MM Science Journal, March 2024

USE OF SEWIO REAL-TIME LOCATION SYSTEM IN PRACTICE: TECHNICAL PREPARATION OF HARDWARE, DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS

MIRIAM PEKARCIKOVA, MAREK MIZERAK, JOZEF TROJAN, ANTON HOVANA, LAURA LACHVAJDEROVA
Keywords: RTLS system | Sewio | location | data collection

Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) technology has emerged as a transformative tool in industrial settings, offering enhanced process management and optimization capabilities. This paper presents a methodological framework for the technical preparation of RTLS hardware, aiming to provide a structured approach for its implementation in industrial environments. The framework encompasses key steps, including (…)

DEVELOPMENT OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR THE ENERGY BALANCE OF THE LASER CLADDING PROCESS OF METALLIC POWDERS WITH A COAXIAL NOZZLE

YEVHEN KARAKASH, MIROSLAV RIMAR, OLENA KARPOVYCH, DENYS ZHUMAR, JAN KIZEK, MARCEL FEDAK, ANDRII KULIKOV
Keywords: additive manufacturing | bimetallic construction | mathematical model | powder material | melting

Modern technologies require innovative solutions for producing complex structures from various materials. Additive manufacturing (AM) or 3D printing presents such a challenge and has significantly impacted the environment across manufacturing sectors, regardless of size. Researchers and technicians have developed new design approaches by exploring fundamental components, materials, and manufacturing pro (…)

CALIBRATION TOOL FOR TILT SENSORS FOR CHECKING THE INSTABILITY OF MOTOR VEHICLES

MILAN FILO, MICHAL PUSKAR, TATIANA KELEMENOVA, MICHAL KELEMEN, IVANA KOLARIKOVA, JAN KRAL
Keywords: calibration | gauges | uncertainty | tilt sensor | vehicle stability

The article deals with the development and determination of the uncertainty of a calibration tool for tilt sensors for the control of motor vehicle instability. The stability of motor vehicles is critical, especially when driving on inclined terrain, when instability and overturning of the vehicle can occur. For this purpose, it is necessary to install and calibrate a suitable tilt sensor.

ADVANCED COMBUSTION CHAMBER FOR HCCI TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION

PAVOL TARBAJOVSKY, MICHAL PUSKAR, MILAN FILO
Keywords: Advanced combustion chamber | emission | HCCI technology

Engines using HCCI technology are potentially significantly more efficient compared to classic spark-ignition engines. Improved thermal efficiency is the result of several factors such as elimination of gas throttling losses, shorter burning time, higher compression ratios and lower heat transfer losses. The upper limit of the compression ratio is the occurrence of detonations. As part of the developmen (…)

CALCULATION OF THE PROBABILITY OF TEST OBJECT COMPLIANCE WITH THE SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS AND NON-BINARY DECISION-MAKING RULES

MIROSLAV RIMAR, MARCEL FEDAK, ANDRII KULIKOV, M.V. BILONOZHKO, K.V. RUDKO, V.V. MARTYNOVA, O.O. YEROMIN, O.V. SAVVIN, I.V. SUKHA, TIBOR KRENICKY
Keywords: Probability function | binary decision | result analysis

The probability of test object compliance with the specified requirements and non-binary decision is a measure of how likely the test object is to meet the criteria for acceptance or rejection based on multiple factors. It is necessary to calculate by using a valid mathematical model that takes into account the test object's characteristics, the test conditions, the test criteria, and the uncertainty of (…)

CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE PARAMETERISATION OF A CHATTER DETECTION ALGORITHM

CHRISTIAN BRECHER, PAUL WEILER, RALPH KLIMASCHKA, STEPHAN NEUS
Keywords: regenerative chatter | Chatter detection | time-domain chatter detection algorithm | Poincaré section | parameterisation

Process instabilites due to the regenerative effect limit the material removal rate of cutting machine tools. A method developed at the Laboratory for Machine Tools and Production Engineering (WZL) at RWTH Aachen University reduces the experimental effort of determining stability limits for milling. The method bears on a time-domain chatter detection algorithm, which detects process instability based on (…)

COMPUTER SUPPORT FOR THE DESIGN OF THE HOB CUTTER

TIBOR JURGA, IVAN MRKVICA, ANETA SLANINKOVA
Keywords: Hob Cutter | design | Edge Geometry | Helix | Involute Profile | T Flex CAD | module | Parametric Model | Pressure Angle | Spur Gearing

The aim of the work is to create a computer program in the 3D CAD system T Flex CAD allowing the creation of parametric models for the design and construction of a modular hob cutter for the selected gearing. The thesis includes the analysis of the problem of hob cutters for the production of spur gearing with an involute profile, the analysis of the initial surface and the shape of the tool cutting edg (…)

DETERMINATION OF DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF 3D PRINTED G3SI1 STEEL

PETR SVOBODA, MIROSLAV JOPEK , ONDREJ SVOBODA, MARTIN HARANT
Keywords: Taylor Anvil Test | high strain rate | 3D printing | Johnson Cook | G3Si1 steel | finite element method

Taylor anvil test is one of the dynamic test method used to determine the dependences of strain rate, strain and temperature on flow stress. This method can be used to determine the stress and strain at any point in the specimen at different temperatures and strain rates. The paper deals with the description of the Taylor anvil test experiment for G3Si1 welding wire. The experiment was carried out in th (…)