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Physical background of hydraulic fluid flow through a filter

Physical background of hydraulic fluid flow through a filter

Filtering or removing unwanted solid particles from the medium we want to clean, be it different gases or liquids, is a very complex process. This is already evident in the basic terms related to the type, material and shape of the filter and the filtering process. This is especially evident in the in-depth knowledge of the physical background of the liquid passing through the filter, the mechanisms of the elimination of unwanted particles, and in the modelling and simulation of this process.

Development of the hydraulic system of the Stewart platform

Development of the hydraulic system of the Stewart platform

The Stewart platform allows simulation in six degrees of freedom. It consists of two irregular hexagons connected by six actuators – hydraulic cylinders. The controlled simultaneous retraction or extraction of the piston rods from the tubes of the hydraulic cylinders changes the length of each leg, achieving the movement of the upper moving platform, which is described using a mathematical background.

Load-bearing lattice structures and segmentation

Load-bearing lattice structures and segmentation

Due to their simplicity and versatility, load-bearing lattice structures allow construction in hard-to-reach areas, as they are easy to transport, easy to install and do not take up much space. Established engineering practice uses a modular structure design where the load-bearing structure is divided into height segments. In the presented study, we question the appropriateness of such an approach.

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