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IMPROVING THE QUALITY AND REDUCING THE ENERGY INTENSITY OF SHARPENING FLAT WOOD-CUTTING KNIVES

https://doi.org/10.54596/2309-6977-2022-1-153-156

Abstract

The quality of sharpening of flat wood-cutting knives in a certain way affects the quality of the parts obtained. The sharpening process is carried out by a grinding carriage performing a rectilinear reciprocating motion relative to a fixed knife. When the massive carriage is reversed, free oscillations (transients) occur, which

leads to a violation of the straightness of the cutting edge of the knife, limited by the requirements of GOST. Reducing the vibration activity of the process and achieving the required quality of knife sharpening provides a constructive solution for reversing the movement, in which the reverse is performed by a lightweight node-a base table with a knife fixed to it, and a massive sharpening carriage is stationary.

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S. G. Ganapolsky
Syktyvkar Forest Institute
Russian Federation

Syktyvkar



M. N. Kochevar
Syktyvkar Forest Institute
Russian Federation

Syktyvkar



References

1. Ganapolskii S.G. Patent na poleznuiu model №137496 «Stanok dlia zatochki derevorezhushchikh nozhei» – 20 fevralia 2014g. 2. GOST 12. 2.048-80 «Stanki dlia zatochki derevorezhushchikh pili ploskikh nozhei Trebovaniia bezopasnosti». 3. GOST 6567-75 «Nozhi ploskie s priamolineinoi rezhushchei kromkoi dlia frezerovaniia drevesiny Tekhnicheskie usloviia». 4. Timoshenko S.P. Kolebaniia v inzhenernom dele. – M.: Mashinostroenie, 1985. – 472 s.


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Ganapolsky S.G., Kochevar M.N. IMPROVING THE QUALITY AND REDUCING THE ENERGY INTENSITY OF SHARPENING FLAT WOOD-CUTTING KNIVES. Vestnik of M. Kozybayev North Kazakhstan University. 2022;(1 (53)):153-156. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.54596/2309-6977-2022-1-153-156

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