7] http://re.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pvgis/apps4/pvest.php, oktobar 2016.
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1 Ernad abanovi, dipl. in. el., JP Elektroprivreda BiH d.d. Sarajevo ZD RMU Zenica d.o.o. Zenica, Zenica,
BiH, ernad_shabanovic@hotmail.com
2 Marko Iki, mr, Elektrotehniki fakultet Istono Sarajevo, Istono Sarajevo, BiH, marko.ikic@etf.unssa.rs.ba
3 Dr Slobodan Lubura, Elektrotehniki fakultet Istono Sarajevo, Istono Sarajevo, BiH,
slobodan.lubura@etf.unssa.rs.ba
4 Dr Milomir oja, Elektrotehniki fakultet Istono Sarajevo, Istono Sarajevo, BiH,
milomir.soja@etf.unssa.rs.ba
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energije. Trend rasta potreba za elektrinom energijom na svjetskom nivou iznosi oko
2,8 % godinje. Ako se uzme proizvodnja elektrine energije samo iz konvencionalnih
izvora (ugljen, nafta, plin, nuklearna goriva) nemogue je odgovoriti na sve potrebe
potroaa. Osim toga ovi izvori su ogranieni i imaju najvei udio u emisiji ugljen
dioksida CO2 koji doprinosi globalnom zatopljenju i klimatskim promjenama. Upravo
zbog svih ovih nabrojanih injenica, kao rjeenje se namee potreba za istraivanjem i
razvijanjem tehnologija koja bi omoguila iskoritavanje obnovljivih izvora kao to su:
energija Sunca, energija vjetra, geotermalne energije, energija biomase i otpada,
energija plime i osjeke, energija morskih struja, vodonika i slino. Poveani interes za
razvojem i instalisanjem fotonaponskih (FN) sistema u posljednjih nekoliko godina
pokazuju, da e ovaj obnovljivi izvor imati vanu ulogu u odrivom elektroenergetskom
sistemu. Procjene isplativosti uvoenja ovih obnovljivih izvora uveliko zavise od
osnovnih parametara FN modula (panela) i pretvaraa. Koritenje obnovljivih izvora
energije donosi energetsku sigurnost, smanjenje zavisnosti o energiji iz uvoza, razvoju
lokalne industrije, poveanje mogunosti zapoljavanja domae radne snage i kao
najvanija i najdugoronija korist, pozitivan odnos prema okolini.
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Fotonaponski sistemi
Samostalni
naizmjenini Sa kogeneracijom
sistemi
Sistemi manje
Sa dizel agregatima
snage
Sa gorivim elijama
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serijske veze, tzv. stringove, svaki sa dovolno velikim naponom, tako da dale
pojaanje nije bilo potrebno. Stringovi se dale vezuju paralelno, preko string dioda,
radi postizanja odgovarajue snage. Osnovni nedostaci tehnologije sa centralnim
invertorom su: upotreba visokonaponskih DC kablova za povezivanje fotonaponskih
modula i invertora, gubici snage zbog centralizovanog MPPT, gubici zbog razlika u
fotonaponskim modulima, gubici u string diodama, nefleksibilno projektovanje, te
nemogunost masovne proizvodnje. Stepen za povezivanje sa mreom bio je esto
realizovan sa tiristorima, to je za posljedicu imalo znaajno generisanje harmonika i
lo kvalitet elektrine energije.
Trenutno najzastupljeniji koncept povezivanja sistema je preko string invertora,
slika 2. Nakon odgovarajueg povezivanja fotonaponskih panela u stringove svi
zajedno se povezuju na jedan centralni invertor, iji je zadatak da dobijeni jednosmjerni
napon transformie u prihvatljivi naizmjenini (mreni) napon. Ovaj nain povezivanja
nije efikasan u sluaju osjenjavanja jednog dijela fotonaponskih panela. Ukoliko je
samo jedan panel fotonaponskog sistema osjenen, izlazna snaga cijelog tog sistema
e biti umanjena u odnosu na nazivnu i definisana snagom stringa u kojoj je osjeneni
fotonaponski panel, bez obzira to su svi ostali paneli u osunanom dijelu. Takoe, jo
jedna mana ove konfiguracije sistema se ogleda u pouzdanosti, ukoliko se koristi
centralizovani sistem, ako doe do kvara invertora, cijeli sistem trpi taj kvar odnosno
ne postoji protok energije sa panela ka potroaima/mrei. Pouzdanost sistema se
moe poboljati na nain da svaki string ima svoj invertor, to poskupljuje instalaciju
cjelokupnog sistema.
DC
AC
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DC
AC
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Koliina elektronike na
Najmanje Veina Srednje
krovu
Na krovu; na poleini
Obino u blizini Na krovu; na poleini FN panela
Mjesto ugradnje
FN panela FN panela Centralni invertor u
blizini FN panela
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ZAHVALNOST
Rad je nastao u okviru projekta
E
, finansiran od strane
Ministarstva nauke i tehnologije u Vladi Republike Srpske, 2014. godine.
LITERATURA
[1] Lale S., Lubura S., oja M., Radmanovi M., Realizacija i ocjena MPPT
algoritama u fotonaponskom sistemu napajanja, INFOTEH-JAHORINA, mart
2013.
[2] Schrack, Mali fotonaponski otoni sustavi, avgust 2013.
[3] Tihomir Pehar, Smjernice za izradu projektne dokumentacije fotonaponskog
sustava spojenog na elektroenergetsku mreu, diplomski rad, Sveuilite u
Zagrebu, oktobar 2009.
[4] http://www.greentechmedia.com, pristupljeno juni 2016.
[5] Luigi G., Giafranco Di M., Innovative architectures for solar energy applications:ST
microinverter system solution, Arrow Times, mart 2015.
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[8] STMicroelectronics, Products and solution for solar energy, Velika Britanija,
avgust 2012.
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Vodovodni sistemi koriste znaajne koliine energije na zahvaanje, tretiranje,
transport i distribuciju vode za pie do potroaa. Nije rijedak sluaj da vodovodna
preduzea koriste mnogo vie energije nego to je potrebno za funkcionisanje sistema
vodosnabdijevanja. Kao rezultat toga, ak i relativno mala poveanja energijske
efikasnosti mogu da doprinesu finansijskoj koristi vodovodnih preduzea [1].
Energijska efikasnost vodovodnih sistema treba da predstavlja zbir aktivnosti i
djelovanja u svim fazama procesa vodosnabdijevanja, gdje je krajnji cilj minimalna
potronja energije pod uslovom da urednost vodosnabdijevanja ostane ista ili da se
pobolja. Dakle, to nije puka tednja energije nego njena efikasna upotreba koja
doprinosi poboljanju kvaliteta vodosnabdijevanja.
1 Doc. dr Goran Oraanin, Mainski fakultet, Univerzitet Istono Sarajevo, goranorasanin@yahoo.com (CA)
2 Prof. dr. Stojan Simi, Mainski fakultet, Univerzitet Istono Sarajevo, stojans@modricaoil.com
3 Prof. dr. Duan Golubovi, Mainski fakultet, Univerzitet Istono Sarajevo, dusan.golubovic54@gmail.com
4 Jovana Pajki dipl. ma. ing., Mainski fakultet, Univerzitet Istono Sarajevo, jovana.pajkic@gmail.com
5 Mr Davor Mili, Mainski fakultet, Univerzitet Istono Sarajevo, mdavor82@gmail.com
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2 OPIS PROBLEMA
Potronja elektrine energije, kroz pumpanje vode, predstavlja najvei dio
energijskih trokova u sektoru vodosnabdijevanja. Meu nekoliko praktinih rjeenja,
koja mogu omoguiti smanjenje potronje energije, promjena operativnih procedura
pumpanja pokazuje se veoma efikasnim. Promjena pravila rada pumpnih postrojenja
ne zahtijeva dodatna ulaganja, ali je u stanju da izazove znaajno smanjenje trokova
energije u kratkom roku. Kao to je poznato, zadaci operatera u sistemima
vodosnabdijevanja su veoma sloeni, jer je nekoliko razliitih ciljeva ukljueno u ovaj
proces. Da bi se utvrdila, meu proirenom paletom mogunosti, najbolja operativna
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pravila koja odravaju i kvalitet javne usluge i koja pruaju utedu energije, je
nesumnjivo prioritet vodovodnih sistema [7].
U BiH, kao i u regiji, se primjenjuje dvostruka tarifa elektrine energije (via i
nia) u zavisnosti od doba dana (Slika 1). Nia tarifa elektrine energije je obino od 22
asa pa do 6 asova, dok je via tarifa elektrine energije od 6 asova pa do 22 asa.
Dakle pumpanje vode u vremenu vie tarife prouzrokuje i vie trokove za elektrinu
energiju vodovodnog preduzea. Takoe, potrebe za vodom stanovnitva nisu
ravnomjerno rasporeene, nego se mijenjaju u toku dana. Potrebe za vodom
stanovnitva urbanih naselja se mogu klasifikovati kao:
poveane u jutarnjim i veernjim satima,
umjerene u popodnevnim satima, te
potrebe za vodom opadaju u nonim satima.
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Vodovodni sistemi su veliki potroai elektrine energije. Energija u
vodovodnim sistemima se troi u svakoj od faza proizvodnje i distribucije vode do
potroaa. Potronja energije u vodovodnim sistemima moe da varira od sistema do
sistema. Sistemi koji putem gravitacije snabdijevaju potroae vodom troe mnogo
manje energije od sistema koji to ine pumpanjem. Stoga kroz ovaj rad je prikazana
mogunost utede vodovodnog preduzea u trokovima za elektrinu energiju.
Naravno, pored mogunosti utede, vodovodna preduzea, a posebno ona koja putem
pumpanja obezbjeuju vodosnabdijevanje moraju akcenat staviti i na smanjenje
gubitaka vode u vodovodnom sistemu, jer e na taj nain najbolje i najefikasnije
doprinijeti energijskoj efikasnosti sopstvenog sistema.
LITERATURA
[1] Oraanin G., Golubovi D., Mili D., Pajki J., (2016), Aspekti energijske
efikasnosti u sistemima vodosnabdijevanja, 3. Meunarodna konferencija NOVE
TEHNOLOGIJE NT-2016, Mostar 2016, 241-248.
[2] Papa F., Radulj ., Karney B., Robertson M., (2014), Pump energy efficiency field
testing and benchmarking in Canada, Journal of Water Supply: Research and
Technology AQUA, 63.7, 570-577.
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sistemi, Jahorina 2011., 179-191.
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Key words: Energy efficiency, The Internet of Things, RFID, Wireless sensors.
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1 UVOD
Razvoj tehnologije u 21-om vijeku je donio mnogo promjena po ovjeka i nain
na koji se odvija ivot na Zemlji. Tehnologija i tehnika su na neki nain pojednostavile
ivotni tok, dok su na drugi nain mnogima oteali ivot. Pametni ureaji su samo
jedan dio stvari koje svakodnevno koristi ovjeanstvo. Pametni ureaji imaju veliku
ulogu u reavanju problema koji se tiu poveanja ivotnih i radnih uslova uz
poveanje energetske efikasnosti. U ovom radu e se govoriti o mogunostima za
primjenu pametnih ureaja, dok e se vie panje posvetiti primjeni pametnih ureaja
u zgradarstvu, tzv. The Internet of Things-IOT.
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U radu su se mogle vidjeti mnogobrojne mogunosti za primjenu inteligentnih
sistema tzv. Internet stvari - IOT (Internet of Things). Sistem raznih pametnih
ureaja omoguava stvaranje mree korisnika iz razliitog segmenta ivota u
jedinstveni inteligentni sistem, koji ima mogunost bez ljudske pomoi da evidentira,
kontrolie, upravlja i automatski se nadograuje.
Primjena IOT tehnologije je raznovrsna i nalazi primjenu u svim oblastima, dok
je u ovom radu akcenat stavljen na primjenu u zgradarstvu, kao i na njen uticaj na
poveanje energetske efikasnosti uz odranje ivotnih i radnih uslova za korisnike.
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LITERATURA
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Architectural Elements, and Future Directions, Future Generation Computer
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Key words: Automatic Transmission Fluid, oil standards, process lubrication, tribology,
hybrid transmission
1 INTRODUCTION
The world's largest car manufacturing companies have always been trying to
install the most economic and the most efficient engines and transmission systems in
their cars. Recently we have been witnessing the application of combination of internal
combustion engine with hybrid transmission systems, which transforms mechanical
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velja_82@uns.ac.rs
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MSc, Marko Oronjak, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad, Serbia,
orosnjak@uns.ac.rs PhD,
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nebnik@uns.ac.rs
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Engineering, BiH, darko.knezevic@unibl.rs
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work into electrical energy for battery charging, while the vehicle travels, whenever it is
possible.
Design of modern automatic transmissions, containing in its module
motors/generators for the transformation of mechanical energy into electrical energy
and vice versa, differs from manufacturer to manufacturer.
Figure 1 shows a simplified model of transformation of mechanical energy into
electrical energy; depending on the required torque at the wheels of the vehicle.
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On the basis of the above presented ATF Specifications and required physical
and chemical properties, we can conclude the following:
Each type of transmission generally requires a specific type of working fluid,
especially if it is automatic transmission, or even more, modern concept of
automatic/hybrid type;
Fluids designed for lubrication of modern automatic and automatic/hybrid
transmissions have specific values of viscosity, friction coefficient and
additive package. ATF types are designed specifically for operation in
automatic and automatic/hybrid transmissions.
ATF types are not interchangeable. It is not allowed to blend different types,
even in cases when they have the same formulation but different base;
The car and transmission manufacturers recommendation must be strictly
observed regarding the use of ATF of required quality and compatibility;
It is allowed to use ATF types of other manufacturers provided that they
have specifications designed for the respective type of transmission.
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[1] Toyota Prius; http://www.zerauto.nl/2014/01/06/toyota-investeert-in-zeldzame-
aardmetalen/;
[2] Leslie R. Rudnick, Synthetics, Mineral Oils, and Bio-Based Lubricants, 2006.
[3] General motors oil specification,
http://www.oilspecifications.org/general_motors_gm.php;
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Abstract: The paper deals with the effects that contaminated oil has on hydraulic system
performance. Contaminated oil is, by far known as the biggest threat to hydraulic system
performance, therefore contamination control is a broad subject in research community
that has been researched through last decades. Solid particles, water and air presence
in oil present a major problem to all technicians and engineers while trying to maintain
high overall performance of a system in terms of energy consumption and reliability. High
influence that contamination has on hydraulic system performance makes the topic so
interest. In this particular case air presence in oil is simulated to show the effect that it
has on overall system performance via matlab/simhydraulics.
1 INTRODUCTION
Fluid power systems (hydraulics) are widely applied control and drive systems
that uses high pressurized hydraulic fluid, and heavy-working loads. Modern fluid power
systems are one of the most reliable sources of power and motion control. Biggest
concern, of every system employing fluids, is facing with contaminants such as solid
particles, liquids and gases. Therefore, control of contamination is especially important
in hydraulic power and control systems in order to provide flexible and accurate control
of motion and forces. Topic is widely used in automotive, aerospace, machine tools,
earth working machinery, and other areas of engineering[1]. Contamination control is
indispensable in preserving the integrity of all material (power and motion) systems.
Without it, few, if any, systems could ever achieve their intended purpose, let alone their
expected service lives [2].
From available literature and papers published it has been shown that most of
the malfunctions in hydraulic systems happen due to presence of contamination in the
system. Forming of wear particles caused by friction between mating surfaces and
progressive deterioration of the hydraulic components, results in performance and
efficiency reduction until total failure of the system itself. Common bad practice in
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However, it can be released within oil to the surface, depending on the fluid property
density or viscosity. Hence this can lead to creating a gas foam. It occurs when entrained
gas bubbles become larger and rised to the fluid surface. At atmospheric conditions, the
compressibility of air can be as much as 20000 times greater than that of the liquid [2].
Therefore, it is essential to remove air from the system before any detrimental effect that
can cause.
One of the facts that can not be bypassed is that air contamination can cause
erosion and abrasion of components indirectly. For example, the presence of air can
cause cavitation erosion in the pump. Erosion leads to material removal from the
components surfaces which is afterwards distributed through the whole system.
Therefore, created particles can cause significant damage in terms of abrasive wear.
Which is one of the reasons to particularly deal with air contamination in this paper.
Beside presenting potential types of contamination and their presence in the
system, following figure 1. presents potential spots of wear, leakages and contamination
entrance. Monitoring and measuring pressure in various parts of the system can be used
to detect pressure drops and leakages, based on what can be concluded potential spots
of excessive wear of components.
Different type of hydraulic oils with different amount of trapped air will be
simulated in Matlab/SimHydraulics to compare and discuss the influence that it has on
overall system performance.
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researchers are striving to use his "logical replacement" a model [11]. Modelling is a
vital tool for cost reduction and design process speed up in most engineering fields. In
this particular example hydraulic system is modelled via Matlab/SimHydraulics.
Matlab/SimHydraulics was developed to design hydraulic systems, which are modelled
as block schemes. It includes models of different elements like valves, pumps, tanks,
viscoelastic pipes, etc.[12][13]. Scheme represented in figure 1. is designed in Simulink
library browser (SimHydraulics). Model is represented in figure 2. From the scheme it
can be seen that building model in Matlab/SimHydraulics can be a little complicated.
There are still not enough modeling conducted in Matlab/SimHydraulics that have been
compared to realistic physical models. Some examples are given by engineers in Matlab
webinars via 3D simulation [14].
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It is confirmed that cylinders behave softer and less stiffer and precise. From
diagrams (from 3a to 3d) it can be concluded that Cylinder 1 while extracting it first
compresses the air and then the fluid. Especially on figure 3d. compared to figure 3a. it
is shown the outspread amplitude which corresponds the soft behaviour of the cylinder
itself.
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0?page=1.
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[11] Erdeljan, A., apko, D. (2015). Modeling and Simulation of the system with
examples. FTN Izdavatvo, Novi Sad. (written in Serbian).
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dipl. in. ma. Vujadin arenac, HE NA DRINI VIEGRAD, Viegrad, RS, BiH,
vujadin.sarenac90@gmail.com
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prof. dr. Ranko Antunovi, MAINSKI FAKULTET, Istono Sarajevo, RS, BiH,
rankoantunovicmf@gmail.com
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Pod monitoringom rada hidroagregata se podrazumijevaju sistemi koji slue u
svrhu dijagnostike, stalnog praenja stanja i zatite rada hidroagregata u toku njegove
eksploatacije. Takvi dijagnostiki sistemi ukljuuju automatsku akviziciju podataka,
njihovu obradu, memorisanje, prikazivanje i korienje za potrebe dijagnostike, zatite i
djelimino za sistem upravljanja. To je tzv. ON-LINE praenje radnog stanja
hidroagregata sa mogunou procjene raznih veliina i parametara koji se neprekidno
prate. U sutini se radi o integrisanom on-line monitoringu stanja koji ukljuuje
istovremeno praenje raznih parametara i veliina koji u potpunosti definiu stanje
objekta i njegovu raspoloivost za korisnika (u elektrani i sistemu).
Ovakvi sistemi se sastoje od vie podsistema i oni moraju biti sinhronizovani u cilju
uspostavljanja meusobnih korelacija i procjena. Sistem monitoringa ima prevashodni
zadatak da pripremi sve relevantne podatke za pravilnu dijagnostiku rada maine
[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8].
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TEMPERATURA AKSIJALNOG
STATORA GENERATORA
ZAZOR U GENERATORU
VIBRACIJA POKLOPCA
VIBRACIJA VODEEG
PROCESNE VELIINE
VIBRACIJA KUITA
ZAZOR ZAPTIVNOG
LEAJA (BACANJE
MJERENJE
AKSIJALNI LEAJ
TEMPERATURA
GENERATORA
PO OBRTAJU
(AIR GAP)
PRSTENA
TURBINE
LEAJA
LEAJA
Minimalni sistem
Standardni sistem
Preporueni sistem
MEHANIKI DEBALANS
(1X)
ELEKTRINI DEBALANS
(1X)
HIDRAULINI DEBALANS
(1X)
KRITINE RADNE ZONE
(NE1X)
OTKAZ SMIUE OSOVINICE
(1X)
NESAOSNOST
(1X)
KAVITACIJA
ZAPTIVNI PRSTEN
VELIKE VIBRACIJE TURBINE
PREOPTEREENJE LEAJA
ZAMOR LEAJA
NEDOVOLJNA ZAPTIVENOST
LEAJA
OTEENA IZOLACIJA
STATORA
VIBRACIJE NAMOTAJA U
STATORU
POMJERANJE ROTORSKOG
PRSTENA
POMJERANJE JEZGRA
STATORA
NERAVNOMJERAN ZAZOR
STATORA
EKSCENTRIAN
ROTOR/STATOR
KONCENTRIAN
ROTOR/STATOR
SAVIJANJE STATORA
LABAVE IPKE STATORA
NEURAVNOTEENE SILE U
ZAZORU STATORA
ZAEPLJENO HLAENJE
STATORA
BLOKIRANI VODOVI
VENTILACIJE STATORA
PREGREJANI NAMOTAJI
STATORA
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Akvizicija podataka
Aplikacija za akviziciju podataka DAQ (Data Acquizition) je jezgro Sistem 1
platforme. Mora biti instalirana na raunaru za akviziciju podataka. Kontrolie se preko
posebne aplikacije DACM (Data Acquizition Control Manager), o kojoj e biti rei u
narednom poglavlju.
Svaki raunar za akviziciju podataka moe prikupljati podatke za jedno
postrojenje. Postrojenje je skup svih elemenata koj ulaze u Sistem 1.
Ekranski prikaz
Aplikacija za ekranski prikaz je korisniki interfejs ka Sistemu 1. Ona prima i
prikazuje podatke u realnom vremenu od DAQ dodeljenog postrojenju. Kada prikazuje
arhivske podatke, ekranski prikaz povlai podatke direktno iz arhivske baze preskaui
DAQ.
Za analizu, ekranski prikaz prezentuje arhivske i podatke u realnom vremenu
koristei veliku selekciju grafika. Moe prikazati bilo koj podatak odgovarajuim
grafikom, kao nivo vibracija, temperature, pritiske itd... Sistem 1 moe prikup iti a
ekranski prikaz prezentovati bilo koju vrednost izmerenu senzorima, poslatu sa druge
platforme, runo uneenu ili izraunatu.
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U poslednje vrijeme, razvojem mikroprocesorske tehnologije i na njoj
zasnovanog procesiranja signala, omoguen je znaajan iskorak u zatiti maina, uz
finansijski vrlo prihvatljiva ulaganja.
Parametri nadzora sistema su posredne individualne veliine povezane sa
strukturnim parametrima (vibracije, temperatura, zazor u leaju, pritisak ulja i dr.) i
nosioci su tanih informacija o tehnikom stanju sistema. Parametri koj i donose najvie
informacija o stanju tehnikog sistema svakako su parametri vibracija, pored njih
takoe su bitni i parametri pomjeranja, temperature, buke, strujni parametri, parametri
ulja za podmazivanje i dr.
Instalisani nadzorno-dijagnostiki sistem u HE Viegrad, GE System1-
proizvoaa Bently Nevada, pokazao se sofisticiran i pouzdan nadzorni sistem.
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DESCALING THE INNER SURFACE WATER STEAM PIPE STEAM BOILER TRACT
"P 64", BY THERMALLY-OXYGEN TREATMENT (TKT) THE TPP UGLJEVIK
Abstract: Due to the unreliability of work thermal power plant Ugljevik the stated period
before major overhaul in 2010, as part of the planned works for this overhaul, the
decision was made to carry out thermo-oxygen treatment (TOT) water-steam tract of
steam boiler 'P 64'.The said treatment is included for purposes of greater reliability,
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availability and efficiency of the thermal power plant with supercritical parameters,
which are expected after treatment.Thermo oxygen treatment consisted of two stages:
Mechanical destruction phase layers and their evacuation from the fact tract
of water or steam.
Education of new oxide layers iron.
With this treatment are only loose corrosion products at the same time created a new
protective layer on the inner surface of the pipe.
This treatment as well as other operations that were carried out during the major
overhaul in 2010, enabled higher availability, reliability and efficiency of the block,
demonstrated the highest production of electric energy in twenty seven year history in
the years after that (2011 god. 1836 GWh; 2012 . god. 1837GWh).
1 UVOD
Postrojenje termoelektrane Ugljevik puteno je u rad 1985.godine.
Kotao ovog postrojenja je radijacioni, protoni sa jednim meupregrijanjem pare. Loi
se ugljenom prainom i ima suvi odvoz ljake. Tip kotla je Ramzin ( 1000-255 -
641) proizvoaa ZIO Podoljsk Rusija. Parametri pregrijane (svjee) pare su:
produkcija pare 1000(t/)
pritisak na izlazu 250 bara
temperatura primarne (svjee) pare) 545C.
Parametri meupregrijane (sekundarne pare) su sledei:
pritisak na izlazu 40,11 bara
temperatura na izlazu 545 C
protok pare 811,4 t/
Paramertri napojne vode na ulazu u kotao:
pritisak na ulazu u kotao 300 bara
Gorivo (osnovno):
mrki ugalj, donje toplotne moi 7.180 do 10.930 kJ/kg
Gorivo potpalno:
mazut donje toplotne moi 36.000 do 41.000 kJ/kg
2 CILJ TRETMANA
U cijevima kotla se deava elektrohemijska korozija koja se ispoljava kao
oksidacija na jednom mjestu a redukcija na drugom mjestu njegove povrine, bez
obzira to je cijev od jednorodnog materijala. Odigravanje elektohemijske korozije u
praksi je obino okarakterisano lokalizacijom anaodnog i katodnog procesa na
razliitim dijelovima povrine metala to dovodi do neravnomjernog ili mjestimino
korozionog razaranja metala. Kao primarni produkti korozije nastaju F2O3 i FeOOH.
Sekundarni proizvodi korozije koji nastaju uporedo sa primarnim, meusobnim
reakcijama primarnih proizvoda ili reakcijama primarnih proizvoda i gasova ili elektrolita
iz okruenja su Fe3O4 ili Fe8O11.
Sekundarni proizvodi korozije su teko rastvorljivi pa stvaraju zatitnu opnu
titei metal od dalje korozije. Tako formirana zatitna opna po cij eloj unutranoj
povrini cijevi moe da titi povrinu metala od korozije dui vremenski period (godinu i
vie).
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metodom termokiseoninog tretmana (TKT) u termoelektrani Ugljevik
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(1)
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metodom termokiseoninog tretmana (TKT) u termoelektrani Ugljevik
H2O H+ + OH (2)
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Postupak TKT-a
Temokiseonini tretman parnog kotla se izvodi poslije zavrenih pripremnih
radova pri potpali kotla na mazut sa optereenjem 30%-
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Veina pokazatelja rada Termoelektrane u periodu nakon kapitalnog remonta i
tretmana (2011-2013.) daleko je bolja u odnosu na raniji period (2004-2007.),. ak
tavie, proizvodnja elektrine energije na generatoru i pragu, snaga na generatoru i
pragu, kao i broj radnih asova godinje su istorijski maksimum dostigli upravo u
godinama nakon kapitalnog remonta (2011. i 2012.).
Ve 2011. godine, dolo je do poveanja prosjene snage za oko 10% i na
bloku i na pragu Termoelektrane, i od tada se ona konstantno kree iznad maksimalne
vrijednosti ostvarene u godinama neposredno prije kapitalnog remonta i obavljenog
tretmana.
Nakon kapitalnog remonta dolo je i do znaajnog poveanja vremena rada bloka na
godinjem nivou, odnosno do poveanja stepena iskoritenja ukupno raspoloivog
vremena u toku godine. U 2012. godini prisustvo na mrei je poveano za oko 10% u
odnosu na godine prije remonta.
Direktan rezultat uraenog kapitalnog remonta jeste i smanjenje broja zastoja
zbog mehanikog ienja kotla, odnosno broja zastoja zbog pucanja cijevi na
ekonomajzeru. U periodu koji je neposredno prethodio remontu, broj zastoja izazvanih
prekidima usljed mehanikog ienja kotla se kretao od minimalnih 6 do maksimalnih
13 (2006. godine), da bi u godinama nakon remonta prosjeno bila 3 zastoja po ovom
osnovu.
Vanu ulogu za pouzdanost, raspoloivost kao i dostizanje projektovanih
parametara termoenergetskog bloka igra istoa ogrijevnih povrina kotla. ienje
spoljanje strane grejnih povrina je mnogo jednostavnije jer se radi o m ehanikom
ienju. Unutranje ienje je kompleksno i zahtijeva posebnu panju i strunost
kako bi se izbjegle sve neeljene posledice ovog tretmana. No bez obzira na to bilo bi
poeljno ovo ienje vriti u periodima od pet do sedam godina, dok je mehaniko
ienje obavezno u vrijeme godinjeg remonta, a po potrebi i ee. Efekti ovih
tretmana prikazani su u tabelama (3;4 i 5) i oni su samo dokaz ovoj tvrdnji.
LITERATURA
[1] .., (1985). - , .
[2] Grkovi, V., Jovanovi, A., (2010). Termoeneretska postrojenja, Novi Sad.
[3] Guli,M., Brki,Lj., Perunovi,P., (1986) Parni kotlovi, Mainski fakultet Beograd.
[4] T -64-1 ""
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Nekontrolisano koritenje energetskih resursa u cilju dobijanja energi je je
dovelo do velikih posledica kao to su:globalno zagrijavanje, zagaenje, unitavanje
flore i faune, stvaranje okruenja nepodobnih za normalan ivot itd. Razvoj tehnologije
je donio sa sobom velike probleme. Veoma teko ili ak je nemogue ivotnu sredinu
vratiti u stanje kakvo je bilo u doba prije hiper razvoja. U skladu sa tim se namee
potreba za razvoj novih metoda i mjera koje bi trebale zaustaviti taj negativni trend
odnosa prema prirodi i ivim biima. Primjena mjera energetske efikasnosti za
smanjenje potronje energije i primjena obnovljivih izvora energije su jedni od
najbitnijih u ovom trenutku. Na samom poetku je neophodno obaviti niz istraivanja
kako bi se utvrdilo postojee energetsko stanje. Sprovoenje energetskog monitoringa
se moe obavljati manuelno ili automatski pomou sakupljaa podataka, softvera za
obradu i baza za skladitenje podataka. Da bi se efikasno mogao koristiti automatski
sistem monitoringa neophodno je za programiranje sistema manuelno prikupiti i
obraditi ulazne podatke. Ovaj rad e se upravo baviti analizom prikupljenih podataka
za koritenje energije na podruju grada Doboja, te e se kao pojedinani potroa u
okviru sistema analizirati koritenje energije na Saobraajnom fakultetu u Doboju. Kroz
rad emo prikazati podatke o ukupnoj potrebnoj energiji za podruje grada Doboja, kao
i podatke koji se tiu koritenja energije u privatnom i javnom sektoru. Takoe e biti
obraeni podaci o energetskim potrebama u urbanom i ruralnom dijelu grada.
Detaljnija analiza e se odnositi na koritenje energije na Saobraajnom fakultetu u
Doboju koja e obuhvatiti analizu potroene elektrine energije i daljinskog grijanja u
odnosu na broj korisnika u objektu, povrinu objekta i spoljnu temperaturu. Finalna
analiza e pokazati koritenje elektrine i toplotne energije za podruje grada Doboja,
kao i potronju u odnosu na povrinu i broj korisnika. Analiza je raena za 2013-u
godinu, jer su dostupni podaci u kompletu za taj period, dok je za period 2014-2015
godinu dio podataka nedostupan usled poplava koje su zadesile taj grad kao i
izvjetaja koji do danas nisu na raspolaganju.
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Na osnovu dobijenih rezultata istraivanja moemo zakljuiti da se na podruju
grada Doboja u cilju energetskih potreba koriste svi raspoloivi energenti. Energija se
u najveoj mjeri koristi za zagrijavanje objekata, te se u tu svrhu kao najzastupljeniji
energent koristi ugalj i drvo. Dobijeni rezultati pokazuju da je potronja energije prilino
velika, to grad kao potroa stavlja u gupu konvencionalnih energetskih razreda.
Istraivanje je osim statistikih podataka donijelo niz zapaanja koje u
narednom periodu mogu pomoi poboljanju energetske efikasnosti na podruju grada
Doboja, a samim tim dati doprinos smanjenju emisije tetnih gasova. Jedan od
osnovnih problema je nedostupnost podataka, to u samom startu svaku analizu
dovodi u pitanje ili poveava mogunost za proraunske greke. Samim tim se u
budunosti namee potreba za uvoenje sistema detaljnijeg prikupljanja podataka o
potronji energenata i energije, kao i formiranje jedinstvene baze za podruje cijelog
grada a i ire.Istraivane je pokazalo da je kvalitet daljinskog gijanja veoma dobar te
da su prekidi u isporuci u toku sezone zanemarivi. U toku istraivanja je primjeen
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veliki broj objekata sa ugraenom toplotnom izolacijom i PVC stolarijom, to daje velike
mogunosti za utedu toplotne energije. Problem je meutim u nedostatku
termostatskih ventila na radijatorima i sistemima za automatsku ventilaciju prostorija
to je rezultovano velikim brojem otvorenih prozora u toku grejne sezone. Kod
potronje elektrine energije primjeen je veliki broj korisnika koji koriste klasine
arulje i ureaje sa velikom potronjom energije.
Razlozi za prethodno navedene sluajeve su mnogobrojni. Jedan od njih i
glavni je svakako loa ekonomska i socijalna situacija u zemlji, kao i visoka cijena
niskoenergetskih potroaa (termostata, LED rasvjete, kuanskih ureaja itd), dok
drugi i moda kljuni problem lei i nedovoljnoj osvjetenosti ili nemarnosti korisnika.
Npr.: problem koritenje toplotne energije i energije za rasvjetu u prostorijama koje se
ne koriste, te naplata isporuene toplotne energije se obraunava po m 2 a ne po
utroenoj energiji, to potroaima ne daje potrebu za savjesno i racionalno koritenje
energije. Sprovoenje energetskih pregleda objekata e u mnogome dati jasniju sliku o
potronji energije u objektima i stvarnim energetskim potrebama objekta, to e biti
jedan polazni podatak za detaljniju energetsku analizu, primjenu i sprovoenje mjera
energetske efikasnosti. Sprovedeno istraivanja nas dovodi do zakljuka da postoje
velike mogunosti za racionalnije iskoritenje energije i energenata, smanjenja emisije
tetnih gasova i obezbjeivanja kvalitetnijih ivotnih i radnih uislova.
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A, Ademovi A, (2013),Studija izvodljivosti o mogunostima korienja solarne
energije za potrebe dobijanja toplotne i elektrine energije na podruju grada
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Key words: B class car, C class car, customer demands, Fuzzy AHP, QFD
1 INTRODUCTION
The development of the automotive industry created a need for the production
of cars of different purposes and characteristics. For example, today there are sports
cars, military, ATVs, family cars, city cars, and many other types of cars, which may form
on the basis of various parameters and classification. The topic of this paper is to extend
and improve the first house of quality of method which was defined as quality planning
geared towards customer demands QFD (Quality Function Deployment) method [1]. The
method was applied for the first time in Mitsubishi Kobe in 1972., its greatest success
achieved in the company of Toyota. The basic goal of QFD method is the creation of a
new, or advancement of an existing product, service or process, according to the
demands of current and /or potential customers. QFD method was described with the
basic four stages, which are carried out through four matrices, the so-called "House of
quality" [2]. At the entrance to every house of quality (matrix) is always the question:
"What is required?", and the output is always the question of: "How to meet the
demands?". From the previous matrix question: "How to meet the demands?", in the
following matrix question is: "What is required?". So, every time the value of: "How to" in
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Ph.D. Danijela Tadi, Faculty of engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia, galovic@kg.ac.rs
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Ph.D. Aleksandar Aleksi, Faculty of engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia, aaleksic@kg.ac.rs
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the following matrix value becomes: "What''. Using of QFD method was represented in
the design phase of products of different types and purposes. So, for example, customer
demands in terms of design of market doors [3] may be considered, or demands during
the construction of apartments [4]. Also, the papers that have implemented integrated
QFD and Fuzzy AHP method can be found in the literature, for executing the selection
of suppliers [5,6].
This paper discusses the problem of defining customer demands and defining
characteristics of customer demands of different classes of passenger cars (B and C
class). Based on the experience, knowledge and the results of good practice, the
management team of the company defines the demands that customers expect that the
company should meet in order for the passenger car to fully justify their expectations. In
general, the demands do not have the same relative importance. Assessment of the
relative importance is based on an estimate of the management team. The closer to the
human way of thinking is that the members of the management team use linguistic
expressions instead accurate numbers. Quantification of linguistic expressions can be
made using different mathematical theories, such as probability theory, fuzzy set theory,
the theory of rough sets and others. The theory of fuzzy sets allows the linguistic terms
quantitative performance in the best way possible [7]. Determining the relative
importance can be realized in different ways. In this paper, the fuzzy matrix of relative
importance of defined demands was explained. A large number of papers in which the
authors suggest the construction of fuzzy matrix of relative importance of different items
can be found in the literature. Thus, for example, can be used in the selection of suppliers
in companies with different activities [8,9], for determining the relative importance of the
criteria by which suppliers are assessed [10], for the determination of relative importance
of transport - storage system [11] and other.
Processing uncertainty in the constructed fuzzy matrices of comparing pairs of
the relative importance of different items can be done in different ways. One of the most
widely used methods is method of extended analysis which was developed in [12]. Many
authors used this method. [13] suggests that the method of extended analysis have
some limitations by comparison with the geometric mean method which has been
developed in [14]. The main deficiency can be defined as the inability to process well
enough the uncertainties which come from decision makers. Another limitation is the fact
that the non-use of this method is based on the assumption that the relative importance
of elements of the fuzzy matrix is being described using triangular fuzzy numbers
(TFNs). Using fuzzy numbers which have a different form of membership functions is not
possible.
The management team take the characteristics of the product under
consideration. It is necessary to determine the strength of the relation between the
demands and characteristics. In other words, the management team estimates how
much each of characteristics meets the defined demands. In conventional QFD method,
management team uses precise numbers for assessing the strength of mentioned
relations. In this paper it is considered, to be more accurate, if the management team is
using linguistic expressions which are modeled using the theory of fuzzy sets. Since
characteristics can be benefits and costs type, it is necessary to normalize the estimated
values of characteristics. In this paper, linear normalization procedure [15] is used. In
this way, values in the domains of used TFNs which describe the characteristic values
are mapped into the interval 01. The final result which is the output from the first house
of quality is the weighted normalized value of each treated characteristic.
Comparison of the considered types of products or companies under each
defined characteristic is based on comparison of TFNs. Comparison of TFNs is
performed by using method for comparison fuzzy numbers [16,17]. The degree of belief
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of how the characteristic of one type of product is better or worse than other types of
products, can be determined as well. The obtained result represents the input
information for quality managers. This way, they can make better valid decisions.
The paper was organised as followed: In the second section the problem
statement was shown, and within it is given the suggested algorithm of Fuzzy AHP
method. In section 3 an illustrated example is shown, and the discussions and
conclusions are presented in the section 4.
2 PROBLEM STATEMENT
Suppose that the demands for these products may formally present as a set I,
so that: I = {1,...,i,...,I}, where I is the total number of demands, and i, i = 1,...,I is index
of demand. The number of demands is defined by the management team (for example:
production manager, quality manager and marketing manager), based on knowledge,
experience and good practice results. In this paper, two types of cars were considered,
class B and class C, and based on that, demands are as follows: safety of drivers ( i=1),
manageability (i=2), interior (i=3), exterior (i=4), maintainability (i=5), type of drive (i=6),
conditions of purchase (i=7).
The management team defines a set of characteristics of a product in order to
meet customer demands. Characteristics of the product were presented formally as a
set K = {1,...,k,...,K}, where K is the total number of characteristics, and k, k = 1,...,K is
index of characteristic. The characteristics of the product under consideration are:
transparency (k=1), sensors (k=2), braking stability (k=3), the number of drive wheels
(k=4), control panel (k=5), line of vehicles (k=6), the environmental impact of fuel (k=7),
fuel consumption per 100 km (k=8), price of vehicle (k=9).
The relative importance of each pair of demands is described by using the five
linguistic expressions which was modeled as TFNs. These linguistic expressions are:
1 = (1, 1, 2.5), 2 = (1, 2, 3), 3 = (2, 3, 4), 4 = (3, 4, 5), 5 = (3.5, 5, 5). It can be
considered that the management team is making decisions based on consensus.
Domains of these TFNs belong to the set of real numbers in the interval 15. Value 1,
respectively 5 indicates that the demands i according to demand i has almost the equal,
or extreme greater relative importance, respectively.
Evaluation of bond strength between the defined demands and characteristics is
described using seven linguistic expressions: 1 = (1, 1, 2.5), 2 = (1, 2, 3), 3 = (1, 3, 5),
4 = (3, 5, 7), 5 = (5, 7, 9), 6 = (7, 8, 9), 7 = (7.5, 9, 9). These domains of TFNs are
defined on common measurement scale [18]. A value 1 or 9 indicate that the bond
strength between each pair (i, k) is extremely small or extremely large, respectively.
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= , = 1, . . . , I ; = min , = 1, . . . , I
Step 6. The weighted normalized decision matrix is constructed.
[ ]KxI
= , = 1, . . . , I ; = 1, . . . , K
Step 7. Calculate the weighted normalized value of each characteristic for each
considered product (1).
= 1 I=1
(1)
I
Step 8. Calculating the degree of belief (2) for that one of products is better than
other at the level of each characteristic.
>
( ) = , = 1, . . . , K (2)
3 ILLUSTRATED EXAMPLE
In this paper two types of passenger cars are discussed, car B class and C class
car. Assessment of the relative importance of each pair of demands is considered (Step
1 of the proposed Algorithm):
1 2 4 4 3 1 2
1 3 2 4 5 1
1
1 1 2 1
1
[ ] = 1
1 1 1
1
1 1 1
1
1
1
[ 1]
The elements of fuzzy pair wise comparison matrix are defuzzification by using
moment method [19]. The coefficient of consistency CI is determined by enginee vector
(Step 2 to Step 3 of the proposed Algorithm).
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1 2 4 4 3 1 2
0,5 1 3 2 4 5 1
0,25 0,33 1 1 1 2 1
[ ] = 0,25 0,5 1 1 1 1 1
0,33 0,25 1 1 1 1 1
1 0,2 0,5 1 1 1 1
[ 0,5 1 1 1 1 1 1]
CI = 0,0277
By using procedure (Step 4 of the proposed Algorithm), the weights vector is
calculated:
W1 = 0.31; W2 = 0.33; W3 = 0.08; W4 = 0.1; W5 = 0.08; W6 = 0.01; W7 = 0.09
The fuzzy decision matrix and the normalized fuzzy decision matrix are given by
analogy Step 5 of the proposed Algorithm).
i=1 4 /4 5 /3 6 /3 2 /2 1 //1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1
i=2 4 /3 6 /3 7 /4 4 /3 3 /2 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1
i=3 4 /4 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1
i=4 3 /2 2 /2 1 /1 3 /2 4 /3 5 /3 4 /3 2 /3 2 /3
i=5 1 /1 4 /2 3 /3 1 /1 3 /2 1 /1 4 /3 1 /1 5 /7
i=6 1 /1 5 /3 4 /3 3 /2 3 /2 1 /1 1 /1 1 /1 5 /3
i=7 3 /3 4 /3 4 /3 4 /3 3 /2 6 /3 5 /3 4 /3 6 /6
max max max max max max max min min
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By using procedure (Step 7 and Step 8) of the proposed Algorithm, the weighted
normalized values of characteristics are calculated. Also, was calculated the rate of
belief that one product is better than another at the level of each characteristic. An
example of determination of weighted normalized value of each characteristic for each
considered product:
11 = 1 (0.268, 0.476. 0,692) = (0.038, 0.068, 0.099)
For car class B:
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4 CONCLUSION
The first type of car (class B) is better than the class C within the first eight
characteristics. Type of car class C is better than the B class car only according to the
characteristic that are marked as the price of the vehicle.
Based on the calculated rate of belief follows that both types of cars equally meet
the customer demands, except for the characteristic of braking stability. In other words,
the quality of the car type B is significantly better than the car type C respecting this
characteristic.
In this paper, the problem of improvement of outputs which is obtained in the first
"house of quality" of QFD method was considered. Improvement has been made in the
following way: demands that should be met and characteristics that cars class B and
class C have, are defined on the basis of good practice applying benchmarking methods;
the relative importance of the demands is specified using by fuzzy pair-wise comparison
matrix; the weights of demand are calculated by using extent analysis method [12]; the
values of characteristics are assessed by management team which use linguistic
expressions. The all uncertainties and imprecisions are modeled by using fuzzy sets
theory [7,20]. The weighted normalized values of characteristics are given by TFNs. The
results of comparison of these TFNs, and calculated the degrees present input data for
the second "house of quality" of QFD method.
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NOMENCLATURE
degree of belief
CI coefficient of consistency
fuzzy number, symbol of weighted normalized decision matrix
fuzzy number, weighted normalized value
cost type
benefit type
fuzzy number, symbol of normalized fuzzy decision matrix
fuzzy number, relative importance of customer demands
defuzzyficated
weight vector of demand
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Abstract: The issue of quality as well as ranking of higher education institutions is very
important. We have been witnessing different approaches in evaluation of quality,
ranking, as well as number of different lists that rank Universities in Europe and World.
In this paper we will present the widest spread ranking lists for Universities. Authors will
also the issue of key performance indicators important for ranking of Universities. The
issues of benchmarking of different Universities as well as development of approaches
for improvement of specific Universities will be analyzed. This paper will be focused on
engineering sciences at University of Kragujevac.
1 INTRODUCTION
Ranking and performance measurement of Universities (as whole as well as
study programs) has huge importance for whole academic community as well as for
different stakeholders and users of services that University provides (students, industry,
business community, government ....). It is clear that universal metric does not exist as
well as universal sets of indicators that could be used for absolutely objective evaluation
of quality of Universities and study programs. Quality of education is not easy to evaluate
and rank [1, 2]. On the other hand it is clear that number of metrics and ranking exist
and they more or less fulfill the need for evaluation and ranking of universities in the
world. The ranking of the Universities is important not only to established the current
position on the lists, but to enable benchmarking and possibility to Universities to
compare each other, compare with the best in the class and to define the development
strategies in order to improve its own ranking, position and quality after all [3].
One of the goals of this paper is to present the most common approaches in
ranking of the Universities as well as it implementations and practices. The paper also
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Hrvoje Pukaric, PhD student, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia, xpboje@gmail.com
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Aleksandar orevi, PhD, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia
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Sneana Nesti, PhD, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia, s.nestic@kg.ac.rs
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Aleksandar Aleski, PhD, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia, aaleksic@kg.ac.rs
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Gligorije Mirkov, PhD student, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia
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Miladin Stefanovi, PhD, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac, Serbia, miladin@kg.ac.rs
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has a goal to present the current position of Serbian Universities and position of the
University of Kragujevac (especially in engineering filed) in order to develop a set of
indicators that could be used for measurement and improvement of current position of
the University.
Quality of Faculty Staff of an institution winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Award 20%
Medals
Total 100%
Engineering
Indicator
Weight Indicator descriptions
code
The number of world top 25% most cited papers in each engineering subject an
TOP25 100
institution has
The number of world top 1% most cited papers in each engineering subject an
TOP1 100
institution has
It refers to the total number of the staff of an institution wining a significant award
in an engineering subject. Von Hippel Award issued by Materials Research
AWARD 100 Society in the United States is selected for Materials Science & Engineering
ranking and Tyler Prize issued by University of Southern California in the United
States is selected for Environmental Science & Engineering ranking.
University of Belgrade is only University from Serbia ranked on ARWU list. The
University of Belgrade was placed on this list on 2012 for the first time and placed
between 401 and 500. On 2013 University of Belgrade moved to 301 to 400, and today
(2016) it is placed between 201 and 300.
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This result University of Belgrade achieved with 3750 published manuscripts on SCI and
SSCI lists and 5 manuscripts in Nature & Science in 2015.
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4 CONCLUSION
It is clear that, measurement of performances and ranking of Universities does
not represent complete status of quality of specific University, but on the other hand
these rankings are unavoidable in determination and definition of quality of Universities
and higher education as whole.
In the scope of this manuscript three different approaches for ranking of
Universities were analyzed based on their key performance indicators as well as
methodology of ranking Universities. The Webometrics I based on presence of the
University on the web, U-Multirank provide probably the best tool for benchmarking,
strategy definition and decision support, and finally ARWU is the most distinguished
ranking systems.
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Serbian state Universities were analyzed in the scope of these ranking system.
The University of Belgrade has leading position, other Serbian universities should follow
some of the experience of University of Belgrade and try to change their document
including strategy, goals and action plans in order to improve their processes as well as
values of key performance indicators. According to the analysis all of these ranking
systems are based on similar indicators.
The general idea is that Universities should define their documents and start
with activities in improvident of their processes and indicators. Some of the indicators
could be improved in the short time, but some others need long term activities in order
to improve. On the other hand some of these indicators are interconnected. This paper
also gives some of the directions that could be used for some Universities on the path
of improvement of their key performance indicates and improvement of their places on
specific list.
It is clear that performance measuring, definition, monitoring and improvement
of key indicators are very important for improvement of level of teaching and research in
Universities as well as quality of Universities and higher educational system in whole.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Research presented in this paper was partly supported by Erasmus + project 573820 -
EPP-1-2016-1- RS-EPPKA2-CBHE-SP, Title: DEVELOPMENT AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF SYSTEM FOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION FOR
SERBIAN HEIS AND SYSTEM - PESHES.
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Sarajevo, Bosna I Hercegovina, rankagojkovic@gmail.com (CA)
2 Prof.dr, Slavia Moljevi Univerzitet u Istonom Sarajevu, Mainski fakulte Istono Sarajevo, Istono
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Sa sve veim i konstantnim zagaivanjem ivotne sredine, raste i svijest ljudi
da se neto mora uiniti kako bi se smanjilo zagaenje planete. Kako neekolokim
ponaanjem svakog stanovnika, tako i radom neekolokih proizvodnih postrojenja,
planeta se svakodnevno zagauje i unitava. Jedan od faktora koji znaajno utie na
parametre ivotne sredine jeste i energija, njeno korienje, potronja i ouvanje. [1]
Od menadmenta organizacija i njihove posveenosti poboljanjima u oblasti
energetske efikasnosti, najvie zavisi uspjenost svakog projekta energetske
efikasnosti. Menadere i vlasnike interesuje uteda i poveanje profita. Jedan od
dobrih primjera spajanja uteda i ekolokih efekata je meunarodni standard ISO
50001:20111. Prethodni standard EN 16001:2009 je evropska pretea meunarodnog
standarda ISO 50001:2011. Meunarodni standard ISO 50001:2011, u odnosu na
evropski standard predstavlja iri pristup kojim se ujedno konkretnije rjeavaju pitanja
primjene.
Pod terminom energetski menadment ne podrazumijeva se samo upravljanje
energijom, nego i upravljanje organizacijom bilo kojeg tipa sa aspekta energije. Ovo
ima smisla jer gotovo svaka odluka koju donosi rukovodstvo organizacije, bez obzira
na tip organizacije i bez obzira na ta se odnosi, ima veze sa energijom. Energija nije
cilj sama za sebe, cilj je koristiti efekte energije, zato se energetski menadment
odnosi na efikasno koritenje energije u svim bitnim aktivnostima organizacije.
Postoje podaci da se mnogo vee utede u energiji postiu dobrim
gazdovanjem energijom, prije nego primjenom skupih tehnikih i tehnolokih rjeenja.
Ovo je upravo hipoteza na kojoj poiva standard ISO 50001. Standard ISO 50001 daje
smjernice za postupke u organizaciji koje treba sprovesti, kako energetska efikasnost
ne bi bila samo fraza koja se pominje i primjenjuje, ve energetska efikasnost postaje
motiv za reorganizaciju u preduzeu, sredstvo za postizanje uteda i sistem koji
omoguava ukljuivanje svih zaposlenih u mjere energetske efikasnosti, na relativno
prihvatljiv i razumljiv nain.[1]
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Poput ostalih ISO standarda sistema menadmenta ISO 50001 moe biti
implementiran radi postizanja unutranjih i spoljanih benefita na nivou cijele
organizacije ukljuujui sve kljune korisnike (kupci, korisnici usluga,...). Sertifikacija od
strane nezavisnog auditora o usaglaenosti korisnikovog sistema za upravljanje
energijom sa ISO 50001 nije uslov samog standarda. Sertifikoavati ili ne je odluka koju
treba da donese ISO 50001 korisnik, osim ako mu ta obaveza nije nametnuta
propisima. Alternativa nezavisnom sertifikovanju od strane tree strane je da se
pozovu korisnici organizacije da verifikuju implementaciju ISO 50001 u skladu sa
standardom ili da se samoproglasi usaglaenost.
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Tabela 1. Broj certifikovanih preduzea prema standardu ISO 5001 u zemljama Evrope
ISO 50001 - Evropa
Godina 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Albanija 1 1 4
Austria 4 24 67 109 220
Bosna i Hercegovina 1 1 1
Bugarska 1 6 12 22
Hrvatska 3 6 10 21
eka 1 10 16 32 73
Francuska 3 37 86 270 500
Njemaka 42 1133 2477 3402 5931
Grka 2 9 16 25 45
Maarska 3 13 29 68
Italija 30 74 258 294 470
Crna Gora 1 1 1
Norveka 9 9 14 19 19
Poljska 2 12 22 38 74
Rumnija 66 55 60 56 69
Srbija 2 3 9 21
Slovaka 1 12 12 36
Slovenia 3 8 14 16 10
panija 95 127 196 310 390
vedka 62 72 94 87 85
Makedonija 1 0 2 1
Turska 2 16 42 76 100
Velika Britanija 11 136 330 376 1464
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Uopteno se moe rei da u BiH jo uvijek nisu prepoznate potrebe za
upravljanjem energijom, energetskom efikasnosti i obnovljivim izvorima energije.
Postratnu BiH, skladno stanju u drugim oblastima, karakterie dezintegracija i
podijeljenost energetskog sektora, kao jednog od najbitnijih segmenata u ekonomiji
bilo koje zemlje. Veoma sporo i oteano postizanje meuentitetskih kompromisa, koji
su neophodni kada je u pitanju reintegracija baznih funkcija energetskog sektora kao
preduslova za ispunjenje dravnih obaveza BiH preuzetih potpisivanjem i ratifikacijom
meunarodnih ugovora, povelja, sporazuma i obaveza koje proistiu iz lanstva BiH u
meunarodnim organizacijama i institucijama, dodatno uslonjava stanje u ovoj oblasti.
Disharmonija nadlenosti i kompetencija u energetskom sektoru BiH (Energetski sektor
Bosne i Hercegovine nije u nadlenosti drave Bosne i Hercegovine nego entiteta,
osim funkcije koordinacije u okviru Ministarstva vanjske trgovine i ekonomskih odnosa)
s jedne strane i preuzetih meunarodnih obaveza BiH u procesu integracija i
ispunjenja obaveza s druge strane proizvodi veliko kanjenje, objektivno mogueg
breg razvoja i korienja meunarodnih finansijskih izvora i projekata. Susjedne i
ostale zemlje iz bive Jugoslavije postiu bri napredak u reformama energetskog
sektora, jer nisu optereene unutranjim strukturnim i drugim problemima kao BiH.
Osim politikih, jedan od razloga ne prepoznavanja ovog standarda na podruju BiH je
to certifikacija nije uslovljena samim standardom.
LITERATURA
[1] Boani, V., Jovanovi, B. (2012). Standard ISO 50001- prednost za lidere u
oblasti energetske efikasnosti. 6. Meunarodni forum o obnovljivim izvorima
energije, Novi Sad.
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Rezime: U radu je prikazan klaster kao vid preduzetnike infrastrukture u cilju podrke
razvoja malih i srednjih preduzea. Klaster je mrena organizacija ili grupa preduzea,
najee konkurentskih djelatnosti, koja su meusobno povezana vertikalno ili
horizontalno. Klu uspjenog formiranja klastera, a samim tim i ekonomski uspjeh
preduzea lanica klastera, nije samo da iskoriste ve postojee prednosti nego i da
ukljue potencijal sinergije kroz mreu i strukturu klastera i da tako obezbjede dale
konkurentske prednosti, te da ih odrivo uvrste.
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Kada je Michael Porter ranih 90-tih godina objavio knjigu o prednostima nacija
u sistemu trinog utakmice, koncept klastera je postao znaajan instrument strukturne
i regionalne politike u Evropi.
Klaster je mrena organizacija ili grupa preduzea (specijalizovanih jedinica)
koje su koordinirane trinim mehanizmima prije nego lancima nareivanja (komandi)
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[3].
Klaster (claster grozd) ine preduzea koja su meusobno povezana,
vertikalno (kupac dobavlja) ili horizontalno (isti kupci, tehnologije, distribucija i td.).
Konkurentske grane su najee grupisane u klastere.
Klaster[5] je oblik preduzetnike infrastrukture koji na jednom geografskom
podruju ine meusobno povezani privredni subjekti koji posluju u istim, srodnim ili
razliitim djelatnostima i sa njima povezani specijalizovani dobavljai, pruaoci usluga,
obrazovne i naunoistraivake institucije, agencije i drugi.
U praksi razvoja malih i srednjih preduzea model klastera zasluuje posebnu
panju. Pokazao se praktinim posebno u zemljama koje imaju tradiciju u podrci
razvoju malih preduzea. Neposredna predhodnica razvoju klastera su inkubatori i
zapravo tamo gdje postoje iskustva sa inkubatorima, klasteri su se brzo razvijali.
Povezivanje preduzetnika, njihova saradnja, dijeljenje usluga i opreme odnosno
njihovo umreavanje u najee klastere, takoe je, navodi[1] uticaj rada veine
inkubatora.
Klastere[4] predstavlja kao osnovu nove konkurentske ekonomije,
naglaavajuci njihov znaaj za poveanje konkurentnosti preduzea na domaem i
meunarodnom tritu.
Porter ih definie kao geografske koncentracije medusobno povezanih
kompanija, specijalizovanih dobavljaa, davalaca usluga, firmi iz srodnih djelatnosti i
sa njima povezanih relevantnih institucija (univerziteti, agencije za standardizaciju i
strukovna udruenja), koje u odreenim oblastima meusobno konkuriu, ali i
sarauju.
Klaster, kao koncentracija kritine mase[4] izuzetnog konkurentskog uspjeha u
odreenoj djelatnosti, predstavlja znaajnu karakteristiku svake drave, regionalne i
gradske privrede, posebno u ekonomski razvijenim zemljama.
U zemljama u tranziciji klasterima se upravo ukazuju perspektive. Treba imati u
vidu da se steena iskustva u razvoju klastera u zemljama Evropske unije mogu
prenijeti u domau praksu bez lutanja, koja bi u stihijskom razvoju bila neizbjena.
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Sredinje mjesto u toj mrei ima banka Mitsubishi, koja igra integrativnu ulogu
svih lanica mree. Banka se, ujedno, javla kao glavni finansijer (kreditor) lanica
grupe. Ona posjeduje akcije svih preduzea u grupaciji. Japanske kompanije su
dijelovi marketinke, finansijske, informacione i snabdjevake mree keiretsu. Nena
struktura se koristi u preduzeima koja se orjentiu na ne povezane diverzifikacije,
odnosno na mjeovite strategije.
Slian model grupisanja preduzea, gdje se banke nalaze u centru, postoji u
Nemakoj. Tijesne veze izmeu preduzea iz razliitih grana ne umanjuje intenzitet
unutar granske konkurencije, niti ublaavaju otrinu pregovora izmeu kupaca i
dobavlaa to je posledica otre konkurencije.
Veze izmeu lanica klastera su jake u Japanu, Italiji i Nemakoj, dok su
slabije u Velikoj Britaniji i SAD-u[3].
U Italiji je mehanizam znatno drugaiji, ali zato nita manje efikasan. Bitan
integriui faktor su line/porodine veze. Osim toga, uspjeni izvoznici su, vrlo esto,
koncentrisani u jednom mjestu ili regiji. Italija je uspjean izvoznik u granama
grupisanim u klastere: odjee, obue, proizvoda za domainstvo (namjetaj, keramika,
aparati), hrane, pia i td. Italijanski klasteri su veoma duboki. Sastoje se od
proizvoaa finalnog proizvoda (npr. odjea), konkurentskog proizvoaa
poluproizvoda ili komponenti (npr. tkani materijal), drugih inputa (sintetika vlakna),
specijalnih maina (maine za predenje, maine za obradu koe) i pomonih usluga
(dizajn).
Na taj nain formira se grupa (klaster) u okviru kojega su grane povezane, pri
emu je svaka od njih (pojedinano) konkurentna.
U konkurentskim granama dominiraju mala i srednja preduzea, dok velika
preduzea imaju znatno manji udio u izvozu, meu dvadeset grana sa najveim
izvozom, u samo pet preovladavaju velika preduzea[3].
Cil klastera je ostvarivanje konkurentske prednosti. Jedan od relevantnih
faktora unapreenja konkurentnosti je i geografska koncentracija. Na primjer, sva tri
vajcarska farmaceutska giganta nalaze se u Bazelu, britanske aukcijske kue
koncentrisane su u svega nekoliko ulica u Londonu, izvoz nakita iz Italije koncentrisan
u dva mala regiona (preko dva miliona dolara izvoza)[2].
Razlozi zato odreeno mjesto ili region odgovaraju nekoj grani treba traiti u
prirodi dijamanata (npr. London prua najbole uslove za itav niz grana zato to se u
njemu nalaze sofisticirani kupci za veliki broj proizvoda i usluga, to ima izvrsnu
infrastrukturu i visokoobuenu radnu snagu; Italija sa skromnim prirodnim resursima
raspolae sa velikim brojem visokokvalifikovanih radnika)[2].
Programi razvoja klastera mogu se fokusirati na razne naine[2]:
Originalne klaster strategije (razvoj identifikacionog klastera; interakcije
meu lokalnim firmama), strategije koje zahtjevaju ekonomsku bazu,
sposobnu da, po dubini i irini promovie razvoj identifikovanog klastera i to
podrkom informacionim tokovima, porasta interakcije meu lokalnim
firmama, promjenama infrastrukture, razvoju ludskih resursa i td.
Transplant strategije (razvoj klastera preko atraktivnih srednjih kompanija;
jaanju veza izmeu lokalnih firmi i stranih investitora),
Hibridne klaster strategije (obrnuti klaster, umreavanje razdvojenih firmi).
Na slici 1. je prikazan primjer poslovne mree.
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Kao rezultat opredjeljenja i priprema za lanstvo u EU, u Bosni i Hercegovini,
trenutno je u toku proces reformi sa ciljem usklaivanja postojeeg pravnog sistema sa
pravnim sistemom EU. Opredjeljenja su da se pravni okvir koji se gradi, uskladi sa EU i
Aktom o malom biznisu, obezbjeujui uslove da sektor MSP-a bude u vrhu prioriteta
ekonomskog razvoja, reguliui pri tom zdrave pravne okvire za osnivanje i status
preduzea, oporezivanje, dostupnost finansijskim sredstvima i prestanak rada
preduzea. Principi koji vae prilikom procesa reformi su: decentralizovana
organizacija, skromna administracija i stvaranje uslova da se obezbijedi mogunost
realizacije poslovnih interesa i inicijativa zainteresovanih subjekata - uesnika u
sektoru MSP-a.
Vrlo je vano razumijevanje pojedinih pojmova razliitih oblika preduzetnike
infrastrukture, koje su esto bazirane na znanju ili visokoj tehnologiji, a osnivaju se da
bi se stimulisao, nastanak, rast i razvoj malih i srednjih preduzea. Ne postoje precizne
i jedinstvene definicije, pa stoga ni podudaranje nije obavezno izmeu pojmova u
razliitim zemljama. Povezivanje poduzetnika, njihova saradnja, dijeljenje usluga i
opreme, odnosno njihovo umreavanje u najee klastere, takoe je uticaj rada
veine inkubatora. Poslovni inkubatori mogu povezivati javni, privatni i nauni sektor u
cilju razvoja lokalne ili regionalne zajednice. Unapreenje efikasnosti privrede i
konkurentnosti malih i srednjih preduzea je centralni cilj klasterizacije. Klu uspjenog
formiranja klastera, a samim tim i ekonomski uspjeh preduzea lanica klastera, nije
samo da iskoriste ve postojee prednosti nego i da ukljue potencijal sinergije kroz
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LITERATURA
[1] Bonjak, S. (2011), Poslovni inkubatori kao generatori razvoja oduzetnitva,
Praktini menadment, struni asopis za teoriju i praksu menadmenta, Vol.2
No.2, str. 51-56.
[2] Joji, R. (1987), Teorija i praksa organizacije i rukovoenja, Sarajevo
[3] Medakovi, V. (2012), Research of conditions for development of small and micro
enterprises and development of entrepreneurial infrastructure model, Doctoral
thesis, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, East Sarajevo
[4] Porter, M. E. (1998), Clusters and the New Economics of Competition, Harvard
Business Review, p. 77-78., New York
[5] Zakon o razvoju MSP-a RS (2013), 01-916/13, NSRS
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dr Predrag Petrovi1, dipl. ma. ing., Nauni savetnik, Institut za optu fiziku hemiju, Studentski
trg 12, Beograd, Srbija, e-mail:mpm@eunet.rs
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Milan Plavi, Institut Kirilo Savi, V.Stepe 51, Beograd, Srbija
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1 UVOD
Zakonom o transportu opasnog tereta (Slubeni glasnik R Srbije, broj
88/2010), regulisani su uslovi za reavanje pitanja tansporta opasnog tereta prema
meunarodno potvrenim sporazumima o tehnikim propisima.
Pravna akta kojima Uprava za transport opasnog tereta vri nadzor nad njihovim
sprovoenjem su u okviru legalnih meunarodnih ugovora.
1. Evropski sporazum o meunarodnom drumskom prevozu opasne robe
(ADR).
2. Konvencija o meunarodnim eleznikim prevozima (COTIF) Dodatak C
Pravilnik o meunarodnom eleznikom prevozu opasne robe (RID).
3. Evropski sporazum o meunarodnom transportu opasnog tereta na
unutranjim plovnim putevima (ADN).
4. Aneks 18 Konvencije o meunarodnom civilnom vazduhoplovstvu
Tehnike instrukcije za siguran transport opasne robe vazdunim putem
(ICAO doc.9284-AN/905).
5. Konvencija o fizikom obezbeenju nuklearnog materijala.
Zakon posebno ureuje obaveze uesnika u transportu, sa prepoznavanjem
svih privrednih subjekta i drugih pravnih lica kao uesnika u transportu opasnog tereta.
Pojam uesnika u transportu opasnog tereta oznaava privredno drutvo, drugo
pravno lice ili preduzetnika koji je: poiljalac, prevoznik, primalac, utovara, paker,
punilac, korisnik kontejner cisterne ili prenosive cisterne, organizator transporta i
davalac usluge pretovara pri promeni vida saobraaja u transportu opasnog tereta.
Za realizaciju obaveza uesnika u transportu opasnog tereta, tehniku podrku
za sprovoenje Zakona pruaju ovlaena i imenovana tela za ocenjivanje
usaglaenosti i ovlaena i licencirana privredna drutva ili druga pravna lica koja
struno osposobljavaju razliite kategorije lica: savetnik za bezbednost u transportu
opasnog tereta, voza vozila za transport opasnog tereta, lice sa posebniom znanjima
u oblasti RID-a, ADN-a, ADR-a...[1,2]
Pod opasnom robom se podrazumeva ona roba koja pri proizvodnji, transportu,
skladitenju ili rukovanju moe tetno uticati na zdravlje ljudi ili ivotni prostor. Da bi se
pri prevozu ove robe njen tetan uticaj sveo na najmanju moguu meru doneti su
propisi koji se odnose na transport opasnih roba. Na eleznici su to RID propisi koji se
sastoje iz 7 delova (poglavlja) i to: Opti propisi, Klasifikacija, Spisak opasnih roba,
Korienje ambalae, Propisi za otpremu, Propisi za izradu i ispitivanje ambalae,
Propisi koji se odnose na uslove pevoza. [12,13]
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Podpritisak otvaranja je 0.21 bara, Minimalni protok je 120 m 3/h, Konstrukcioni protiv-
pritisak je 4 bara.
Crte ventila koji je ugraen na mestu postojeeg dvosmernog ventila prikazan
je na slici 3, gde su: vakuum ventil (1), prirubnica (2), zaptivka (3), vijak (4), podloka
(5), navrtka(6).
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Da bi se ventilski sistem kola cisterni za prevoz metanola usaglasio sa
merodavnim RID propisima neophodno je izvriti njegovu rekonstrukciju.
Ovom rekonstrukcijom su, prema merodavnim propisima RID-a i EN standardima,
umesto postojeeg dvosmernog ventila sigurnosti ugraena dva vakuum ventila.
Zahvaljujui tome je domaim vlasnicima kola cisterni omoguena njihova
eksploatacija u meunarodnom eleznikom saobraaju, odnosno na teritoriji zemalja
lanica COTIF.
ZAHVALNOST
Ovaj rad je uraen u okviru projekta Razvoj i primena metoda i laboratorijske
opreme za ocenjivanje usaglaenosti tehnikih proizvoda (TR 35031), finansiranog od
strane Ministarstva prosvete, nauke i tehnolokog razvoja Republike Srbije, 2015-
2016. godine.
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[1] Slubeni glasnik Republike Srbije, (2010), broj 88/2010.
[2] RID 2009; EN 12972:2007; EN 12266-1:2003.
[3] Tehnoloki opis rekonstruisanog ventilskog sistema vagon cisterni za prevoz
metanola serije 796, (2010), Institut Kirilo Savi, Beograd.
[4] Izvetaj o ispitivanju funkcionalnosti vakuum ventila,(2010), Institut Kirilo
Savi,Beograd.
[5] Izvetaj o ispitivanju zaptivenosti kola cisterne za prevoz metanola,(2010), Institut
Kirilo Savi, Beograd.
[6] Tehnika uputstva i katalozi FORT VALE-a.
[7] Petrovi P.: (2009), Tehnike specifikacije interoperabilnosti trans- evropskih
eleznikih sistema, International journal Total Quality Management &
Excellence, N0 1-2, Vol.37, str. 409-414.
[8] Petrovi P.:(2009), Interoperabilnost sistema konvencionalnih eleznica,asopis
IIPP, Mainski fakultet, Beograd, br.23/24, str.7-14.
[9] Petrovi P., Jevti M., Petrovi M.:, (2012)Interoperability in trans-european
railway transport, 20th Inter. Sym. Euro-el, ilina, R.Slovacia, p.196-201.
[10] Petrovi P., Marija Petrovi, Vukmirovi S., Petrovi .: (2014)Railway traffic in
sustainable environmental development and energy efficiency, XVI Scientific-
expert conference on railways RAILCON 14, Ni, Serbia, University of Ni,
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, p.85-88).
[11] Petrovi Marija, Velimirovi Ana, Petrovi P., Petrovi Mina:(2014) Upravljanje
projektnim rizicima, (UASQ EQW 2014,18th Inter. Annual YUSQ Conference
National Strategy for Quality Improvement, Novi Sad, Fakultet tehnikih nauka,
p.21-27.
[12] Petrovi P., Petrovi Marija, Velimirovi Ana, Petrovi Mina:(2014) Filozofski
pristup riziku i upravljanje projektnim rizicima, 2nd Inter. Scientific Conference,
COMETa 2014., Jahorina, B&H, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Technologies
and Applications, p. 669-679.
[13] Petrovi P., Petrovi Marija, Velimirovi Ana, Petrovi Mina: (2014) Korporativno
upravljanje projektnim rizicima, IV, Me. konf. Od krize prema razvoju,
Univerzitet za poslovne studije, Banja Luka, Ekonomija, str.55-66.
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Abstract: Car for Formula Student competition is built from self-manufactured and
purchased components with none provided documentation. In this paper, the process of
reverse engineering of ready-made purchased component is presented on example of
brake caliper body. Triangle mesh or STL file represented as-built geometry of 2 main
casted parts is obtained using 3D scanner ATOS. Based on geometry comparison of
these parts, it has been determined that functional surfaces and openings coincide with
respective entities on both parts with the accuracy of about 0.05 mm. Reconstruction is
performed for union of all geometric entities of both parts. Verification of deviations is
performed in order to determine equality of digitized and reconstructed CAD model. Due
to assembly is made by casting, approximations of the position of individual entities
during reconstruction do not affect significantly on deviation field of generated parts.
Simultaneously, the function of holes for connecting with other elements of the assembly
(upright), are preserved.
Key words: braking system, formula student, model reconstruction, reverse engineering,
3D digitization
1 INTRODUCTION
Formula SAE is an international engineering competition for undergraduate and
graduate students [1]. Main goal of this competition is to apply classrooms theories and
to enhance engineering and project management skills. Engineering goal is to develop
single-seat race car for the non-professional weekend autocross race with the best
overall package of design, construction, performance and cost [2-4]. Competition
consists of four disciplines: acceleration test, suspension test, fastest lap test and
endurance test. Competition Formula SAE is held every year in: USA, Australia, Brazil,
Italy, Great Britain, and Germany. Besides Fin Racing team, at the Balkan there are
teams that are competing for years across Europe like a team Road Arrow Belgrade,
(blagoje@kg.ac.rs),
3 Miljkovi Aleksandar, student, University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia,
(amiljkovic@gmail.com)
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2.1 3D digitizer
3D scanning is an efficient, fast and accurate process of gaining data of the
measurements of a physical object. We have used the top-of-the-range 3D scanning
systems produced by the German measurement experts GOM [9]. Optical mesuring
system ATOS, produced by GOM, offers a fast, accurate, repeatable method for 3D
scanning items ranging in size between 5mm and 20metres (TRITOP). 3D scanning
using the GOM ATOS scanning system involves preparing the item by making sure it is
clean and placing a series of unncoded markers on and around the object to be scanned.
Twin cameras within the 3D scanning system capture high density surface
measurements from a fringe projection of light which is cast onto the object for scanning
(Figure 1). The measured data is represented as a point cloud. It does not contain
topological information and is processed into triangular-faced mesh [10].
(a) (b)
Figure 1. 3D digitizing: (a) measuring proces, (b) fringe paterns projected on object
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(a) (b)
(a) (b)
Brake caliper body is symmetric so the coordinate system is placed to the center
of part using software GOM Inspect (Figure 4). Because of this fact, only half of the
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model is reconstructed.
Reconstruction of the model is performed using software Geomagic Design X
[11]. Before the beginning of the reconstruction it is necessary to establish in what way
the part is produced and to define which segments are important for the modeling.
Casting slopes (=3 ) and radii (r=2mm) are also considered.
The first step in construction of model was making of mesh regions with a tool
Region Group (Figure 5). Region Group tool shows regions on the scanned part which
represents basic geometric entities (planes, cilinders, cones, ...). All construcions are
driven by mesh and sketches. The part is made by casting, so it is possible to make
approximation in terms of the position of individual entities during reconstruction.
Because the function of connecting with other elements of the assembly (upright), hook
points are locked.
Figure 5. Region Groups shows regions on the scanned part which can bi
approximated with basic geometric entities
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Cylinder is made with same position as well as cylinder region on the scanned
part with a tool Primitives. Cone is defined around cylinder with a tool Extrude Merge
(Figure 6a). Cone dimensions are determined with mesh regions. Because of casting
slope cone is drafted with an angle of 3 degrees. Around cone half of part body is made,
without front cylinder (Figure 6b). Back side of part is cutted with tool Extrude Cut and
dimensions of cutted area are obtained with intersection of the system plane and
scanned part (Figure 6c). On back side of model ribs are placed with Sweep tool (Figure
6d). To get ribs dimensions two angled cylinders are made and their center axis. Plane
is placed normal to cylinder axis and in that plane sketch is made for the ribs. Then
Sweep tool is used to get rib. Down side of model is cutted with Extrude Cut tool.
Because of different depth of model it is done with several different sketches (Figure 6e
and Figure 6f). Hole for connection with upright is places at same position as first cylinder
(Figure 6g). With Mirror tool half of body is mirrored relative to system symmetry plane
(Figure 6h). On down side of model center hole is placed with Extrude Cut tool (Figure
6i). Center hole position is on the mirror plane and it is located to 22 mm in relation to
origin. This dimension is measured with Smart Dimension tool. On front side of model
center cone is made concentric to center hole (Figure 6j). Center cone is tangent to base.
On down side hole is made which was connected with fluid flowing part (Figure 6k). For
connection with master cylinder, master cylinder connection with hole is made (Figure
6l). Casting radii and fillets are placed at all edges.
3 RESULTS
Using described method CAD model of lower part of assembly is obtained
(Figure 7). Cutting off part of this CAD upper part model is obtained (Figure 8). Figure 9
shows the brake caliper body assembly.
In order to perform verification of deviations in software GOM Inspect, the
resulting CAD models are exported as a STEP file. Surface comparison drawn on CAD
modes of LPA and UPA are shown in Figure 10. Deviation amplitude is ranked from -1.2
mm up to 0.9 mm for LPA, and from -2.5 mm up to 1.9 mm for UPA. Hook points
deviations are under 0.05 mm. The errors greater than 1 mm are caused by errors in
casting mold preparation (concentricity between cones and holes was not respected).
On obtained 3D model concentricity is respected which caused the deviation.
4 CONCLUSION
3D scanner serves as a convenient solution for gathering CAD data from
components without provided documentation. Scanning of parts provides invaluable
informations required to create CAD data. Due to assembly is made by casting,
approximations of the position of individual entities during reconstruction do not affect
significantly on deviation field of generated parts. Simulteniously, the function of holes
for connectiio with other elements of the assembly (upright), is preserved. Models
generated using presented procedure in folowing steps are used in CAD, CAM, CAE.
The aim of Fin Racing Team is not only to create the student formula but also to
empower students for future work and provides a good practical foundation for further
development. We want that after creating our formula, we go towards improving all the
systems and keeping up with global trends. This method is just one of the tools that helps
us to do that.
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chamfer denitions
(a) (b)
Figure 7. CAD model of LPA
(a) (b)
Figure 8. CAD model of UPA
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Figure 9. CAD model of brake caliper body assembly
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Figure 10. Deviation of reconstructed CAD models in reference to digitized meshes:
(a) LPA, (b) UPA
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This research was supported by Faculty of Engineering, Ministry of Education,
Science and Technological Development (under grant 32036), Regional Chamber of
Commerce Kragujevac, City of Kragujevac and numerous companies.
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Rezime: Primjenom MKE i korienjem Ansys softvera, u ovom radu je izvrena statika
analiza realnog (fizikog) sklopa glavnog vretena, koji je dio modula radne jedinice pinole i
koji se nalazi na Departmanu za proizvodno mainstvo Fakulteta tehnikih nauka u Novom
Sadu. U radu je napravljeno vie razliitih modela oslonaca (leaja) ija krutost odgovara
poznatoj krutosti leaja, zatim je izvrena statika analiza dobijenog modela a potom i
poreenje dobijenih rezultata sa rezulatima dobijenim eksperimentalnim putem. Pod
statikom analizom ovdje se podrazumijeva odreivanje pomijeranja vrha vretena,
optereenog aksijalnom i radijalnom silom, u aksijalnom i radijalnom pravcu.
Key words: Ansys, MKE, modeling of rigidity of the support, static analysis
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Cilj ovog rada je statika analiza sklopa glavnog vretena metodom konanih
elemenata i korienjem Ansys programskog sistema. Pod sklopom glavnog vretena,
podrazumijeva se glavno vreteno oslonjeno na dva para prstenastih kuglinih jednoredih
leaja sa kosim dodirom, tipa 7008 CDGA i 7011 CDGA, ije su krutosti pri malom, srednjem
i velikom prednaprezanju date od strane proizvoaa, kao i same vrijednosti malog, srednjeg
i velikog prednaprezanja. (Tabela 1, Tabela 2).
U radu se razmatra modelovanje krutosti oslonaca na tri razliita naina a potom se
vri poreenje dobijenih rezultata sa rezultatima dobijenim eksperimentalnim putem. [1]
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Prednaprezanje
Leaj
malo srednje veliko
7008 CDGA zadnji
120 N 240 N 480 N
oslonac
7011 CDGA
300 N 600 N 1200 N
prednji oslonac
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(1)
(3)
Radijalno pomjeranje obrasac (4):
(4)
Primjenom prethodno navedenih jednakosti, dobijamo vrijednosti pomjeranja fa i fr.
Rezultati su dati su u Tabeli 3.
Prednaprezanje
malo srednje veliko
prednji fa (mm) 0,0043 0,0052 0,0070
oslonac fr (mm) 0,0027 0,0039 0,0064
zadnji fa (mm) 0,0025 0,0029 0,0040
oslonac fr (mm) 0,0015 0,0023 0,0037
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Trei nain modelovanja krutosti oslonaca (slika 9.) isti je kao prethodno opisan, s tim
da se krutost ne rasporeuje linearno na kotrljajna tijela, odnosno konani element
COMBIN14, nego prema modelu koji je razvijen u okviru istraivanja [4]. (slika 8.)
Tabela 4. Rezultati deformacije vrha vretena za malo, srednje i veliko prednaprezanje pri
djelovanju radijalne sile Fr=3000N
Deformacija vrha vretena pri dejstvu radijalne sile Fr=3000 N
I model sa II model sa III model sa
konanim elementima elementima Eksperiment
elementima COMBIN14 COMBIN14 (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm)
malo
0,021426 0,029546 0,029183 0,035
prednaprezanje
srednje
0,020847 0,022496
prednaprezanje
veliko
0,020271 0,019163
prednaprezanje
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Tabela 5. Rezultati deformacije vrha vretena za malo, srednje i veliko prednaprezanje pri
djelovanju radijalne sile Fa=6000N
Deformacija vrha vretena pri dejstvu aksijalne sile Fa=6000 N
I model sa II model sa III model sa
konanim elementima elementima Eksperiment
elementima COMBIN14 COMBIN14 (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm)
malo
0,020087 0,090336 0,052883 0,059
prednaprezanje
srednje
0,013771 0,055554
prednaprezanje
veliko
0,01314 0,038675
prednaprezanje
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Rezultati deformacije vrha vretena za II nain modelovanja krutosti, pri djelovanju
radijalne sile Fr=3000 N (Tabela 4.), su najpribliniji eksperimentalnim ispitivanjima.
Eksperimentalno je dobijena deformacija 0,035 mm, to je relativno priblino sa modelom II,
odnosno deformacijom od 0,029 mm (greka od 16%). Vrijednosti pomjeranja vrha vretena,
za II i III nain modelovanja krutosti su slini to dokazuje opravdanost primjene konanih
oprunih elemenata COMBIN14.
Ako se posmatra aksijalno optereenje (Tabela 5.), zapaa se da su vrijednosti
deformacije III modela najpriblinije eksperimentalnim ispitivanjima (greka 11%). Meutim,
matematikim proraunom, vrijednost deformacije iznosi priblino 0,086 mm a to je
najpriblinije II modelu (greka 4%).
Kod prvog modela, u sluaju kako radijalnog tako i aksijalnog optereenja, odstupanja
u odnosu na eksperiment su najvea. Razlog za to je sloena geometrija sklopa, a samim tim
i mrea konanih elemenata, veliki broj kontaktnih parova i ogranienja.
LITERATURA
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Mehatronika je nauka koja predstavlja novu metodologiju za izradu
kompleksnih modernih tehnolokih proizvoda. Moderan tehnoloki proizvod predstavlja
spoj mehanikih i elektronskih dijelova koji zahtijeva sistemski pristup, a ne
pojedinanu izradu sastavnih podsistema. Robotika predstavlja multidisciplinarnu
oblast, koja je tipino mehatronika. Prilikom realizacije nekog zadataka u oblasti
robotike, potrebno je posjedovati znanja iz oblasti mainstva, elektronike i
programiranja. Danas roboti nalaze primjenu u svim oblastima industrije i ivota, od
onih koji se koriste u naune svrhe, do nekih koji se prave radi zabave.
Na Mainskom fakultetu u Podgorici, formiran je tim koji je imao zadatak da
razvije rjeenje za autonomnog robota koji prati liniju. Robot je izabran na osnovu
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Light senzori detektuju refleksiju jaine svjetlosti bijele podloge i crne linije, i
alju signal NXT mikrokontroleru, koji na osnovu dobijenih podataka zapoinje kretanje
robota. Na slici 2, prikazani su servo motori koji pokreu tokove, kao i light senzor koji
detektuje boje iz Lego Mindstorms seta.
(a) (b)
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Za programiranje ovog robota upotrebljen je program RobotC, nakon ega je
softverski kod bio upload-ovan na NXT mikrokontroler, preko USB kabla ili Bluetooth-a.
RobotC predstavlja program koji je baziran na C programskom jeziku sa
Windows okruenjem za pisanje i debagovanje programa. Predstavlja kros-platformu
koja omoguava studenima da naue programiranje bazirano na C jeziku koji se koristi
u svrhe vieg obrazovanja i profesionalnih aplikacija. U okviru programa nalaze se
dodatne ekstenzije programskog jezika koje imaju specijalnu namjenu za robotsku
upotrebu. Dodatni alati za debagiranje omoguavaju korisniku da u realnom vremenu
vidi stanje svih motora i senzora. RobotC ima isti oblik, esto i iste komande imena kao
i profesionalni aparati koji se koriste kod drugih sistemima.
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Za rijeavanje konstrukcijskog problema robota koriteni su djelovi iz seta Lego
Mindstorm. Set Lego Mindstorm omoguava studentima laku izradu konstrukcija
razliite namjene, kao i upotrebu senzora za razliite svrhe, kao to su senzori daljine,
ultrasonini senzori, svjetlosni senzori, senzori boje, itd, prilikom pravljenja robota. NXT
mikrokontroler koji se nalazi u sklopu seta, omoguava veoma laku i brzu razmjenu
podataka sa kompjuterom putem bluetooth-a, i nije komplikovan za rad. Najpogodniji
program za pisanje koda prilikom upotrebe NXT mikrokontrolera je RobotC. RobotC je
baziran na C programskom jeziku, tako da prilikom pisanja programskog koda
potrebno je poznavanje samo programskog jezika C.
LITERATURA
[1] ukanovi, M., Mijanovi Marku, M., Gavrilovski, V., Jovanova, J., (2012).Uvod u
Mehatroniku, Univerzitet Crne Gore, Mainski fakultet, Podgorica.
[2] RobotChallenge Line Follower Rules,
https://www.robotchallenge.org/fileadmin/user_upload/_temp_/RobotChallenge/Re
glement/RC-LineFollower.pdf, pristupljeno 30.10.2016.
[3] RobotC,
http://www.robotc.net/download/, pristupljeno 30.10.2016.
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Maine se odlikuju usmjerenim fizikim procesima, izazvanim ovjekovim
znanjem ili htijenjem, s ciljem da slue kao sredstvo u razliitim procesima
podmirivanja ovjekovih potreba i elja.
Sloenost maine kao sistema ide od najprostijih maina kao to je poluga do
logikih i raunskih maina i inteligentnih robota.
Savremeni razvoj tehnike namee potrebu detaljnog poznavanja mehanikog
sistema u toku rada, sa stanovitva kinematike, dinamike i sinteze sistema. Nauka koja
se bavi ovim pitanjima je teorija mehanizama i maina.
Strukturna analiza mehanizama ima za cilj da sistematizuje i klasifikuje
elemente i djelove mehanizma kao i same mehanizme u cilju jednostavnije dalje
analize i sinteza.
Mehanizam se definie kao sloena mehanika struktura sastavljena od vie
meusobno spojenih tijela, tako da omoguavaju njihovo uzajamno kretanje.
Realizacija kretanja jeste osnovni zadatak koji mehanizmi obavljaju u mainama.
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Ovo je hodajui mehanizam koji spada u grupu ravanskih mehanizama.
(a) (b)
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(a) (b)
Slika 2. Prelazak preko prepreke koja ne moe biti zaobiena
Prednosti hodanja u odnosu na kotrljanje po neravnom terenu su:
vea energetska efikasnost, ekonominiji utroak goriva
vea brzina
vea pokretljivost
vea izolacija od promjena terena
manje oteenje terena.
Koljenasto
Nepokretni oslonac vratilo
Noga
Slika 3. Smjer kretanja noge po lokusu i smjer okretanja vratila su oznaeni strelicom.
Nepokretni oslonac u odnosu na tijelo mehanizma je oznaen crnim kvadratom.
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Vraanje
Vraanje
e
Visina Donje
koraka Podizanje
faze
Oslanjanje
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Y - osa
Pravac kretanja
X - osa
Ako uzmemo jednostavan sluaj gdje brzina noge tangentna na putanju lokusa
ostaje konstantna, onda moemo uzeti da je x komponenta vektora brzine noge na
teren VFTx. Suma x komponenti vektora brzine mehanizma u odnosu na teren VWTx i
noge u odnosu na mehanizama VFWx.
Kada je noga u fazi oslanjanja njena brzina u odnosu na podlogu je nula: V FTx=0
Onda u toku faze oslanjanja imamo relaciju
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U planu je izrada ovog mehanizma na waterjet maini. Njeno pokretanje bi se
omoguilo upotrebom dva step motora, kojima bi se upravljalo Arduino
mikrokontrolerom. Ovakav robot bi se uz dodavanje senzora mogao prepraviti u robota
koji se koristio u razne svrhe. Model ovog robota je prikazan na slikama 7 i 8.
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LITERATURA
[1] Martinovi R., Mehanizmi i dinamika maina, Univerzitet Crne Gore, Mainski
fakultet, Podgorica.
[2] Theo Jansen, Great Pretender
[3] The Design and Optimization of a Crank-Based Leg Mechanism, Amandan Ghassaei,
Professors Phil Choi and Dwight Whitaker, Pomona College Department of Physics and
Astronomy, April 20, 2011.
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Abstract: Solar energy has always promised to be an ideal source of energy. The most
common way of utilizing solar energy in household is using solar thermal systems with
collectors. The application of these systems in households provides space heating and
domestic hot water (DHW).If solar energy in creatian periodis not enoughfor heating
DHW like its case with all solar systems wich can cover maximum 80%of required
heating energy per year for mitesof consumable hot water, We should look for another
solution. In this paper, the attention is given on that problem and suggestion for
solution with help of another alternative source of energy. It is shown posibiity that with
combining those two sources of energy, there can be achieved complitly efficient
system of producing DHW.
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Razvojem novih tehnologija, rastom broja stanovnitva, te njihovom aktivnou
ivot na Zemlji se u posljednih 50-tak godina uveliko promjenio. Sve to uzrokuje velike
potrebe za energijom, najveim udjelom konvencionalne, bez koje se dananji nain
ivota nemoe ni zamisliti, ona je sveprisutna, od industrije, saobraaja, poljoprivrede,
graevinarstva kao i u domainstvima i dok postoje dovoljne zalihe energije koja se
moe iskoritavati velika veina potroaa nee razmiljati o tome da bi u budunosti
moglo doi do pomanjkanja konvencionalnih oblika energije, njihova poskupljenja i
velikih posljedica po okoli.
Da bi se sprijeio takav razvoj dogaaja potrebno je promijeniti svijest ljudi prema
potronji energije i odnosu prema prirodi te pokazati da svako svojim postupcima moe
doprinjeti .Najbolji nain da se to postigne je koritenje obnovljivih izvora energije kao
to su energija sunca, geotermalna,energija vjetra ili kombinacijom nekih od njih.
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obnovljiva izvora energije
Slika 2. Prikaz eme kombinovanog sistema pripreme tople vode sa jednim obnovljim i
jednim konvencionalnim izvorom energije
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Toplotne pumpe, su ureaji koji dovode energiju (toplotnu), s nieg na vii
temperaturni nivo, uz dodatnu energiju (rad) ljevokretnim krunim procesom s
odgovarajuim medijem.
Za svoj rad zahtijevaju dva toplotna rezervoara:
toplotni izvor: prostor ili medij nieg temperaturnog nivoa od kojeg se toplota
odvodi
toplotni ponor: prostor ili medij vie temperaturne razine kojem se toplota
dovodi
Rad toplotne pupe zasniva se na oduzimanju niskotemperaturne toplote iz
okoline i predaji iste drugom mediju, najee vodi, koja se zatim koristi za grijanje
prostora ili sanitarne vode. Dobijena toplota rezultat je termodinamikog procesa, a ne
izgaranja goriva kao kod klasinih sistema grijanja. Kako je ve reeno, proces
prenosa toplote obavlja se po ljevokrunom termodinanikom procesu, uz prijenos
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toplote s nieg na vii temperaturni nivo, naravno uz dovoenje energije, rada, spolja
(kompresorom), uz strujanje
prikladnog radnog medija.
Savremene toplotne pumpe na elektrini pogon dobijaju oko 3/4 toplote
potrebne za grijanje iz okoline, a preostala etvrtina je elektrina energija koja se koristi
za pogon kompresora. Iz omjera predane toplote grijanja (ukljuujui toplotu
kompresora koja nastaje iz dovoda struje) i utroene elektrine energije, dobija se
koeficijent uinka (H= R+ 1=(Qok/Wel)+1=3+1= 4), koji opisuje efikasnost toplinske
pumpe (slika 3). Koeficijent uinka toplotnih pumpi moe se definisati kao koliina
toplotne energije u dulima (J) koja se dobije za potrebe grijanja nekog prostora
dobijene na raun jednog dula (J=Wh) uloenog rada kompresora, taj se uinak,
faktor grijanja, kree od 3 od 5.
previsokih padova pritiska kao i prevelike snage dvodne pumpe i istih protoka.
Pomou rada pumpe rastvor struji cijevima te pritom oduzima toplotu iz zemlje.
Koliina upotrbljive toplote i povrina koju cijevi pokrivaju zavisi od karakteristika
zemlje i atmosferskih
prilika. Svojstva provoenja i akumulacije toplote su vea ako ima vie vode i minerala
te ako je manja poroznost zemlje. Uinci oduzimanja za zemlju se kreu od 10 do 35
W/m.
Kod instalacija sa zemnim sondama je bitna dubina i raspored sondi. U
izbuene rupe se postavljaju sonde te se zatim prostor izmeu sonde i zemlje
ispunjava punilom. Najee se postavljaju 4 paralelne sonde, 4 cijevi U oblika.
Preduslov za postavljanje sondi je poznavanje karakteristika podloge, raspored
slojeva, otpor podloge, postojanje podzemnih voda sa odreivanjem koliine vode i
njenog strujanja. Sredji uinak pri normalnim hidrogeolokim uslovima po metru sonde
iznosi oko 50 W, a zavisno od faktora provoenja toplote , tipa podloge kao i uticaja
vode taj uinak se moe bitno razlikovati. Cijevi horizontalnih kolektora i vertikalne
sonde se prikljuuju na sabirnik rastvora, odnosno na polazni i povratni vod. Rastvor
struji od povratnog voda kroz cijevi ili sonde kroz zemlju, tamo podie svoj toplotni
nivo dolazi do polaznog voda od kojeg struji prema isparivau gdje predaje toplotu
rashladnom mediju sekundarnog kruga (vodi) te se tako ohlaena vraa u povratni
vod sabirnika cijevi.
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Slika 5. Sistem za pripremu PTV-e i tople vode za grijanje u kombinaciji dva obnovljiva
izvora energije
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LITERATURA
[1] Majdandi Lj. : Solarni sustavi, Graphis, Zagreb, 2010.
[2] uteri, V.:Geotermalna energija, Mainski fakultet, 2009., Kragujevac
[3] http://www.deltaterm.com/toplotne%20pumpe.pdf, Pristupljeno 20.09.2016
[4] http://www.energetika-net.com/ Pristupljeno 16.09.2016
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Rezime: Kao najosnovniji izvor ivota, voda se nemilice troi i zagauje. Veliki broj
zemalja preduzima opsene mjere i ulae velika sredstva, kako bi se zaustavilo
zagaenje i u prirodu vratila ista, nezagaena voda. Cilj preiavanja je dobijanje
iste vode, a kao nusproizvod, pri tretmanu, nastaje otpadni mulj. ista voda se vraa
u prirodu, a otpadni mulj se alje na dalji postupak obrade. Postoje tri osnovna
postupka preiavanja i to: mehaniki, bioloki i hemijski. U radu je analiziran proces
preiavanja otpadnih voda.
Abstract: As the most important life sourse, the water is relentlessly used and polluting,
as well. A lot of countries take comprenhensive measures and invest in order to stop
the pollution and bring clean, unpolluted water back to nature. The goal of the
putification is gaining clean water and as a nusproduct, in the treatment, occurs
sewage sludge. Clean water is coming back to the nature and sewage sludge is sent to
the further process procedure. There are three basic purification methods: mechanical,
biological and chemical. This paper analyzes the process of wastewater treatment.
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Dananji svijet se ekstremno i enormno razvija na svim podrujima, a naroito
na polju tehnologije. Sve to za posljedicu ima razvoj naselja i poveanje broja
stanovnika, to uslovljava zagaenje ovjekove okoline, a meu najtee oblike spade i
zagaenje voda. Ubrzanim i poveanim razvojem poveava se i potronja vode, to
uzrokuje i porast koliina otpadnih voda.
Kvalitet ivota na Zemlji u budunosti umnogome e zavisiti od koliine
1 Dipl. in. Mirjana Jokanovi, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, BiH, jokanovic.mirjana1@gmail.com
2 Dipl. in. Jovana Pajki, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, BiH, jovana.pajkic@gmail.com
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Voda je osnovni preduslov za ivot svih ivih bia na Zemlji. Zbog toga ona
mora imati prirodan hemijski sastav i karakteristike. Kada se, usljed ovjekovog
djelovanja, znatno promijeni hemijski sastav vode, kao i odnosi koji u njoj vladaju,
kaemo da je voda zagaena.
Vijekovima su ljudi u vodu bacali svoj otpad. Danas vodu zagauje i vodeni
saobraaj, ubriva i pesticidi sa obradivih povrina, rastvarai, deterdenti iz
domainstava i fabrika, kao i metali iz industrijskih procesa (npr. olovo i iva). Svi ovi
zagaivai nalaze svoj put do rijeka i preko njih dolaze do mora, to ilustruje slika 1.
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se vode koje su promijenile svoj prvobitni sastav, unoenjem tetnih materija, ija
prisutnost uzrokuje promjenu fizikih, hemijskih, biolokih ili bakteriolokih
karakteristika vode, zbog ega se ne mogu koristiti u poljoprivredi, niti u bilo koje druge
svrhe.
Stepen zagaenja ogleda se u koliini tetnih materija koje voda nosi sa
sobom. Ukoliko tetne materije potiu iz industrije, govori se o industrijskim otpadnim
vodama, a ukoliko dolaze od urbanih sredina i domainstava, govorimo o komunalnim
otpadnim vodama.
Ove vode formiraju se kao povrinski oticaj od padavina ili topljenog snijega sa
urbanog podruja. U ove vode se ubrajaju i otpadne vode od pranja ulinih povrina,
trotoara i sl. Koliina i kvalitet ovih otpadnih voda zavisi od intenziteta i uestalosti
padavina, od naina odravanja javne higijene, od broja i intenziteta saobraaja, vrste
povrinske obrade terena i prometnih povrina, zagaenja atmosfere, klimatskih
uslova, i sl.
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PPOV Trebinje je izgraeno 1980. godine, te je samim tim veina opreme, koja
je ugraena na postrojenje, zastarjela. Prosjeni protok otpadne vode, tokom prolih
godina, bio je oko 35 l/s.
Pri dotoku, otpadna voda prvo dolazi do ulaznog okna, gdje je smjetena gruba
reetka (slika 3), pomou koje se uklanjaju krupnije, nerastvorive i plivajue materije iz
otpadnih voda.
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po 105 l/s.
Prije ispusta u rijeku Trebinjicu, proiena voda prolazi kroz postojei
Venturijev mjera protoka. Nakon njega se nalazi hlorna stanica, sa ugraenim
pregradama, koja je izgraena kao objekat za dezinfekciju vode. [3]
5 ZAKLJUCI
Usljed ovjekovog djelovanja, znatno se mijenja hemijski sastav vode, kao i
odnosi koji u njoj vladaju, pa kaemo da je voda zagaena.
Vijekovima, u veoj ili manjoj mjeri, ovjek svoj otpad baca, direktno ili
indirektno, u vodene tokove, do mora, procesima prirodnog kruenja vode. ovjek je
svjestan da svojim injenjem, radi svog opstanka, nesvjesno unitava osnovni element
opstanka na Zemlji. Svjestan je da se veoma zagaena voda ne moe koristiti za pie,
kao ni za navodnjavanje poljoprivrednih povrina. Da bi se mogla koristiti, neophodno
je potroiti velika materijalna sredstva i energiju za njeno preiavanje, kako bi se
dovela u upotrebljivo stanje.
Na osnovu analize postojeeg stanja na podruju preiavanja otpadnih voda
u gradu Trebinju, dolo se do zakljuka da je neophodna rekonstrukcija sistema,
budui da je isti projektovan i puten u rad 80-ih godina prolog vijeka.
Ono to ide u prilog prethodno reenom jeste to da preduzee J.P. Vodovod
Trebinje intenzivno radi na izradi projekta rekonstrukcije stanja, te da e se u skorijoj
budunosti i pristupiti implementaciji istog.
LITERATURA
[1] Ljubisavljevi, D., uki, A., Babi, B. (2004). Preiavanje otpadnih voda,
Graevinski fakultet Beograd.
[2] Vuijak, B., eri, A., Silajdzi, I., Midi Kurtagi, S. (2011). Voda za ivot:
osnove integralnog upravljanja vodnim resursima, Institut za hidrotehniku
Graevinskog fakulteta, Sarajevo.
[3] IPSA Institut (2015). Rehabilitacija i dogradnja postrojenja za preiavanje
otpadnih voda Trebinje, Sarajevo.
[4] https://www.scribd.com/doc/81850299/Prociscavanje-Otpadnih-Voda, pristupljeno
20. 06. 2016. god.
[5] http://oaji.net/articles/2016/1899-1458130651.pdf, pristupljeno 24. 06 .2016. god.
.
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Rezime: Ovaj rad opisuje proces proizvodnje elektrine energije koritenjem energije
hidromehanikog potencijala iz vodovodnih sistema. U radu je dat konkretan primjer
prorauna i opis mogunosti proizvodnje elektrine energije iz vodovodnog sistema
grada Istono Sarajevo. Primjena ovog naina proizvodnje elektine energije ima niz
pogodnosti u pogledu odrivosti i smanjenja negativnih uticaja po ivotnu sredinu.
1 UVOD
Jo od prve naftne krize, 80-ih godina 20. vijeka (1972-73), iri se svijest o
ogranienosti fosilnih resursa. Veina zemala je tada zapoela sa bezuslovnim
mjerama tednje energije i energenata, da bi ubrzo sa bezuslovne tednje preli na
sprovoenje niza mjera za njeno racionalno koritenje. Velika panja se posveuje to
potpunijem iskorienju energije, u svim njenim oblicima. Drave koje nemaju rudna
nalazita fosilnih goriva, moraju ih uvoziti to u velikoj mjeri njenu privredu dovodi u
podreen poloaj. Stoga se dosta ulae u razvijanje i eksploataciju sistema sa to
efikasnijom transformacijom primarnih obnovlivih izvora energije (energija vodotokova,
biomase, sunca, vjetra, i dr.) u finalnu energiju dostupnu potroau (elektrina
energija, biogas, metanol, i dr. ). Osim toga, sagorjevanjem fosilnih goriva u atmosferu
se oslobaaju gasovi koji imaju negativan uticaj na ivotnu sredinu. To su uglen-
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dioksid CO2, metan CH4, azotovi oksidi NOx i dr. Ovi gasovi stvaraju efekat staklene
bate, i uzronici su ubrzanog zagrijavanja planete. Poetkom 2008. godine, EU je
usvojila strategiju prema kojoj je u odnosu na 1990. godinu do 2020. potrebno smanjiti
emisiju gasova koji izazivaju efekat staklene bate za 20%, unaprijediti energetsku
efikasnost za 20% i obezjediti uee obnovlivih izvora energije od bar 20% u
sveukupnoj potronji energije [1]. U odnosu na 2010. i procenat od 9,8%, EU je
zakluno sa 2012. ostvarila 11% udjela obnovlivih izvora energije u ukupnoj
energetskoj potronji [1].
2 ENERGIJA VODOTOKOVA
Smatra se da hidroelektrane danas obezbjeuju oko 24% (675 GW) svjetskih
potreba za elektrinom energijim, a da njom snabdijevaju vie od milijardu ludi. Na
sledeoj slici data je podjela hidroelektrana s obzirom na zakonsku legislativu u
Republici Srpskoj [2].
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koeficijenta trenja koriten je izraz koji je afirmisao prof.dr Georgije Hajdin, a koji
predstavla proirenje Blazijusovog izraza za glatku cijev:
S obzirom na navedenu snagu, ovu MHE bi mogli svrstati u mikro hidroelektrane (5-
100 kW)
Ako uzmemo u obzir da jedno ovako postrojenja radi bez zastoja prosjeno 8 497 sati
godinje [3], dolazimo do projektovane godinje proizvodnje od:
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kree se od 1250 do 2500 evra/kW. U ovom radu e se kao referentna cijena uzeti
2000 evra/kW. Ukupne trokove moemo podijeliti na:
1. trokove pripremnih i graevinskih radova
Ovi trokovi su najvei. Obuhvataju izradu brane, mainske zgrade, itd. U ukupnom
udjelu trokova oni su najvei i kreu se od 40 do 70%.
2. trokovi hidromehanike opreme
Oni zavise od instalisanog protoka. U ukupnom udjelu trokova utiu 1-2%, i ine ih
pomoni dijelovi: dovodni kanali, armatura, itd.
3. trokovi elektromainske opreme
Na ove trokove otpada od 20 do 40% ukupnih trokova. Oni obuhvataju trokove za
nabavku : turbine, generatora, transformatora, reguliue i zatitne opreme, itd.
4. trokovi prikluivanja na elektroenergetski sistem
U ukupnom udjelu trokova kreu se do 20%.
5. administrativni, projektni i preostali trokovi
Na njih otpada do 10% ukupnih trokova.
Uzimajui u obziv navedenu strukturu trokova i gore navedene karakteristike
eventualne izgradnje MHE na transportnom cjevovodu Kijevo Krupac, moe se
izvriti redukcija trokova. Naime, ova izvedba MHE ne podrazumjeva izgradnju brane.
Zahvat vode, cjevovod pod pritiskom i odvod vode ( koji se odnosi na dio cjevovoda
koji vodi u rezervoar) su planirani da se naprave u okviru projekta Vodovod Kijevo
Krupac pa samim tim ne uestvuju u trokovima izgradnje MHE. Transformator nije
potreban, jer se prikluivanje vri direktno na mreu. Svi ovi elementi ine veliki dio
trokova izgradnje MHE, stoga se od cijene 2000 evra/kW, moe oduzeti bar 40%.
Oduzimanjem gore navedenih trokova od specifine cijene dolazi se do cijene od
1200 evra/kW.
U tom sluaju ukupna cijena postrojenja bi iznosila
Ako otkupna cijena elektrine energije dobijene iz hidroelektrana (do 1 MW) iznosi
0.1541 KM/kWh [10] teorijsko vrijeme povrata kapitala je:
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Cijene koje su uzete u obzir su preuzete iz dostupne literature. Ukoliko bi neko odluio
da pravi MHE na ovom transportnom cjevovodu, bilo bi potrebno izvriti detalnu studiju
izvedivosti ovog projekta.
4 ZAKLJUCI
U dananje vrijeme, kada raspoloivi resursi u obliku fosilnih goriva nestaju,
proizvodnja energije i energenata iz obnovlivih izvora je od velike vanosti. Korist je
viestruka:
smanjenje emisije CO2 i drugih tetnih gasova
smanjena energetska nezavisnost od uvoza energenata
otvaranje novih radnih mjesta i dr.
U ovom radu prezentovane su mogunosti proizvodnje elektrine energije iz
vodovodnih sistema. Svako mjesto koje se snabdijeva vodom prirodnim padom ima
potencijal za razvoj MHE na transportnom cjevovodu. U zavisnosti od protoka vode,
pristupanosti terena, postojee infrastrukture ti projekti mogu biti isplativi ili ne.
Uzimajui u obzir da veina gradskih vodovodnih preduzea u okolini najvie novca
izdvajaju za elektrinu energiju, napajanje iz sopstvenih izvora se ini kao racionalan
potez. Naravno, ako postoje mogunosti za to. Savremena tehnika omoguava razvoj
sistema za to bole i efikasnije MHE na transportnim cjevovodima.. Izgradnja jednog
ovakog postrojenja nema veliki uticaj na redukciju emisije tetnih gasova. Pravi uticaj
se ogleda u sticanju navike u iskoritavanju kako malih hidroenergetskih tako i drugih
samoodrivih postrojenja.
LITERATURA
[1] http://www.ec.europa.eu/clima/ , pristupljeno 20.01.2016.g.
[2] Gvero, P., Vaskovi, S., i drugi. (2016). Prirunik: Obnovljivi izvori energije i odrivi
razvoj lokalnih zajednica, Banjaluka Istono Sarajevo
[3] Labudovi, B. (2002). Obnovljivi izvori energije, Energetika marketing, Zagreb
[4] Byns, N., Leunis, K., Peeters, L., Tonnet, L., Leuven, K.U. (2012). The Use of
Hydropower in Water Supply
[5] Kucukali, S. (2010). Hydropower potential of municipal water supply dams in
Turkey: A case study in Ulutan Dam, Energy Policy, 38, 6534-6539
[6] Prethodna dozvola za izgradnju MHE ajdra na rasteretnoj komori magistralne
vodovodne cijevi DN-400, Kruiva rezervoar Zmajevac II u ajdrau, optina
Zenica, 2010.g.
[7] Gono, M., Kyncl, M., Gono, R. (2012). Hydropower Station in Chech Water Supply
System, AASRI Conference on Power and Energy System,
www.sciencedirect.com, pristupljeno 20.01.2016.
[8] Oraanin, G., Vuijak, B. (2013). Viekriterijumska optimizacija u planiranju
vodosnabdijevanju, asopis Tehnika, Savez inenjera i tehniara Srbije, Beograd
[9] Bogner, M. (2013). O vodama, drugo dopunjeno i proireno izdanje, ETA, Beograd
[10] Slubeni glasnik Republike Srpske (2013). Zakon o obnovljivim izvorima energije i
efikasnoj kogeneraciji, http://www.apeor.com/images/Zakon_OIE_39_13.pdf,
pristupljeno 20.06.2016.
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1 UVOD
Korienje fosilnih goriva, prvenstveno uglja uzrokuje relativno veliko
zagaenje ivotne sredine. Pored toga to njihovo iskoriavanje i upotreba zagauju
vazduh, zemljite, vodu, te naruava prirodne ekosisteme, najvei problem kod
njihovog korienja je u globalnim posljedicama na klimu. Upotreba fosilnih goriva, te
neracionalno korienje energije, pored ekolokih efekata, ima veliki ekonomski i
socijalni efekat.
1 Dipl. in. ma, Danijela Mitrovi, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, BiH
mdanijela224@gmail.com
2 Dipl. in. Ma, Marko Krnojelac, Mainski fakultet, Istono Sarajevo, BiH
markobdr@hotmail.com
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Razmatranje mogunosti zamjene uglja u kotlovnici na vrsto gorivo sa gorivom od otpadne
drvne biomase
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Razmatranje mogunosti zamjene uglja u kotlovnici na vrsto gorivo sa gorivom od otpadne
drvne biomase
Koliina emitovanog CO2 u toku grejne sezone kada se kao gorivo koristi lignit
iznosi:
CO2 = 96,43 (kgCO2/GJ) 9,3 MJ/kg300 t= 269 039,7 kg
(8)
CO2 = 269,04 t.
5 ZAKLJUAK
Sagorijevanje uglja, jedan je od uzroka globalnog zagrijavanja, dakle stvaranja
tzv. efekta staklene bate usljed emisije ugljen-dioksida, sumpornih i azotnih jedinjenja.
Promjena klimatskih uslova predstavlja jednu od najozbiljnijih opasnosti za Zemljin
ekoloki sistem. Zato je potrebno nai neko alternativno rjeenje.
Kada se kao gorivo koristi drvna otpadna biomasa smatra se da je emisija CO 2
jednaka nuli jer je koliina CO2 koja se emituje pri sagorijevanju drvne sjeke priblino
jednaka onoj istoj koliini CO2 koja se ugradi u strukturu drvne biomase u toku procesa
fotosinteze.
U radu su prikazana razmatranja mogunosti zamjene uglja-lignita u kotlovnici
na vrsto gorivo sa otpadnom drvnom biomasom odnosno drvnom sjekom za
stambeni blok od 5000 m 2. Uzevi u obzir trenutne cijene energenata u Bosni i
Hercegovini, zakljueno je da bi se godinje u toku grejne sezone koristei drvnu
sjeku utedjelo oko 34 000 KM.
LITERATURA
[1] Kratki vodi za grijanje na drvnu biomasu,Globalni fond za okoli (GEF).
[2] Danon, G.: Energija u preradi drveta, umarski fakultet, Beograd.
[3] onlagi, M. (2010). Studija o obnovljivim izvorima energije u BiH, Centar za
ekologiju I energiju,Tuzla.
[4] Markovi, D. (2010). Procesna i energetska efikasnost, Univerzitet Singidunum,
Beograd.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
B
Baji Brajan 87
Bajtarevi Amna 191
Bani Milan 169
Batini Krsto 575
Blagojevic Milan 349, 531
Blagojevic Mirko 55, 101
Blagojevi Veselin 445, 485
Bori Jusuf 385
Boikovi Dario 263
Boikovi Ranko 445, 485
Boikovi Sinia 485
Boikovi Zdravko 263
Bukejlovi Nenad 263
But Adrian 243
C
Canarache Radu 243
avi Maja 177, 301
ia Djordje 237
ular Ivan 185
osovi Vladan 229
D
Davinic Aleksandar 163
Deni Marko 109
Despotovi Milan 485
Dii Aleksandar 17
Divac Dejan 9
Divcic Miodrag 325
589
Dobra Dragoslav 255
Doleek Vlatko 1
ordjevi Milan 375
ordjevi Zorica 361
orevi Aleksandar 501
uri Aleksija 367
G
Gaji Anto 475
Gaji Sinia 475
Gari Slobodan 147
Gai Milomir 131
Gavrilovic Olivera 361
Gliovi Jasna 155
Gojkovi Ranka 509, 517
Golubovi Duan 417, 437
Gordi Duan 445, 509
Grahovac Nemanja 561
Gruji Ivan 155, 163
Gvero Petar 399, 407
H
Hadikaduni Fuad 191
Hadiomerovi Seadin 393
Halilovi Velid 399
Hozdi Elvis 277, 309
Hozdi Emine 277, 309
Husika Azrudin 407
I
Ianici Sava 301
Iki Marko 421, 429
Ili Jovica 285
Ivanovic Lozica 147, 353
J
Janoevi Dragoslav 115
Janji Miladin 561
Jelai Zlata 93
Jeremi Dejan 37
Jocanovi Mitar 451, 457
Jokanovi Mirjana 567
Jovanovi Milena 375
Jovanovi Saa 123, 361
Jovanovi Vesna 115
Jovii Gordana 17
590
K
Kalabi Dragana 407
Karabegovi Isak 1
Karanovi Velibor 451, 457
Kneev Milo 215
Kneevi Darko 47, 451
Kneevi Ivan 177, 301
Kokotovi Branko 207
Komatina Nikola 493
Kosti Nenad 101, 353
Koarac Aleksandar 55
Krainik Milija 249, 285
Krajinik Marijana 539
Kramar Davorin 237
Kramberger Janez 333
Krnojelac Marko 583
Krsmanovi Jagoda 475
Krsti Branimir 71
Kuzmanovi Sinia 301
Kvrgi Vladimir 131
L
Lonarek Igor 341
Lubura Slobodan 421, 429
Luki Dejan 221
M
Mani Marko 375
Mari Bogdan 517
Marjanovi Nenad 101, 155
Marjanovi Vesna 109
Markovic Biljana 325, 367
Markovi Milisav 255
Maslo Merima 393
Matejic Milos 101, 353
Medakovi Vlado 407, 517
Miladinovi Slavica 139, 147
Milainovi Aleksandar 47
Milcic Dragan 333
Milcic Miodrag 333
Miler Daniel 341
Mili Davor 417, 437
Milivojevi Nikola 9
Miloradovic Danijela 163
Milovanovi Andreja 531
Milovanovi Vladimir 17, 147
Milovanovi Zdravko 47
Miltenovi Aleksandar 169
Miltenovi ore 169
Milutinovi Dragan 207
Milutinovi Miroslav 17
Miljkovi Aleksandar 531
Mirkov Gligorije 501
591
Mikovi arko 293
Mitrovi Danijela 583
Mitrovi Radivoje 23, 293
Moljevi Slavia 509
Mrki-Bosani Maja 399
Muhamedagi Sulejman 385
Mumovi Marko 547, 553
N
Nedi Novak 81
Nesti Sneana 501
Nikoli Neboja 451
Novakovi Vojislav 445
O
Obad Milenko 317
Oraanin Goran 417, 437
Oronjak Marko 451, 457
Oru Mirsada 385
P
Pajki Jovana 437, 567
Pavlovi Goran 131
Pavlovi Jovan 115
Peni Marko 177, 301
Pei Radivoje 163
Petrovi Daliborka 399
Petrovi Nenad 101, 109
Petrovi Predrag 523
Pjevi Milo 229
Plavi Milan 523
Plei Mio 465
Prodanovi Saa 81
Prcanovi Halim 385
Pukari Hrvoje 501
R
Rackov Milan 177, 301
Radi Neboja 37
Radovanovic Miroslav 271
Raji Milena 375
Rajnhofer Svetozar 349
Raki Dragan 9
Raovi Marko 547
Raovi Neboja 317
Relji Vule 87
Risovi Stjepan 185
Risti Marko 123
Rudi-Miki Ljilja 475
S
Samardi Vasilije 547
Savkovi Mile 131
592
Simi Stojan 417, 437
Skuli Aleksandar 123
Slavkovi Nikola 207
Soldat Nataa 23
Sredanovic Branislav 237
Stefanovi Andreja 249
Stefanovi Miladin 501
Stefanovi Milentije 249
Stevanovi Nevena 361
Stojanovi Blaa 123, 147
Stojanovi Nadica 155, 163
abanovi Ernad 421, 429
arenac Vujadin 465
elija Dragan 87
ljivi Milan 285
oja Milomir 421, 429
ulc Jovan 87
T
Tabakovi Slobodan 199
Tadi Danijela 493
Tanovi Ljubodrag 229
Tica Milan 169
Tomovi Aleksandar 547, 553
Tomovi Radoslav 29
Trifkovi Dragan 71
V
Vaskovi Sran 399, 407
Velikovi Sandra 123, 139
Vueti Nikola 55, 63
Vuina Adisa 317
Vukovi Kreimir 185
Vuherer Tomaz 333
Vujanovi Dajana 71
Vujoevi Vuk 547
Vukojevi Nedeljko 191
Z
Zdravkovi Neboja 131
Zeljkovi Milan 215, 221
Zlokolica Miodrag 177
eelj Dragan 341
ivanovi Saa 199, 207
ivkovi Aleksandar 215
ivkovi Dragoljub 375
ivkovi Miroslav 9, 17
593
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TERMOELEKTRO d.o.o. Brko je privatno i nezavisno preduzee osnovano 23.07.1997.
godine. Preduzee je nastalo iz Holdinga TERMOELEKTRO a.d. Beograd osnovanog davne 1948. godine.
TERMOELEKTRO je specijalizovano preduzee za: izgradnju, remont, rekonstrukciju,
revitalizaciju i odravanje termoenergetskih, industrijskih i drugih postrojenja, kao i izradu i montau
nestandardne opreme i konstrukcija. TERMOELEKTRO prua kompletnu i kvalitetnu uslugu od
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stratekim tritima u inostranstvu.
elimo da izrastemo u preduzee koje je sposobno projektovati i izvesti i najkompleksnije projekte,
te svojim kvalitetom nadmaiti oekivanja svojih klijenata.
CILJEVI:
razvoj moderne, snane, pouzdane i prepoznatljive kompanije na tritu u BiH i inostranstvu
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kontinuirana politika unapreenja naih usluga uz doslednu primjenu domaih i meunarodnih
standarda
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da zaposlenima obezbjedimo ekonomsku sigurnost, ali i permanentnu edukaciju i poslovno i lino
unapreenje
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-mehatronika i servisi
-sistemi za centralno podmazivanje
AB Petrol doo Kakanj je ovlateni partner SKF-a u oblasti centralnih podmazivanja sa pruanjem cjelovite
usluge krajnjem korisniku (projektovanje, montaa i putanje u pogon sistema za centralna
podmazivanja). Ova oblast pokriva najznaajnije svjetske proizvoae opreme Lincoln-USA, Willy
Vogel- Njemaka, Safematic Finska, Cirval Argentina. U oblasti centralnog podmazivanja u posljednje
tri godine realizovali smo preko 30 razliitih projekata u velikim industrijskim sistemima u BiH.
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"Primijenjene tehnologije u mainskom inenjerstvu" COMETa
2016, Istono Sarajevo - Jahorina 2016 =3rd International
Scientific Conference "Conference on Mechanical Engineering
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1 optiki disk (CD-ROM) : tekst ; 12 cm
ISBN 978-99976-623-7-8
COBISS.RS-ID 6240280
ISBN 978-99976-623-7-8