Research on Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Shear Spring of the Vibrating Flip-Flow Screen
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Materials and Methods
2.1. Experimental Apparatus
2.2. Experimental Evaluation
2.3. Experiment Steps
- Step 1:
- Fixing bolts at the upper and lower ends of the fixture were tightened to ensure they were concentric.
- Step 2:
- The shear spring and the test fixture were tightly connected by the bolts.
- Step 3:
- The experimental device was loaded into the system for testing.
3. Results and Discussion
3.1. Temperature Analysis
3.1.1. Operating Temperature
- (1)
- Eleven sets of shear springs on the left and right sides of the screen body were numbered, respectively, from the feeding direction of the vibrating flip-flow screen;
- (2)
- The measuring instruments were prepared and the VFFS was started without a load;
- (3)
- After running for 1 h, the ambient temperature of the factory and the surface temperature of the shear springs were measured. The three points were measured for each spring, and the average value was calculated as the working temperature of the spring. The temperature of the motor and isolation springs, the vibration frequency and the amplitude were measured at the same time.
- (4)
- After running for 2 h, the ambient temperature of the factory and the surface temperature of the shear springs were measured. The three points were measured for each spring, and the average value was calculated as the working temperature of the spring. The temperature of the motor and isolation springs, and the vibration frequency and amplitude, were measured at the same time.
- (5)
- After running for 3 h, the ambient temperature of the factory and the surface temperature of the shear springs were measured. The three points were measured for each spring, and the average value was calculated as the working temperature of the spring. The temperature of the motor and isolation springs, and the vibration frequency and amplitude, were measured at the same time.
- (6)
- At the same time on the following day, the relevant parameters were measured again according to the steps (1)–(5).
- (7)
- Because the measurements were taken in the factory, the equipment was tested twice before leaving the factory.
- Ran for 1 h:As shown in Figure 8a, when the VFFS ran for 1 h without a load, and the surface temperatures of the shear springs were measured with an infrared thermometer, it was found that:
- 1)
- The shear spring with the highest temperature was U6-L (39.2°C), and that with the lowest temperature was D8-R (29.4°C).
- 2)
- The average temperatures of Ui-L and Ui-R shear springs were 34.2 and 31.6 °C, respectively.The average temperatures of Di-L and Di-R shear springs were 35.1 and 31.5°C, respectively. The order of the average temperature of the shear springs was Di-L > Ui-L > Ui-R > Di-R.
- 3)
- The average temperature of all shear springs was 33.1 °C.
- Ran for 2 h:As shown in Figure 8b, when the VFFS ran for 2 h without a load, and the surface temperatures of the shear springs were measured with an infrared thermometer, it was found that:
- 1)
- The highest temperature shear spring was U6-L (40.3 °C), and the lowest temperature was U2-L (33.1 °C)
- 2)
- The average temperatures of the Ui-L and Ui-R shear springs were 37.2 and 36.0 °C, respectively. The average temperatures of Di-L and Di-R shear springs were 36.5 and 35.4 °C. The order of the average temperature of the shear springs was Ui-L > Di-L > Ui-R > Di-R.
- 3)
- The average temperature of all shear springs was 36.3 °C.
- Ran for 3 h:As shown in Figure 8c, when the VFFS ran for 3 h without a load, and the surface temperatures of the shear springs were measured with an infrared thermometer, it was found that:
- 1)
- The highest temperature shear spring was U6-L (48.4°C), and the lowest temperature was D2-L (35.1 °C);
- 2)
- The average temperatures of Ui-L and Ui-R shear springs were 41.8 and 40.2 °C, respectively. The average temperatures of Di-L and Di-R shear springs were 41.0 and 39.6 °C, respectively. The order of the average temperature of the shear springs was Ui-L> Di-L> Ui-R> Di-R.
- 3)
- The average temperature of all shear springs was 40.6 °C.
- 1)
- The temperatures of the shear springs on the left side of the VFFS were higher (2.6 °C) than those of the right side. Because the driving motor was installed on the right side of the screen (from feeding to discharge direction), the deformation of the shear springs on the left of the screen was slightly larger than that of the springs on the right, thus, the temperatures of the left shear springs were higher than those of the right shear springs.
- 2)
- The temperature difference of the shear springs between the left and right of the flip-flow screen was reduced from 3.15 °C (running for 1 h) to 1.51 °C (running for 3 h). This is mainly due to the fact that under stable operation of the VFFS, the amplitudes of the main frame and the floating screen frame were gradually stable, and the deformation of the shear springs connecting the main screen frame and the floating screen frame tended to be stable.
3.1.2. Analysis of Temperature on Stiffness
3.2. Static Experiment
3.2.1. Amplitude-Load Analysis
3.2.2. Static Stiffness Analysis
3.2.3. Static Damping Analysis
3.3. Dynamic Experiment
3.3.1. Amplitude-Load Analysis
3.3.2. Dynamic Stiffness Analysis
3.3.3. Dynamic Damping Analysis
3.4. Nonlinear Fitting of Dynamic Stiffness
3.5. Experimental Verification
3.6. Mathematical Analysis
3.6.1. Range Analysis of Dynamic Stiffness
3.6.2. Variance Analysis of Dynamic Stiffness
3.7. Fault Analysis of the Shear Spring
3.7.1. Static Experiment
3.7.2. Dynamic Experiments
4. Conclusions
- (1)
- The temperatures of the shear spring symmetrically installed on both sides of the flip-flow screen were different during operation, and the left side of the shear springs was higher than that of the right side. In addition, the stiffness of the shear spring decreased with the increase in their working temperature. When the temperature of the shear springs stabilized, the stiffness of the shear spring approached 270 N/mm.
- (2)
- The static stiffness decreased when the amplitude and Shore hardness of the shear spring increased. The damping coefficient of the shear spring changed little with the increase in amplitude, and increased with the increase in Shore hardness.
- (3)
- Based on the fitting formula and the experimental results, amplitude and frequency were found to be highly significant factors for the dynamic stiffness of shear springs. Moreover, the amplitude had a greater impact on the dynamic stiffness of shear springs than frequency.
- (4)
- The dynamic stiffness and damping coefficient of shear springs after being torn were quite different from those of normal springs. A torn shear spring will affect the stable operation of the flip-flow screen, even resulting in serious equipment failure and accident.
Author Contributions
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
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Symbol | Item | Value |
---|---|---|
m1 | Fixed screen main frame mass | 4130 kg |
m2 | Floating screen frame mass | 1409 kg |
f | Excitation frequency | 12 Hz |
K’ | Stiffness of vibration isolation spring | 493,376 N/m |
ξ | Damping ratio of vibration isolation spring | 0.1 |
Item | Spring 1 | Spring 2 | Spring 3 |
---|---|---|---|
Shore Hardness/HA | 49 | 59 | 52 |
Length × Width × Height/(mm × mm × mm) | 203 × 70 × 48 | 190 × 36 × 35 | 190 × 36 × 48 |
Item/Time | 1 h | 2 h | 3 h |
---|---|---|---|
Ambient Temperature | 25 °C | 28 °C | 30 °C |
Vibration Frequency | 11.70 Hz | 11.70 Hz | 11.70 Hz |
The temperature of the Motor | 36.8 °C | 39.1 °C | 50.6 °C |
The temperature of the Isolation Spring | 29.6 °C | 30.9 °C | 33.3 °C |
The amplitude of the Main Screen Frame | 2.88 mm | 2.57 mm | 2.24 mm |
The amplitude of the Floating Screen Frame | 15.4 mm | 16.46 mm | 16.96 mm |
Sources of Variation | S | f | MS | F | Significance |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | 1214.88 | 4 | 303.72 | 2163.55 | ** |
f | 157.98 | 6 | 26.33 | 187.56 | ** |
e | 3.67 | 24 | 0.14 | ||
T | 1376.24 | 34 |
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Zhao, G.; Wang, X.; Yu, C.; Liu, S.; Zhou, J.; Zhu, G. Research on Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Shear Spring of the Vibrating Flip-Flow Screen. Symmetry 2020, 12, 1644. https://doi.org/10.3390/sym12101644
Zhao G, Wang X, Yu C, Liu S, Zhou J, Zhu G. Research on Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Shear Spring of the Vibrating Flip-Flow Screen. Symmetry. 2020; 12(10):1644. https://doi.org/10.3390/sym12101644
Chicago/Turabian StyleZhao, Guofeng, Xinwen Wang, Chi Yu, Shucheng Liu, Jun Zhou, and Guohui Zhu. 2020. "Research on Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Shear Spring of the Vibrating Flip-Flow Screen" Symmetry 12, no. 10: 1644. https://doi.org/10.3390/sym12101644
APA StyleZhao, G., Wang, X., Yu, C., Liu, S., Zhou, J., & Zhu, G. (2020). Research on Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Shear Spring of the Vibrating Flip-Flow Screen. Symmetry, 12(10), 1644. https://doi.org/10.3390/sym12101644