Mathematical Description and Study of the Vibration Deck of a Grain Sorting Machine
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Abstract
This article presents the results of a study of the vibrations of the deck of a pneumatic sorting machine. The purpose of this work is to describe the design and technological parameters of the soundboard for the implementation of a mathematical model of the technological process of the grain sorting machine. A kinematic study of the flat hinge mechanism of the deck of a grain sorting machine has been carried out, for which all geometric dimensions are known and the laws of motion of the leading link-the electric drive of the deck based on an asynchronous electric motor – have been determined. As a result, the following were determined: kinematic modes of deck vibrations under various technological conditions; the laws of motion of all links of the deck mechanism, displacement, speed and acceleration of the driven links; a mathematical model of the kinematic scheme of the deck of a grain sorting machine driven by an asynchronous electric motor has been developed.
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