7.1.- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Mechanical engineering is the application of physics to the elements that surround us to improve existing mechanical devices or create new ones. Since it is based on physical principles, its origin goes back to the origin of those principles and its development is closely linked to the advances in mechanics. Nevertheless, it was not until the invention of the steam engine that it became one of the pillars of the development of the industry.

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The Industrial Revolution of the seventeenth century took place as a result of the creation of this device. From that moment, with the contributions of scientists and engineers as important as Watt, Stephenson, Tesla or Rankine, an unprecedented renewal of both concept and development of new machines began.

The concept of industry, as it was known till that moment, changed with the development of those machines. Mass production was implemented, machine designs were improved and, consequently, the range of production processes increased, resulting in an unthinkable variety of new products adapted to the needs of society.

Within the mechanical engineering, it is worth mentioning the following fields of study and application:

  • Mechanisms.
  • Structures.
  • Dynamics.
  • Vibrations.
  • Oscillations.

At present, any industry, from food to aerospace, must be at the highest level of technological innovation. Therefore, research and development of new devices is particularly important to always have the latest technology and to be at the level required by the industry 4.0.

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DYNAMIC FRICTION OF A CYLINDER ON A ROLLER - MEMT-2
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MEMT-2

Dynamic Friction of a Cylinder on a Roller

Accessory of MEMT
This unit allows to demonstrate the friction forces between several cylinders of different materials and a roller under different lubrication conditions.The "MEMT-2" unit consists of two levers that transmit a force applied by weights to a test...
DYNAMIC FRICTION OF A PIN ON A DISC - MEMT-3
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MEMT-3

Dynamic Friction of a Pin on a Disc

Accessory of MEMT
This unit allows to study the friction forces between several vertical friction pins of different materials and a rotating friction disc.The end of each vertical pin is made of a different material and rubs against the rotating steel disc. The...
ROLLING FRICTION IN WHEELS - MEMT-4
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MEMT-4

Rolling Friction in Wheels

Accessory of MEMT
This module allows to determine the slip forces between two rotating friction discs in contact.The slip between the discs is maintained constant by a gearbox. The pressure can be adjusted with a lever and a set of weights. The unit includes a...
ELASTOHYDRODYNAMIC LUBRICATION - MEMT-5
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MEMT-5

Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication

Accessory of MEMT
This unit allows to investigate the thickness and characteristics of a lubricant film on a rolling sphere.The unit consists in a steel sphere and a driven glass disc.The sphere is pressed against the underside of the glass disc. The light from a...
FRICTION VIBRATION - MEMT-6
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MEMT-6

Friction Vibration

Accessory of MEMT
This module allows to demonstrate the static friction, the sliding friction, the related friction vibrations and the slip-stick effects.Several weights are placed on a horizontally rotating friction disc. It is prevented from turning by a cord....
THIN CYLINDER UNIT - MCD
  • MCD
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MCD

Thin Cylinder Unit

The Thin Cylinder Unit, "MCD", has been developed to enable the student to verify various analytical formulae with actual measured results. Strain gauges mounted in various positions and orientations on the cylinder provide an opportunity for...
UNIT FOR STUDYING BEARING FRICTION - MBF
  • MBF
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MBF

Unit for Studying Bearing Friction

The Unit for Studying Bearing Friction, "MBF", has been designed by EDIBON to study sliding friction in slide bearings and rolling bearings. Since rolling friction is very little, rotational dynamics basic tests can be performed with the inertia...
BELT FRICTION UNIT WITH DYNAMOMETERS - MCF/A
  • MCF/A
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7.1.5.- TRIBOLOGY (FRICTION, WEAR, LUBRICATION)

MCF/A

Belt Friction Unit with Dynamometers

The Belt Friction Unit with Dynamometers, "MCF/A", designed by EDIBON, allows studies and investigations to compare the friction coefficient for a given contact angle of a flat belt and a V-belt.With this unit it is possible to observe the...
THICK WALLED CYLINDER UNIT - MCPG
  • MCPG
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7.1.6.- STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

MCPG

Thick Walled Cylinder Unit

In the Thick-Walled Cylinder Unit, "MCPG", the stresses are determined through the measurement of the strains produced on the surface. These strains are measured by strain gauges.The thick-walled vessel consists of an aluminum cylinder of length...
UNIT FOR STUDYING FORCES IN A JIB CRANE - MFPG
  • MFPG
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7.1.6.- STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

MFPG

Unit for studying Forces in a Jib Crane

The Unit for studying Forces in a Jib Crane, "MFPG", is designed to study the tensile and compressive forces in a planar central force system based on the example of a crane jib.The unit represents a planar central force system in which multiple...
SUSPENSION BRIDGE UNIT - MVS
  • MVS
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7.1.6.- STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

MVS

Suspension Bridge Unit

The Suspension Bridge Unit, "MVS", has been meticulously designed by EDIBON to explore the dynamics of stresses in a suspension bridge system. This unit simulates a suspension bridge using a deck and two parallel main cables, allowing students to...
PARABOLIC ARCH UNIT - MARP
  • MARP
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7.1.6.- STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

MARP

Parabolic Arch Unit

The Parabolic Arch Unit "MARP" contains a pre-shaped articulated arch, which can be subjected to point or evenly distributed loads by means of seven uniformly distributed cables (cords) with hangers.One support of the arch is fixed whereas the...
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