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Finite Elements Strenght Analysis of a Compressor Consisting of Four Helical Rotors

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Nieoczym A. , Szklarek K.

Advances in Science and Technology. Research Journal

2018

tom Vol. 12, no 1

1--8

The present article reports the results of tests of a compressor consisting of four helical rotors. Finite element strength analysis of rotors with varied screw thread pitch was performed. The analysis allowed us to determine the stress-strain state of the rotor material and deformation of rotors as an effect of loads generated during operation of the compressor. The analysis also made it possible to calculate the frequencies of the free vibrations of the rotors.

Modeling and Exploitation Load Tests of the Suspended Route Slings Caused by Passage of the Locomotive at Various Speed along Mining Excavation

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Drozd K. , Nieoczym A.

2022

tom Vol. 16, no 1

266--281

Despite the fact that suspended monorails have been used in the mining industry for over 50 years it is necessary to continue research on the possibilities of increasing the unit mass of the transported load or the speed of people transport. The first step is to establish the exact dynamic load of suspended route’ elements and compare this value with easy to calculation static load. The objective of the research was to determine the influence of speed and direction of travel on maximum load force applied to the sling of the route in mining excavation. The research results indicated that the speed of 2 ms−1 does not significantly influence the load on the sling. Theoretical hypothesis, stating that the estimation of the force value in the sling ought to be performed using projecting on a surface perpendicular to the route was confirmed. It was also proven that in order to characterize the geometry of the sling as well as a precise analysis of its load it is necessary to employ the length and the angle of the chain in relation to the above mentioned surface. Upon employing statistical analysis of the test results, the maximum dynamic effect of the locomotive passing was determined to be 20.1 ± 2.5% of the value of the calculated static load for all slings, projected onto a plane perpendicular to the route. For a single sling, mounted on a test route section inclined at an angle of about 10°, the increase in force due to the passage of the locomotive was up to 21.0% of the static load for this sling.

Geometric optimization of a beam detector for a WIM system

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Nieoczym A. , Drozd K. , Wójcik A.

Advances in Science and Technology. Research Journal

2018

tom Vol. 12, no 3

233--241

Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) systems are designed for weighing vehicles driving across a measurement site. Because during measurements the vehicle has to come in physical contact with the components of the system, WIM systems always use built-in sensors installed in road pavement. Each WIM system consists of force sensors placed in one, two or even several lines, perpendicular to the direction of traffic. The idea behind WIM systems is to measure the dynamic loads that the wheels of a moving vehicle exert on the road surface and, on this basis, to estimate static wheel loads as well as gross vehicle weight.

Analysis of the construction of the car trailer frame in terms of changing the assembly technology

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Caban J. , Nieoczym A. , Matijošius J. , Kilikevičius A. , Drozd K.

Zeszyty Naukowe. Transport / Politechnika Śląska

2024

tom z. 124

47--61

Car trailers are quite a popular means of transport and are offered in many versions, from single axle light trailers with a maximum permissible weight of 750 kg, through two- or more-axle specialized trailers. The issues of research car trailers focus on two directions: testing the driving properties and analysing the strength of the supporting frame system. Issues related to the construction of light trailers are often common to trailers used in agriculture or general transport. In this article, based on a mass-produced car trailer, an analysis was carried out regarding the choice in the technology of making the supporting structure consisting of a lower frame and an upper frame. The term upper frame should be understood as the structure on which the lifted load box rests. The costs of materials, assembly and technological possibilities of small-scale production were taken into account. In addition, strength analyses of the numerical models were carried out for critical areas of the frame during operation. After considering the unit costs for each of the analysed assembly technologies, it was shown that riveting would be the cheapest. However, the most suitable method of assembly is welding, as it allows the use of standard profiles.