Hydraulic System of Braking Energy Recovery for Heavy-Duty Machine-Tools. Mathematical Models. Simulation

Dan Prodan; Anca Bucuresteanu; Emilia Balan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.436.188

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Hydraulic System of Braking Energy Recovery for Heavy-Duty Machine-Tools. Mathematical Models. Simulation

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In this paper we try to study the opportunity of recovery the kinetic energy accumulated by the main kinematic chains of heavy-duty machine-tools in arresting stage. We recommend a unit that can shorten the arresting time of the main spindle, with or without semi-finished product, and that would allow the recovery and storage of the accumulated kinetic energy in order to use it for a new start. We give a principle diagram and the results of the first simulations.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 436)

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October 2013

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Dan Prodan, Anca Bucuresteanu, Emilia Balan

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Efficiency Increase, Heavy-Duty Machine-Tools, System of Kinetic Energy Recovery

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