Rate of Regeneration of Construction Machinery

Abstract:

All kinds of products can be conditionally divided into two types, ie. those that can be regenerated and those without the possibility of undergoing regeneration. Regeneratives are those products which, in the event of failure are eligible for repair. To this category, almost all types of machines, mechanisms and devices can be assigned to. Products that are not regenerative are those that, which in the event of failure do not qualify for regeneration in a given situation or because of principle. These include gears, springs, bearings and electronic components. Indicators for the reliability of products that can be regenerated differ from those which may be defined for parts or elements that are not to be regenerated. The concept of reliability index is understood as the quantitative characterization or evaluation of one or more of their characteristics or features. The length of work or the volume of work accomplished can be called work done during that time is assessed over time or related to its indicators. Parts, until they become defective, may work 100 hours, 10 cycles, 10000 km, etc. However, in terms of related concepts distinguish between work done to the first failure, the work between defects (for parts which are subject to regeneration). Given that the regenerable and non-regenerable calculation of indicators are different and will be subject to separate consideration.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 405-408)
• Pages: 3235-3238
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.405-408.3235
• Online since: September 2013
• Authors: Jarosław Rajczyk
• Keywords: Civil Engineering, Machinery, Rate of Regeneration, Regeneration

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