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Dynamics of part motion on a linear vibratory feeder
B. Balaji,Ramesh Gupta Burela,Ganeshthangaraj Ponniah +2 more
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In this article, the conveying surface or track is modelled by a bilinear model and the motion of a part on a curved surface mounted upon a linear vibratory feeder is analyzed.Abstract:
The motion of a part on a curved surface mounted upon a linear vibratory feeder is of great importance in mass production. In this article, the conveying surface or track is modelled by a bilinear ...read more
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