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Study of Shearer Dynamic Behaviors along the Traction

LI Xiao-huo

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A shearer dynamic behavior along the traction is simulated and analyzed in the paper, and effects of component mass, rigidities of the machine, revolution speed and load of drum on vibration of the shearer are discussed, which provides a theoretical method and reliable foundation for improving the machine design, reducing its vibration and perfecting its dynamic performances.

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A shearer dynamic behavior along the traction is simulated and analyzed in the paper, and effects of component mass, rigidities of the machine, revolution speed and load of drum on vibration of the shearer are discussed, which provides a theoretical method and reliable foundation for improving the machine design, reducing its vibration and perfecting its dynamic performances.

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A shearer dynamic behavior along the traction is simulated and analyzed in the paper, and effects of component mass, rigidities of the machine, revolution speed and load of drum on vibration of the shearer are discussed, which provides a theoretical method and reliable foundation for improving the machine design, reducing its vibration and perfecting its dynamic performances.

Key concepts: Drum, Vibration, Traction (geology), Engineering, Foundation (evidence), Mechanical engineering, Component (thermodynamics), Structural engineering

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