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Modern Design of the Transport Vehicles Drive Structures

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In the modern design of the transport vehicles drives—universal joints are frequently derived from the synchronous operation. In the paper were discussed ways to counteract this phenomenon. It is necessary to build a diagnozer for the evaluation of the changes in the rigidity of the supports, internal dumping, rigidity of components, etc. Method of diagnosis will allow an assessment of the spatial position of the shafts, their dynamics and as a result, adjust the phase of the shaft. Phase control in real-time will occur through the use of smart tools.

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    Franciszek W. Przystupa

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Przystupa, F.W. (2020). Modern Design of the Transport Vehicles Drive Structures. In: Sokolski, M. (eds) Mining Machines and Earth-Moving Equipment. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-25478-0_7

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