Experimental Investigation and Analysis of the Impact in Abrasive Mass Flow Changes with and without the Use of Sieve Analysis on Technological Head Vibrations at Hydroabrasive Cutting

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The paper presents and analyzes the experimental research results of impact in abrasive mass flow changes and sieving on technological head vibrations while cutting steel HARDOX 500 using the water jet technology. Vibrations were quantified by two basic parameters (vibrations frequency and vibrations acceleration amplitude). The experiments evaluation contains graphical dependence sets of vibrations acceleration amplitude on frequency, set of frequency spectrum envelopes and comparative graphs of frequency spectrum envelopes based on which new knowledge and recommendations have been created.

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