Design, manufacture, and development of a novel automatic scraping machine

Hsieh, Tung-Hsien; Jywe, Wen-Yuh; Tsai, Ying-Chien; Lee, Meng-Tse

doi:10.1007/s00170-016-9590-4

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“…A similar system has been presented by Tsutsumi et al [13] who also developed a software functionality for adaptive machining of the workpiece. Other approaches include the use of CNC milling machine tools that were equipped with an actuator for the scraping strokes by Hsieh et al [14]. Using two additional axes for the actuation of the tool they were able to generate different shapes of scraping marks.…”

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Macroanalysis of Hand Scraping

Oßwald

Gissel

Lochmahr³

2020

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Hand scraping is a manual metalworking method that is still used in many industries to obtain good planarity, low friction and good gliding properties of metal and plastic surfaces. However, it is characterized by low productivity and requires skilled and well-trained workers. This macroanalysis focuses on the strategy and procedure of the workers during the scraping operation. Forces and tool positions were acquired simultaneously and the resulting surfaces were measured after each scraping pass. Results show that in most instances differences between individual workers’ scraping styles are more significant than between consecutive scraping passes. This research was conducted in order to gather sufficient insight into the hand scraping method to take steps towards its automation.

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confidence: 99%