一个展示直线振动筛筛板上单质点运动情况的仿真实验外文文献翻译.docVIP

附录 A virtual experiment showing single particle motion on a linearly vibrating screen-deck ZHAO Lala , LIU Chusheng, YAN Junxia School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, China University of Mining Technology, Xuzhou 221008, China 1 Introduction Vibration screening is a complicated process used in the mineral processing area that is affected by the vibration and other technical parameters of the screen and by the processed materials properties. The motion of the material on the screen deck has a direct relation to the quality of the screening process. Factors such as the penetration probability of the particles and the productivity of the apparatus are important. So investigating the theory of motion and the properties of the screened materials is of great significance for choosing reasonable kinematic parameters that ensure an effective screening process. The sieving experiment forms the foundation of screening theory. The traditional experimental methods have the disadvantages of being complex to operate, being easily influenced by outside conditions and being difficult to carry out accurately in small scale. Virtual experimental technology, on the other hand, has the advantages of low cost, of having no limits in the field related to the available time and number of tests and of affording the simulation of complex processes. Virtual techniques have been widely applied in studies within military, medical and industrial fields. We describe a virtual screening experimental system built upon physical simulation principles. The motion of a single particle on a linearly vibrating screen deck was studied. The influences of kinematic parameters on the state of motion were discussed. These results could provide a reference for the convenient study of vibrating screen theory and sieving practice. 2 Theory of linear motion on a vibrating screen Different kinematic parameters, such as the vibration frequency, f, the amplitude, λ, the inclination angle o