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The chapter refers, on the one hand, to the description of the construction and operation of conveyors, and on the other hand, to the establishment of the relations for the determination of the main parameters of the movements—the speed of the transport and the driving power—according to the dynamic evaluation of the conveyors, and determination of the optimal regimes of working of the oscillating and vibrating conveyors. Given the diversity and complexity of the functions performed by these machines in the industrial processes, the processes of designing and redesigning these machines are based on scientific and technological research, in order to be able to determine the working regimes and the main parameters both on the basis of some theoretical relationships depending on the main transport cases, as well as by using experimentally developed nomograms.
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Stoicovici, D.I. (2021). Movement Regimes and Determining the Main Parameters of Oscillating and Vibrating Conveyors. In: Moga, L., Șoimoșan, T.M. (eds) Environmental and Human Impact of Buildings. Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57418-5_6
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