Vibration Engg Project
Vibration Engg Project
Vibration Engg Project
Main campus
Odiongan, Romblon
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Vibration Engineering
BY:
Edwin Barquero
Joshua Moral
October 2019
MISSION
II. INTRODUCTION
There are two types of tumbler machine, the rotary and the vibratory.
The two just varies in its some application and of the way the process goes.
This prototype design entitled “prototype of rust eliminating vibration
tumbler” is one of these tumbler machines. In a vibratory tumbler,
eliminating rust can become easier by its very rapidly shaking and by
rubbing of rocks inside with each other. So the rocks in the vibratory tumbler
do not change shape very much. They stay close to the same shape as when
you put them in.
In the tumbling process, a preformed media is the rigid agent that
abrades the given part and removes the unwanted material. The
advantage of this media is the inclusion of a bonding agent that
continuously recedes and exposes more abrasive particles. In result, they
maintain a relatively consistent removal rate over at least have the size of
its shape.
There are many applications of a tumbler, among these are deburring,
cleaning, deflashing, edge radiusing, polishing, burnishing, removing the
machine marks, sanding, and scale or rust removal. The design will just focus
on scaling or rust removing mainly for smaller kind of metals using rounded
rocks as its tumbling media.
In engineering field many kinds of metals are usually used like bolts
and nuts and trusses and etc. ranging from smallest to biggest metals are
always made of steel. These since steel made hardwares are often exposed
to corrosion, eliminating them involves many associated problems. Manual
cleaning and eliminating rust are time consuming and labor intensive. Since
manual cleaning methods include power brushing and sanding with abrasive
tool, it damages the surface of the tools and results to surface irregularity.
Because practical care must be taken to avoid damage, manual cleaning
requires time. Manual cleaning also cannot simply eliminate rust from inner
parts of smaller tools like bolts and nuts. Although there are many methods
of removing rust, physically or chemically, most methods are always
challenging requiring effort and time specifically on smaller hand held tools.
Since the problems associated with rust eliminating are mentioned
above, this project focuses on designing and developing of a low-cost
tumbler that eliminates rust specifically for tools on smaller hand held tools.
Since these are the most challenging tools to clean.
The following were the tools and equipment to be utilized in the study.
Working Principle
Figure 4.CAD of vibrating tumbler assembly with main parts and specification
Method of Construction
V. REFERENCES