Energy Saving Method for Operating CNC Machine Door

N. Gayathri; V.K. Shanmuganathan; K.G. Karthigayan; S. Manesh Kumar

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.867.272

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Energy Saving Method for Operating CNC Machine Door

Abstract:

Energy is an important aspect in our day to day life. It is important to save energy wherever possible that to electric energy. We are suffering from electric energy crisis now-a-days. In order to save electric energy alternate system is chosen and it is implemented which would save electric energy. Wasting energy for supplementary or supporting works like machine door opening and closing considered as uneconomical. Energy consuming system consumes lot of energy for supporting works. In this energy saving concept two different types of system can be coupled to work as a single system which would save much energy than before. Our concept discusses about the same. Energy wastage for operating CNC machine door is taken for consideration in our work and analysis has been done on it. A new hydraulic operating system is proposed to overcome the difficulties.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 867)

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272-279

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July 2017

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N. Gayathri*, V.K. Shanmuganathan, K.G. Karthigayan, S. Manesh Kumar

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CNC Machine Door, Hydraulics System, Pneumatic System

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