On the attraction force applied on metal pieces in a traveling wave conveyor

Tilmatine, Amar; Alibida, Ahmed; Zelmat, Samir; Louati, Hamza; Bellebna, Yassine; Farid, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.elstat.2018.10.001

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“…Experiments can provide more direct and accurate information in the design and application of devices. Innovative design of experimental platforms, such as the configuration of experimental conveyors [87,97], and additional mechanical and magnetic methods can be used to improve the performance and wider application [16,88,116,119].…”

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A review of particle transport and separation by electrostatic traveling wave methods

Cilliers

Hadler

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Journal of Electrostatics

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A review of particle transport and separation by electrostatic traveling wave methods

Cilliers

Hadler

et al. 2022

Journal of Electrostatics

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“…The main mechanical tests carried out are traction, hardness, creep, bending, impact and fatigue [5,6]. Regarding the types of forces that are applied to materials, there is elongation due to a tensile load, compression deformation, shear stress deformation and deformation due to torsional stress [7,8].…”

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Construction of a Low-Cost Semi-automatic Machine for Tensile Testing

Varela-Aldás

Buele

Cruz

2021

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Tensile tests make it possible to determine the resistance and other relevant parameters of the materials. These procedures are usually performed with equipment that is expensive and inaccessible to higher education centers with limited budgets. In the case of acquiring this hardware, the disadvantage is that this are purely manual machines that make the use and learning process difficult. That is why this document shows the construction of a machine that allows this type of testing, but using low-cost materials. The mechanical and electronic design and programming that has been used to implement and semi-automate the machine is briefly but clearly described. To validate the functionality, the respective tests have been carried out, although it is a limited version that requires improvements, the results are satisfactory. The curve obtained when carrying out tests with A36 steel has shown a similarity with the theory. Thus, students obtain a technological tool that contributes to academic training, strengthening knowledge in the study of materials.

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