Vladis Kosse’s research while affiliated with Queensland University of Technology and other places

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Publications (16)


Condition monitoring of low-speed bearings - A review
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January 2008

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1,192 Reads

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23 Citations

Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering

Eric Kim

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Vladis Kosse

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Andy Tan

Machines with operating speeds less than 600 rpm are classified as low-speed machinery. These machines are usually the most critical items in the production line, generally large and have high rotating inertias. Until recently, there has not been much interest in condition monitoring of these machines as they do not fail easily. However, if an expected failure does occur, the downtime and replacement, costs can be enormous, which can lead to massive, production loss. Unlike those medium- to high-speed machines, condition monitoring of low-speed machinery presents a challenge as traditional velocity and acceleration sensors are only sensitive to responses with high impact rates. The moving components of these machines that require condition monitoring are mainly bearings and gears. Due to the lack of interest until recently, there is limited literature on condition monitoring of low-speed machinery. In this review, the authors have attempted to gather together the innovative and advanced approaches on condition monitoring of low-speed machinery, with the main focus on rolling element bearing condition monitoring.


Using Hysteresis Loop and Torsional Shock Loading to Assess Damping and Efficiency of Cyclodrives

January 2007

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5 Citations

Cyclodrives gained popularity in the last 10...15 years. They posses many unique features such as large reduction ratio in one stage and ability to withstand up to 500% shock overloading. They are much smaller than conventional drives with a similar reduction ratio. They posses 'lost motion' up to ±28o, which can be attributed to clearances and contact deformation, and it plays much greater role in Cyclodrives performance than in other kinds of drives. Despite many interesting characteristics of Cyclodrives very few research publications are available on Cyclodrive features and dynamics. In this paper a comparative analysis is conducted of Cyclodrives and other kinds of drives with very large reduction ratio in one stage. Results of experimental study of the hysteresis phenomenon in Cyclodrives and damping properties derived from dickey curves under torsional impact load are presented. The static efficiency of Cyclodrives was significantly lover of the dynamic efficiency reported by the manufacturer (in excess of 92.5%) when they are loaded up to the nominal torque, and significantly decreases when they are overloaded to 4 times the nominal torque.





Revealing Design Flaws at Different Stages of Product Development Using Anticipatory Failure Determination (AFD TM ) Technique

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In this paper a combination of conventional tools for machinery failure analysis, Anticipatory Failure Determination (AFD TM) and Classical TRIZ has been suggested. The use of these tools in combination proved to be highly effective. The effectiveness of this combination has been illustrated with two case studies – one on revealing design flaws at early stages of the rack and pinion mechanism development and the other one on revealing the flaw in bolster design that remained hidden for many years while the bolster assemblies worked under normal operation conditions, but caused significant financial losses when flood happened.


Citations (9)


... The primary drawback of mechanical peeling resides in the propensity for material loss and deformations. Mitigating material losses and enhancing process quality directly impact the overall efficiency of the food processing industry [21]. To address this, further research is warranted to delve into the technological aspects of these operations. ...

Reference:

Optimization and Prediction of Operational Parameters for Enhanced Efficiency of a Chickpea Peeling Machine
Study of Mechanical Deformations on Tough Skinned Vegetables during Mechanical Peeling Process (A Review)
  • Citing Article
  • June 2012

GSTF Journal of Engineering Technology

... N/mm, for loading speeds of 1.25, 10 and 20 mm/min, respectively. The average value of the force on the biological yield strength of the pumpkin peel was 310 N [15]. ...

Mechanical Behaviours of Pumpkin Peel under Compression Test
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  • Full-text available
  • September 2011

... Some other studies are oriented to model the electromagnetic behavior of the motor to obtain a clearer view of design parameters and their influence on the performance characteristic, using an empirical approach and a formula [5,8,9]. Furthermore, other research works are dedicated to exploring in detail the stepper motor design via virtual prototyping techniques such as Finite Element Analysis (FEA) [10][11][12][13][14]. Virtual prototyping is established as a conventional tool, used widely in the product design process (PDP), and subjected to many studies [15][16][17][18][19]. It also allows for performing optimization in very shortened terms and generally accelerates the entire PDP [20,21]. ...

Virtual prototyping used as validation tool in automotive design

Built Environment

... The preliminary tests were conducted to determine the optimal dimensions of the machine in terms of saving material, time, and cost (Shirmohammadi et al., 2011). The size and shape of the machine components were determined based on the physical properties of well-matured Ambarella fruits (Large and Miniature types). ...

Study of Tissue Damage during Mechanical Peeling of Tough Skinned Vegetables

... The workbench was designed from the ground up to study the friction in cable-pulley transmissions. In previous works (Geonea, Dumitru, and Dumitru 2017;Horn et al. 2015;Kumar, Kosse, and Oloyede 2012;Sanponpute and Watthong 2010), it was noted that friction models can be built up from strain and torque measurements. In our experiments, two load cells type S with a nominal capacity of 2 kgf, and sensibility of 1mV/V were used. ...

A novel testing system for a Cycloidal drive
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • November 2012

... Reference [31] calculated the influence of input speed and torque on efficiency under four different loads. Reference [32] analyzed the influence of damping on transmission efficiency. established an adhesive wear model of helical and double-helical gears in line contact hybrid EHL lubrication. ...

Using Hysteresis Loop and Torsional Shock Loading to Assess Damping and Efficiency of Cyclodrives
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  • January 2007

... Miao et al. [5] proposed a novel adaptive variational mode decomposition (AVMD) algorithm based on vibration signals for consistent fault diagnosis of rolling bearings. However, due to the vibration sensors being distributed across multiple planar locations, it is challenging to account for their corresponding frequencies and measurement accuracies [6] Additionally, variations in signal transmittance and attenuation coefficients due to different installation methods can lead to increased measurement errors to some extent [7] Compared with vibration detection, audio signals contain a greater proportion of high-frequency components. Among these, acoustic emission detection is considered an effective method for non-destructive testing [8] Ai proposed a method for impact damage assessment using acoustic emission (AE) sensor technology, employing an XGBoost classifier to predict different damage categories [9] Cheng et al. [10] proposed a composite multiscale grey entropy (CMGE) characterization index for rolling bearing degradation, combined with a dynamic particle filter (PF) to predict the degradation trend. ...

Condition monitoring of low-speed bearings - A review
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  • January 2008

Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering

... Technical drawings are the most common form of formalized component description in engineering and a central element in the development of mechanical components (Garland et al., 2017;Sampaio, 2018). They serve as an important means of communication between different disciplines and groups of people within organizations (Lille, 2013;Barr, 2004;Kosse, 2005). Despite the progress of digitization and the widespread use of virtual CAD data in mechanical engineering, technical drawings are still widely used in industry (Moreno-García et al., 2019). ...

Engineering Drawing as a Global Language for Engineers
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... The correct author names and affiliations are given above. The first paragraph of Section 2 should have been written as follows: ''To identify incipient rolling element bearing defects, data obtained from a low-speed machinery fault simulator that enables modeling of bearing faults under different load conditions at different rotational speeds developed by CRC-IEAM, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) was used in the tests, as shown in Fig. 1(a) [70]. The test rig allows a range of bearing and gear faults to be simulated at low speeds with loads applied radially and by hydraulic devices. ...

Development of Testing Facilities for Verification of Machine Condition Monitoring Methods for Low Speed Machinery
  • Citing Article
  • June 2008