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The American Journal of Engineering and Technology

Volume 4.
Issue 01.

Volume04 Issue01

January 2022

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The American Journal of Engineering and Technology

VOLUME 4 / ISSUE 01 JANUARY 2022
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4 articles

Engineering and Technology

4 articles
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Engineering and Technology · OPEN ACCESS 15 January 2022

STUDY OF UNIFORMITY OF MOTION LAYERS OF RAW COTTON ON ROLLER CONVEYOR

Djamolov R.K., Korabelnikova T.N.

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The article presents theoretical studies of the uniformity of movement of cotton layers on a roller conveyor, where an expression for finding the gaps between the rollers is determined, as well as the results of the experiments carried out on the main parameters of the receiving device, the optimal criteria for the values of the gaps between the rollers are determined - from 10 to 15 mm.

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Engineering and Technology · OPEN ACCESS 27 January 2022

ASSESSMENT OF THE TECHNICAL CONDITION OF OPERATED HYDROSYSTEMS OF CLASS IV

Daniyar T. Paluanov , Abror N. Ulukmuradov

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The paper considers issues of assessing the level of safety of the technical condition of an operating hydrosystem of class IV. Using the measuring parameters of the hydrosystem, the positions of the depression curve and the specific flow rate in the body of the earthen dam are constructed. When performing numerical calculations of filtration, two calculation schemes were adopted, viz., a homogeneous ground dam without drainage and a dam on a permeable base with tubular drainage.

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Engineering and Technology · OPEN ACCESS 31 January 2022

INVESTIGATION OF THE OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES OF TRANSMISSION OILS USED IN VEHICLES

Alimova Zebo Khamidullayevna , Niyazova Gulhayo Parpiyevna

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This article explores ways to improve the performance of transmission oils. The operating conditions of the gears are characterized by high loads in the contact zone of the teeth, relatively high speeds of mutual movement of rubbing surfaces, and significant temperatures in the contact zone. The antiwear properties of oils should protect transmission parts from wear and the undesirable phenomenon of galling and abrasion of gear drives. In complex sulfur-chlorine additives, sulfide films prevent scuffing, while chloride films, due to their elasticity, reduce wear and energy consumption to overcome frictional forces.

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