Experimental Identification of Properties of Machine Mechanisms

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Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering

Synopsis:

The subject deals with the technical measurement of the global characteristics of machine mechanisms and the identification of the states of their moving and stationary parts. Methods of measurement, design versions of testingstands, load simulation methods, methodics of testing, evaluation and interpretation of acquired data are included. Thecontinuation of experiments on the theoretical and simulation methods and their mutual verification are solved.

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Syllabus of lectures:

• theoretical analysis of mechanism, kinematics, force effects, mutual interactions of parts

• definition of global parameters of mechanisms

• definition of the particular parameters of the mechanisms

• methods and variants of identifying global and particle parameters

• sensor selection methods

• methodology of design of the measurement procedure

• mesign of mechanical parts of experimental stands

• design of electrical parts of the experimental stand

• methods for simulation of operation

• data capture and archiving

• data processing, evaluation of work with the primary, secondary and tertiary graphs

• results interpretation

• continuation of experiments on the theoretical and simulation methods and their mutual verification

• analysis of the behavior of machine mechanisms and components in operation

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Study materials:

• Hoffmann, K.: An Introduction to Measurements using Strain Gages. HBM Darmstadt, 1989.

• SINCLAIR, I. 2001. Sensors and Transducers. New York (USA): ISA, 2001. 306 p. ISBN 07-50649-321.

• Introduction to LabVIEW, National Instruments [online].

• Getting Started with LabVIEW, National Instruments [online].

• Hardwick, C.: Practical Design of Experiments: Doe Made Easy!, Createspace Independent Pub. 2013.

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