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Reliability assessment of a grain header with a hydraulic drive of active working bodies

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By Taras Hutsol, Pawel Kielbasa, Denys Baranovskyi, Anatolii Panchenko, Angela Voloshina, Sergey Kiurchev
| Nature Verified
Abstract The reliability of grain harvesting equipment is one of the key factors affecting harvesting efficiency, crop losses, and operational costs. The aim of this study was to evaluate the reliability of a grain header equipped with a hydraulic drive of active working units and to determine the influence of the drive type on operational reliability indicators.
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Multi-objective optimization of an energy-efficient diaphragm spring for clutch applications

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By Denys Baranovskyi, Anton Sergienko, Pavel L. Kalinin, Nikolay Sergienko, Serhii Vladov, Nataliia Pavlova, Aleksandr Nazarov, Taras Hutsol, Magomediemin Gasanov, Vladyslav Tykhanovskyi
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study presents a deterministic multi-objective framework for the energy-efficient design of a diaphragm spring for automotive clutch applications. The proposed methodology is based on the direct feasible-set approach and similarity theory, enabling synthesis-level optimal-rational design within a closed dimensionless parameter space.
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Application of the Integral Energy Criterion and Neural Network Model for Helicopter Turboshaft Engines’ Vibration Characteristics Analysis

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By Serhii Vladov, Maryna Bulakh, Denys Baranovskyi, Eduard Kisiliuk
| MDPI
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