Analysis Of Washing Machine

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VIBRATION ANALYSIS OF A VERTICAL AXIS DRUM BASED WASHING MACHINE Churnika N. Narkhede1, Dr. K.K. Dhande2 S.P.Pune University, DYPIET,Pune nikki.narkhede@gmail.com Received xx/xx/xxxx; Revised xx/xx/xxxx; Accepted xx/xx/xxxx Abstract— Today, there is a rapid increase in the demand for saving energy in all industries and industrial applications and even in home appliances such as microwaves, refrigerators, air conditioners, power tools, vacuum cleaners and washing machines. In a fully automatic washing machine, an unbalanced mass of clothes in a spin drum can cause vibration problems. This causes not only wastage of energy but also noise and structural damage. Each time a washing machine enters its spin cycle, it begins to create high frequency vibrations. The unbalanced mass of clothes causes vibration because in the spin drying stage, the drum spins at a relatively high speed causing the clothes to be pressed against the inner wall of the spin drum and this can become a large unbalanced mass until the end of the stage. This paper focus on the study related to analysis and design of a control system for the …show more content…

Not only that but demand for energy saving is increasing rapidly in all industries and industrial applications and even in home appliances such as microwaves, refrigerators, air conditioners, power tools, vacuum cleaners and washing machines. A number of different parts which are used in a number of different ways can be found inside a machine. But the main goal is to have each part working correctly, cohesively and safely. If a machine is off balance or is vibrating more than it should, not only could it cause damage to the parts inside of it but also to the floor that it is sitting on. Reducing machine vibration reduces the damages that can be seen in the machines and the surrounding area while maximizing the working

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