
INFLUENCE OF THE CRANK MECHANISM POSITION IN THE MOTION OF AN OSCILLATING SIEVE
Author(s) -
Emilian Moșneguțu,
Narcis Bârsan,
Mirela Panainte-Lehăduș,
Dana Chițimuș,
Claudia Tomozei
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of engineering studies and research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2344-4932
pISSN - 2068-7559
DOI - 10.29081/jesr.v27i4.297
Subject(s) - crank , sieve (category theory) , position (finance) , pressure angle , displacement (psychology) , mechanism (biology) , geometry , motion (physics) , physics , horizontal position representation , mechanics , mathematics , classical mechanics , combinatorics , psychology , finance , astronomy , quantum mechanics , economics , psychotherapist
This article presents a study that aims to visualize the influence exerted by the position of the crank mechanism on the motion performed by the sieve supports respectively, on the displacement of an oscillating sieve. The study was oriented for a specific constructive case and involves the connecting rod position changing, the drive mechanism in relation to the horizontal, respectively at the angles 0 - 75° and -45 - 0°. Also, were identifying the variation of the angle described by the motion of the sieve support. From the obtained results analysis, it was found that in the case of 12.71° of the connecting rod angle, in relation to the horizontal, the lowest value of the angle described by the motion of the tie rod between the extreme points was obtained. Also, for the value of the connecting rod angle of approximately 6.5° equal angles described by the extreme positions of the sieve support in relation to the vertical were obtained. It is found that the variation of the connecting rod angle directly influences the variation of the angles described by the connecting rod in relation to the horizontal, the measured value being corresponding to the extreme points P1 and P2.