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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Hjullyft

Bergelin, Magnus, Eriksson, Patrik January 2007 (has links)
<p>The graduation essay has been carried out in co-operation with Kalmar Industries in Lidhult, Sweden. The purpose of our essay was to develop a complete construction solution on a hoist that could lift a laying wheel, lift it up and then turn it 90 degrees. After that the wheel shall be placed in a special holder.</p><p>The background of the essay is a record of reports of damage wheels when they been incorrect lifted with a forklift. The hoist shall be used together with the same forklifts that manage the wheels today. </p><p>Together with our instructor at Kalmar Industries we developed a requirement specification and from that we got free hands.</p><p>However this was not the main task from the beginning, then a simular hoist should be develop but used directly in the assembly workshop without using a forklift.</p><p>We started to find principle solutions that later was evaluated against the requirement specification. The best proposals were analyzed by hand and in Catia V5: s FEM-module.</p><p>After a couple of bettering proposal it resulted in a tenable solution. </p><p>Drawings, component specification and a risk analyze was made to finally have a complete solution.</p><p>Kalmar Industries decided to order material and manufacture the construction. The benefits with our construction compared to the daily solution are decreased risk of person injury, equipment-, and wheel damage. Our essay resulted in a complete construction ready to use.</p>
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Hjullyft

Bergelin, Magnus, Eriksson, Patrik January 2007 (has links)
The graduation essay has been carried out in co-operation with Kalmar Industries in Lidhult, Sweden. The purpose of our essay was to develop a complete construction solution on a hoist that could lift a laying wheel, lift it up and then turn it 90 degrees. After that the wheel shall be placed in a special holder. The background of the essay is a record of reports of damage wheels when they been incorrect lifted with a forklift. The hoist shall be used together with the same forklifts that manage the wheels today. Together with our instructor at Kalmar Industries we developed a requirement specification and from that we got free hands. However this was not the main task from the beginning, then a simular hoist should be develop but used directly in the assembly workshop without using a forklift. We started to find principle solutions that later was evaluated against the requirement specification. The best proposals were analyzed by hand and in Catia V5: s FEM-module. After a couple of bettering proposal it resulted in a tenable solution. Drawings, component specification and a risk analyze was made to finally have a complete solution. Kalmar Industries decided to order material and manufacture the construction. The benefits with our construction compared to the daily solution are decreased risk of person injury, equipment-, and wheel damage. Our essay resulted in a complete construction ready to use.

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