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The issue of determining cutting forces in machining processes is relevant due to the need to improve the efficiency, quality, and accuracy of hard-to-machine materials. In particular, preventive heating of the workpiece can reduce the mechanical resistance of the machined material, which reduces the load on the tool and increases its service life. The article aims to study and analyze the equipment design for measuring cutting forces under conditions of preventive heating.

The work describes the structure and operational principles of a bicycle's free-wheel ball clutch. It also provides a comprehensive methodology for calculating the clutch's working components' transverse forces, bending moments, and movements. The calculations are illustrated for two scenarios of half-coupling loading: two concentrated opposite forces and a uniform load. The provided materials and data enable designers to make informed decisions regarding the selection of materials for manufacturing and the primary geometric parameters of the free-wheel ball clutch.

The rotor is a major element of high-speed mechanisms that are widely used in various industries, such as laboratory centrifuges for separating mixtures of different fractions, gas turbines, industrial compressors, engines, and others. The main requirement for such mechanisms is reliability and safety during operation. To ensure the above requirements, it is necessary to determine the stress-strain state of the most loaded structural elements of the system.

The article examines the design features and the principle of its operation of the overrunning ball clutch. A methodology for calculating transverse forces, bending moments and axial deformations of the main elements of the overrunning ball clutch is proposed. The given materials allow designers to rationally choose the materials for manufacturing and the main geometric parameters of the given overrunning ball clutch

Gear transmissions of various sizes are used in various fields of mechanical engineering, automotive, marine, and aerospace industries according to the needs. This paper presents the modeling and analysis of the modal and harmonic characteristics of a planetary gear transmission for an elbow orthosis. Orthoses are used during the rehabilitation of patients in the postoperative period or during the restoration of lost limb functions. When modeling the planetary gear, the connection elements are made of 45 steel and PLA polylactide.

The goal of the work is to develop a mathematical model of a workpiece bending process by copier to determine the necessary parameters of the process and increase its efficiency. Significance. The quality of the process of workpiece bending by copier depends on many factors and is accompanied by both elastic and plastic deformations. Therefore, a mathematical description and analysis of the workpieces is an urgent issue, because it will allow to justify the parameters of the process and increase its efficiency. Method.

Shafts of various sizes are used in various fields of mechanical engineering, automotive, marine and aerospace industries to transmit torque according to requirements. In this paper, we simulate and analyse the modal and harmonic response of a shaft on which a satellite of a planetary gearbox for an elbow orthosis is mounted. The orthoses are used during the rehabilitation of patients in the postoperative period or during the regeneration of lost limb functions. Steel 45 and PLA polylactide were used in the shaft modelling.

Personnel management is an activity that creates many new challenges for managers who implement it at the enterprise. Today, one of these challenges is personnel management under martial law. In the conditions of martial law, a person's mental state is especially vulnerable, which is accompanied by a change in behavior, a low level of information perception, and an aggressive attitude towards others. All these negative processes are formed under the influence of stress in which people are, in particular, employees in organizations under martial law.

The rotor is a key element of high-speed mechanisms that are widely used in various industries, such as laboratory centrifuges used to separate mixtures of different fractions, gas turbines, industrial compressors, engines, and others. The main requirement for such mechanisms is reliability and safety during operation. To ensure the above requirements, it is necessary to determine the stress-strain state of the most loaded structural elements of the system and the dynamic characteristics.

Automobile manufacturers, when designing new cars, are increasingly faced with the need to reduce the weight of components in order to achieve the required level of fuel consumption and environmental standards. As a result, internal combustion engines (ICEs) with a small number of cylinders are designed and manufactured, which allows to achieve an increase in output power due to increased pressure in the cylinder and more efficient fuel combustion.