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Active Monitoring, Machinery Example

Active Monitoring, Machinery Example
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Copyright: 2013
Pages: 15
Source title: Technology and Energy Sources Monitoring: Control, Efficiency, and Optimization
Source Author(s)/Editor(s): Jozef Flizikowski (UTP - University of Technology and Life Sciences, Poland)and Kazimierz Bielinski (UTP - University of Technology and Life Sciences, Poland)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-2664-5.ch010

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Abstract

Active machinery monitoring – continuous supervising, diagnosing, managing, controlling, compensating, documenting- is a process of acquiring and transferring streams of information (usually source information) about the analysed object, process, and relations between the same and the environment that can be used to realize the postulated state: knowledge creation (theory and innovation), environment melioration (harmfulness) and technical system optimization (design) - depending on technology needs and engineer imaginations. Knowledge creation comes as result of the creative action (creating). Melioration means the intentional activities of a technical system and boundary zone; activities that enhance, improve, and restore properties of the environment and not only limit technological harmfulness. Optimum comes in property of the machinery design (construction) or system state with respect to the criteria that enable rational evaluation of the state. Active monitoring, investigations into multi-disc grinders, demonstrate that it is possible to acquire knowledge of, describe and utilize, for design and structural purposes, the characteristics that indicate the relations between speeds, idle movement, loads and the indicators of motion variables in the grinding space. The objective of this example is to provide a mathematical description, optimisation of the states and changes in the grinding grains and machine space, their surface and volume during movement (idle and working movement) of the components, and design assemblies in the multi-hole grinding process.

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