Search Results - Wheeling Steel
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Mechanical design and simulation of wwo-Wheeled wheelchair using solidworks
Published 2013“…This article is presented a new design of two-wheeled wheelchair that can balance on two wheels to make it suitable in the narrow areas, especially in the domestic environments; it has the ability to extend the height of the chair to help the user to act independently in the life for example, in the library to pick and put books on the shelves. …”
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Conceptual design of out-of-roundness test equipment for aircraft wheels
Published 2024“…Abnormal flight events such as hard and overweight landings will have an impact on the aircraft wheels. In this case, the aircraft wheels can be outof-roundness and cause further issues including vibrations and increased tire wear, which can affect the safety of the passengers. …”
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Harvesting energy from flood mitigation ponds using water wheel
Published 2011“…At the same time the water in the other 200mm diameter PVC pipe fill up the buckets to move the bucket downward by gravity. The water wheel size is 10 meter diameter and supported by two pillars made of welded carbon steel pipe trusses. …”
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Effect of cryogenic cooling during grinding of mild steel and stainless steel
Published 2008“…One of the possible and potential techniques to overcome such problems is the application of cryogenic cooling where liquid nitrogen is used as a coolant The present work investigates the effects of cryogenic cooling using liquid nitrogen on chip feature, surface hardness, roughness, and wheel wear in grinding mild steel and stainless steel. …”
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Effect of cryogenic cooling during grinding of mild steel and stainless steel
Published 2009“…The present work investigates the effects of cryogenic cooling using liquid nitrogen on chip feature, surface hardness, roughness, and wheel wear in grinding mild steel and stainless steel. …”
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Effect of abrasive tools on surface finishing when grinding mild steel
Published 2010“…The main purpose of this study is to study the effects of abrasive tools on mild steel surface by using three parameters (depth of cut, table speed, and mode of dressing). …”
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Abrasive wear behaviour of steels and advanced HVOF-sprayed WC-M coatings
Published 2011“…This thesis concerns a study of the three-body abrasive wear behaviour of two groups of materials with different abrasive particles using the Dry Sand Rubber Wheel (DSRW) test method. This investigation can be divided into three sections: In the first section, the abrasion of a range of steels with an ash from a biomass power station was compared with that observed for abrasion with a conventional silica abrasive. …”
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Effect of aluminium oxide and silicon carbide abrasive type on mild steel surface temperature
Published 2010“…After that, table speed is most significant factor that effect thermal on mild steel grinding process with silicon carbide as wheel grinder but for aluminium oxide wheel grinder, thermal effect are very low when using variablesparameter.…”
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Influence of Asphalt Pavement Conditions on Fatigue Damage of Orthotropic Steel Decks: Parametric Analysis
Published 2018“…The function of asphalt pavement on orthotropic steel decks (OSDs) is to transmit and disperse the concentrated wheel loading to the bridge structure and to strengthen the local stiffness of the OSD. …”
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Effect of aluminum oxide and silicon carbide abrasive type on stainless steel ground surface integrity
Published 2010“…Surface integrity of grinded stainless steel with the Aluminum Oxide grinder wheel is better comparing with the Silicon Carbide grinder wheel. …”
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Surrogate Modelling to Predict Surface Roughness and Surface Texture When Grinding AISI 1042 Carbon Steel
Published 2012“…This paper discusses the optimization of cylindrical grinding when grinding carbon steel (AISI 1042) and effect of three variables (work speed, diameter of workpiece and depth of cut) towards surface roughness with aluminium oxide as grinding wheel. …”
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Prediction of grinding machinability when grind P20 tool steel using TiO2 nanofluid
Published 2012“…A grinding process was performed on the P20 tool steel by changing the grinding conditions, including the depth of cut, the grinding passes, the type of wheel, and the cutting fluid supply in the experiment. …”
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Prediction of grinding machinability when grind P20 tool steel using water based ZnO nano-coolant
Published 2012“…In this study, a model have been developed to find the effect of grinding condition which is depth of cut, type of wheel and type of grinding coolant on the surface roughness on AISI P20 tool steel and wheel wear. …”
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Prediction of grinding machinability when grind P20 tool steel using water based ZnO nano-coolant
Published 2012“…In this study, a model have been developed to find the effect of grinding condition which is depth of cut, type of wheel and type of grinding coolant on the surface roughness on AISI P20 tool steel and wheel wear. …”
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The experimental study of effect of grinding process on thermal and surface roughness
Published 2010“…The work presented in this paper aims at evaluating the surface temperature after grinding as well as the surface finish of the Stainless Steel AISI 304 grinds with Aluminium Oxide wheel by study the effect of the independent variable such as depth of cut (μm), table speed (m/s), and grinding passes. …”
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Comparison of 2D and 3D prediction models for environmental vibration induced by underground railway with two types of tracks
Published 2015“…The numerical results show that (a) the computational time for each case calculated by 2D prediction models is more than 500 times less than that calculated by 3D prediction models, however, the accuracy of 2D prediction models is relatively lower than 3D prediction models, so 3D prediction models are required for absolute prediction due to their higher accuracy and applicability to a wider range of complex problems; and (b) a suitable equivalent force transfer method for 2D prediction models can improve the prediction accuracy of 2D prediction models, the equivalent forces in 2D prediction models are respectively recommended to use the equivalent wheel-rail force and the equivalent steel spring force averaged over a vehicle length for underground direct fixation track and steel spring floating slab track…”
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Design and fabrication of cylinder head turn table (rotate 360 degree)
Published 2007“…The material used is easy to gain, because it only using rectangular hollow steel and round steel hollow. So that the method joining that can be compatible in assembled this table is welding processes. …”
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Design and fabrication of removable container trolley
Published 2007“…In assembled the wheel. fastening method is the best chosen because it's only use bolt and nut to bind the wheel with the base of this trolley. …”
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