Development of an alternative device for stability determination of wet aggregate

Authors

  • Rafael Cesar Tieppo UNEMAT
  • Alexandre Luís Puhl UNEMAT
  • Cassiano Cremon UNEMAT
  • Wininton Mendes da Silva UNEMAT
  • Jucélio Marcos Carvalho UNEMAT

Keywords:

Sieve Shaker, Soil Aggregates Distribution, Yoder

Abstract

The present work had as objective to develop and construct a vertical oscillation device to determine the stability of soil aggregates in water. To build the device, called DEA/TP-09, we used steel plates and angles, a 559W 1720 rpm electric motor with a 1:53 reducer, elevation system consisting of crankshaft with 0.045 m stroke, connecting rod, bearings, universal joint and a sieve set. DEA/TP-09 showed a 0.00001 m error in determining the pondered mean diameter. Its cost was lower than that of commercial equipment, as old parts were used in the construction and because the design was developed seeking an economic structure and quality product

Author Biographies

Rafael Cesar Tieppo, UNEMAT

Departamento de Agronomia

Alexandre Luís Puhl, UNEMAT

Graduando em Agronomia

Cassiano Cremon, UNEMAT

Departamento de Agronomia

Wininton Mendes da Silva, UNEMAT

Graduando em Agronomia

Jucélio Marcos Carvalho, UNEMAT

Graduando em Agronomia

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Published

2012-01-16

How to Cite

Tieppo, R. C., Puhl, A. L., Cremon, C., da Silva, W. M., & Carvalho, J. M. (2012). Development of an alternative device for stability determination of wet aggregate. Scientia Plena, 7(11). Retrieved from https://scientiaplena.emnuvens.com.br/sp/article/view/402

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Vol. 7 No. 11 (2011): November/Novembro 2011

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