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ANALYSIS EFFECT OF WALL DIMENSIONS ON THERMAL RESISTANCE IN FURNACE INDUCTION 1200 ⁰C Ahmad Zohari; Eka Bima Saputra; Rivaldo Rivaldo; Sigit Ariyanto; Andriansyah Andriansyah
Jurnal Dinamika Vokasional Teknik Mesin Vol 8, No 1 (2023)
Publisher : Department of Mechanical Engineering Education

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/dinamika.v8i1.53747

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The development of metal hardening industry using electrical induction to increase the hardening temperature chamber is very quick. The temperature can reach 1200 °C in short time by adjusting the electricity input to heater. However, the temperature can also decrease significantly, if the thermal resistance of room cannot prevent heat transfer to outside. The research method uses analysis of other research and direct measurements on induction furnace machine. The machine specifications have maximum room temperature (T1= 1200 ℃), surrounding temperature (T2= 25.8 °C), and the firebrick thermal conductivity (k= 4.78 J/s m°C). Researchers focused on testing variations dimensions (breadth and thickness) of walls. Based on calculation results, the best thermal resistance is 1.1308 in dimension 2 with breadth of 259 cm2 and thickness of 14 cm. This is in accordance with theory of thermal resistance that the higher thermal resistance produced, the higher ability of material to inhibit rate of heat flow.
The Analysis Static of Chassis Robot Arm as Design Modification Induction Melting Furnace Machine Using FEA Method Eka Bima Saputra; Ahmad Zohari; Andriansyah; Wahyu Bambang Sulistyo
Journal of Renewable Energy and Mechanics Vol. 6 No. 02 (2023): REM VOL 6 NO 02 2023
Publisher : UIR PRESS

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25299/rem.2023.vol6.no02.14344

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Induction furnace is a metal melting furnace that uses heater. The high temperatures can cause work accidents if not carefully. The cause of work accidents, especially machines is had mistake when initially machine designed. An alternative solution is to make improvements the machine. The researcher made a robot arm design that functions to transfer melting products and reduce work accidents like being exposed to melted metal. The researcher’s purpose is to analyze the design static of robot arm as modification induction melting furnace machine. The method is to study previous research literature related to static simulation. Researchers use the SolidWork premium 2018 software which consists of stress (von mises), displacement, and FOS (factor of safety) calculations. Based on the static simulation results, it can be concluded that the highest values ​​of simulated stress (von mises) at 5N, 10N, and 15N loads were 13.926Mpa, 27.728Mpa, and 41.531Mpa which categorized as feasible because they were below yield strength value of 64.205Mpa. Simulation displacement, the design experienced the most significant deformation at 15N load with value of 0.337 mm. The FOS (factor of safety) value each loading were 4.610; 2.315; and 1.474 which fulfills the static load safety requirement 1.25.