DESIGN, MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF EXCAVATOR ARM
Journal: International Journal of Design and Manufacturing Technology (Vol.4, No. 2)Publication Date: 2013-05-31
Authors : SACHIN B. BENDE; NILESH P. AWATE;
Page : 14-20
Keywords : : Excavator arm; lifting; digging; actuators; productivity; CAD-CAE systems.;
Abstract
The present work concentrate on the study of the components of the excavator in order to identify the problems faced while performing the lifting and digging operations and to provide a design solution by using CAD-CAE systems.For light duty construction work, generally mini hydraulic backhoe excavators are used and mostly there are soil surfaces for excavation. So, design of backhoe excavator is critical task in context of digging force developed through actuators during the digging operation. The important criteria for the design to be safe is that, the digging forces developed by actuators must be greater than that of the resistive forces offered by the surface to be excavated. The two important factors considered during designing an excavator arm are productivity and fuel consumption. As the present mechanism used in excavator arm is subjected to torsional and bending stresses during lifting and digging operation respectively, because of which failure occurs frequently at the bucket end of the arm. So, the new mechanism of excavator arm is designed and the Pro-e software is used for making the 3D model of the excavator arm linkage. By using ANSYS workbench software static analysis of each of the excavator arm component is done at existing digging force and also at newly calculated digging force. Also the bucket volume is increased to compensate for the loss in production due to the reduction in digging force.
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