Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency
Most of the vibrating feeder equipment operate with two vibrators where the synchronisation is obtained either by electronically controlling phases of driving electric motors or using kinematic couplings like gears, v-belts or toothed belts. The objective of the research was to confirm if two vibrat...
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Curtin University
2018
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| description | Most of the vibrating feeder equipment operate with two vibrators where the synchronisation is obtained either by electronically controlling phases of driving electric motors or using kinematic couplings like gears, v-belts or toothed belts. The objective of the research was to confirm if two vibrators on the same testing rig will self–synchronise when operating in the same and opposite directions. Tests were also done for two vibrators running with different frequencies. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-694252020-12-04T03:17:38Z Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency Gregory, Ziggy Most of the vibrating feeder equipment operate with two vibrators where the synchronisation is obtained either by electronically controlling phases of driving electric motors or using kinematic couplings like gears, v-belts or toothed belts. The objective of the research was to confirm if two vibrators on the same testing rig will self–synchronise when operating in the same and opposite directions. Tests were also done for two vibrators running with different frequencies. 2018 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/69425 Curtin University fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Gregory, Ziggy Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency |
| title | Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency |
| title_full | Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency |
| title_fullStr | Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency |
| title_full_unstemmed | Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency |
| title_short | Self-Synchronisation of Vibrating Screen Unbalanced Mechanisms as Function of Location, Unbalanced Moment and Operating Frequency |
| title_sort | self-synchronisation of vibrating screen unbalanced mechanisms as function of location, unbalanced moment and operating frequency |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/69425 |