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Performance Improvement of Flow Rate of Spiral Chip Feeder in Domestic Cattle Manure monitor Making Machine

Authors: MR. NIKHIL P. KAWADE, DR. ATUL B. TUPKAR

Abstract: The abstract outlines a study focused on the stability and effectiveness of a screw feeding mechanism designed for the outlet of pulping material in a screw reactor. This reactor functions as a continuous system where material is transported and mixed by a screw (augur). The study emphasizes the importance of operational conditions in influencing the process outcomes. To efficiently understand and optimize the system, the researchers employed modelling techniques, which are often quicker and more cost-effective than conducting experiments. The paper provides a comprehensive list of modelling approaches, both validated by experiments and theoretical, that is applicable to various aspects of screw reactor operation.

Additionally, the study delves into new product development, specifically shaping a conical screw feeding reactor along with its shaft and flights design. A crucial aspect analyzed is the radial force effect on the flight surface during spiral rotation. Structural engineering techniques were employed to ensure the sustainability of the design, with validation results confirming its effectiveness.

Keywords: Screw, Radial Force, Pulping Material