T03 BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine - Revision history

Howardpbenade: /* Current/Previous projects */

2011-11-29T09:44:02Z

‎Current/Previous projects

2011-11-29T09:35:54Z

‎The BICERI Machine as test metal cutting apparatus

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‎2011 (Current)

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‎2010 (Current)

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 === 2011 (Current) ===
-"Howard Benade: Development of automation mechanisms for the Biceri Universal Wear-testing Machine"
+"Howard Benade: Development of automation mechanisms for the Biceri Universal Wear-testing Machine"<br/>
 == Documentation ==

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	== The BICERI Machine as test metal cutting apparatus ==		== The BICERI Machine as test metal cutting apparatus ==

−	~~Howard Benade~~ will ~~fill this gap~~.	+	Parts being made will be implemented and metal cutting tests will then be performed to determine repeatability of the tests.
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		+	Autmation mechanisms have been installed.

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	=== 2011 (Current) ===		=== 2011 (Current) ===
		+	"Howard Benade: Development of automation mechanisms for the Biceri Universal Wear-testing Machine"

	== Documentation ==		== Documentation ==

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 [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Tribology/BICERI_UWM/BICERI%20UWM-files%20(2009)/CML732%20Report%20(BICERI).pdf Report] | [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Tribology/BICERI_UWM/BICERI%20UWM-files%20(2009)/ Project files]
-=== 2010 (Current) ===
+=== 2011 (Current) ===
 == Documentation ==

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	[http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.vsd .VSD (Visio)] \| [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.pdf .PDF]		[http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.vsd .VSD (Visio)] \| [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.pdf .PDF]

−	== ~~Test Procedure~~ ==	+	== The BICERI Machine as test metal cutting apparatus ==
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		+	Howard Benade will fill this gap.

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	The machine's wiring diagram is included in the BICERI UWM-file. It was drawn by hand due to the unavailability of wiring diagram from BICERI. The file contains the wiring diagram of the junction box.		The machine's wiring diagram is included in the BICERI UWM-file. It was drawn by hand due to the unavailability of wiring diagram from BICERI. The file contains the wiring diagram of the junction box.
	[http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.vsd .VSD (Visio)] \| [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.pdf .PDF]		[http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.vsd .VSD (Visio)] \| [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Rigs/02_pH/02pH_WiringDiagram_2009.pdf .PDF]
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		+	== Test Procedure ==

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 == Current/Previous projects ==
-=== 2009 (Current) ===
+=== 2009 ===
 Gerhard Marais, '''Commissioning of the BICERI Universal Wear Machine'''<br/>
 [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Tribology/BICERI_UWM/BICERI%20UWM-files%20(2009)/CML732%20Report%20(BICERI).pdf Report] | [http://ragnarok.up.ac.za/Tribology/BICERI_UWM/BICERI%20UWM-files%20(2009)/ Project files]
 == Documentation ==

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−	[[File:~~Pmc02ph_rig~~.JPG\|500px\|right\|thumb\|The BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine in the Tribology Lab]]	+	[[File:BICERI_UWM.JPG\|500px\|right\|thumb\|The BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine in the Tribology Lab]]
	Dr Terry Eyre from Brunel University in the UK developed a multi-functional wear-testing machine and the British Internal Combustion Engine Research Institute (BICERI) distributed it. It was called the “BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine”. The machine is multi-functional in that it incorporates three different wear contact regimes, mentioned below:		Dr Terry Eyre from Brunel University in the UK developed a multi-functional wear-testing machine and the British Internal Combustion Engine Research Institute (BICERI) distributed it. It was called the “BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine”. The machine is multi-functional in that it incorporates three different wear contact regimes, mentioned below:

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 Dr Terry Eyre from Brunel University in the UK developed a multi-functional wear-testing machine and the British Internal Combustion Engine Research Institute (BICERI) distributed it. It was called the “BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine”. The machine is multi-functional in that it incorporates three different wear contact regimes, mentioned below:
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 * Rotating pin-on-disk module; and
 * Block-on-ring module.
 Each of these wear contact regimes could be studied by a configuration of the hardware provided.
 More than 10 years ago Sasol purchased a Universal Wear Machine from BICERI, wanting to utilize its diversity. Unfortunately this was right around the time that BICERI went bankrupt. Sasol received the machine, but it could never be fully commissioned due to faulty software. The machine was donated to the University of Pretoria a few years ago and was commissioned in 2009 as a CML project.
-'''Figure 1'''. The BICERI Universal Wear-testing Machine in the Tribology Lab.
+=== Wiring diagrams ===