Analysis of Technological Head Working Pressure, Tilt Angle and Shift Impact to its Vibrations Using AWJ Technology

Luba Bicejova; Stanislav Fabian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.616.159

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Analysis of Technological Head Working Pressure, Tilt Angle and Shift Impact to its Vibrations Using AWJ Technology

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The paper deals with an experimental analysis of a technological head tilt angle impact to vibration generation. The search of the technological head tilt influence is performed for three technological head shift speeds and for three abrasive water medium pressure values. From graphic records showing relation of vibration acceleration amplitude to its frequency, a group of 9 comparative frequency envelope graphs for two tilt angles and three technological medium analyzed pressures for each of three speeds of the head shift is created. On the base of the frequency envelope comparative graphs a discussion and formulated conclusion are stated. The paper presents a thematically integrated part of the thesis and complements recent knowledge on water jet technology manufacturing system working condition diagnosis.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 616)

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Luba Bicejova*, Stanislav Fabian

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Pressure, Speed, Tilt Angle, Vibration, Water Jet

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