"EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE DEPENDENCE OF TOOL PERFORMANCE ON DESIGN PARAMETERS"

2023

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DOI 10.48081/hhwu9702
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Abstract

"The comparative analysis allowed us to consider the equipment for processing solid household waste (SHW), tool designs, to monitor the work processes and come to the conclusion about their low level of resource conservation and not rational wear. There was also a high level of demand for collapsible tools for equipment for processing SHW. A collapsible tool has been designed for equipment for processing SHW, after that an algorithm for calculating the design parameters of the tool was developed, which was included in the tool design program for equipment for processing SHW in Microsoft Office Excel. This program allows you to design a tool model in accordance with the design parameters, technical characteristics of the equipment, needs and capabilities of the activity. The article presents the developed method of computer modeling to determine the optimal design parameters of a tool for equipment for processing SHW, the results of testing 3D models of tools for equipment for processing SHW in different variations. The materials of this work can be used in the educational process as a methodological guide and/or recommendations for computer modeling, analysis and selection of tool designs for recycling equipment. Keywords: SHW recycling, utilization, SHW, solid waste, tool. "