Abstract

Abstract: The paper describes the use of a plate heat exchanger in transferring heat between two fluids. It explains that the design of a plate heat exchanger involves multiple heat transfer plates held together by a fixed plate and a loose pressure plate. These plates have a gasket arrangement that creates separate channel systems for the primary and secondary media, allowing for counter-current flow and effective heat transfer. To manufacture the corrugated plates, the text mentions the use of Hydraulic Press Machines with different capacities depending on the plate dimensions. The process involves changing heavy press dies, which is time-consuming and decreases overall plant efficiency. To address this issue, a proposed solution is to semiautomate the loading and unloading of press dies. A mechanical system is designed, comprising a table with rollers and linear motion guideways. The system utilizes a Ball screw mechanism powered by a servo motor and driven by a Worm Gearbox. The orientation of the motor, perpendicular to the line of motion, saves space and provides more working space on the workshop floor. In summary, the proposed solution aims to increase efficiency and safety by implementing a mechanical system for loading and unloading press dies in plate heat exchanger manufacturing, incorporating a Ball screw mechanism, servo motor, and Worm Gearbox.

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