Gunt Germany - Mechatronics lab

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Vibration analysis is a key tool in estimating the condition of a roller bearing. The slow change in the vibration spectrum provides indications of the remaining life of a bearing and can be used as a criterion for its replacement. The spectral distribution can deliver accurate information on the type and location of the damage. PT 501 contains six interchangeable roller bearings on which different faults can be detected and explained. The radial load on the bearing is set within broad limits using the loading device.

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The experimental unit IA 110 can be used to calibrate an electronic pressure sensor under practical conditions. The test pressure is generated with a conventional piston manometer. The piston is loaded with weight rings and generates a defined test pressure p = F_G/A_P, where F_G is the force due to the weights and A_P is the cross-sectional area of the piston. A hand-operated spindle is used to relieve the pressure after measurement allowing the piston to return to a rest position. The influence of friction is minimised by rotating the piston during measurement. The test pressure generated in this way is applied to the diaphragm of a pressure sensor. The pressure-dependent electrical output signal is indicated on a digital display.

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This training kit can be used to investigate a selection of different sensor types commonly used in industrial automation: optical, capacitive and inductive proximity switches to record displacement and proximity. These sensors are mounted on a base plate with the relevant accessories. The trigger distance is determined by moving the sensor holder. The base plate is provided with a scale for this purpose. A separate supply unit powers the sensors and displays the switching state by way of light-emitting diodes.

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In order to describe a spatial body adequately and thereby fulfil a basic principle of exact replication and repeatable production, several views of the body are usually necessary. To do this, bodies are shown in three planes: front view, side view and plan or bottom view. The presentation follows fixed rules that are defined in the standards. Even for simple bodies, the presentation in three planes requires a considerable degree of abstraction ability and spatial imagination on the part of students. This ability is a prerequisite for both creating and interpreting engineering drawings or sketches and is taught by means of geometric models.
The TZ 100 model set provides a learning concept with which to introduce students to the discipline of descriptive geometry.A corner of a room, comprising three flat Plexiglas sheets, holds the models. The corresponding view is inserted into each plane of the room corner, so that it is possible to directly compare model (workpiece) and drawing.
A total of ten models of varying difficulty are included. One model is made of Plexiglas in order to develop an understanding of hidden edges. The other models are made of aluminium.
The models are precision-manufactured so that measuring exercises can also be conducted. All parts are clearly laid out and well protected in a storage system.The exercises are ideally performed by the students themselves. Two students can comfortably work with one model set.
The instructional materials include a complete set of drawings. A representation in three views, the 3D view and the production drawing are included for each model.

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• Item Code: TZ100