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Member from GREECE Nicolaos VAXEVANIDIS University of THESSALY, Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering – VOLOS Vassilis MOUSTAKIS Technical University of Crete – CHANIA Member from AUSTRIA Branko KATALINIC VIENNA University of Technology, Institute of Production Engineering – VIENNA Viktorio MALISA Technikum WIEN, University of Applied Sciences – VIENNA Members from MACEDONIA Valentina GECEVSKA University "St. Cyril and Methodius" SKOPJE, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering – SKOPJE Zoran PANDILOV University "St. Cyril and Methodius" SKOPJE, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering – SKOPJE Radmil POLENAKOVIK University "St. Cyril and Methodius" SKOPJE, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering – SKOPJE Aleksandra BUŽAROVSKA‐POPOVA University "St. Cyril and Methodius" SKOPJE, Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy – SKOPJE Robert MINOVSKI University "St. Cyril and Methodius" SKOPJE, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering – SKOPJE Members from ISRAEL Abraham TAL University TEL‐AVIV, Space and Remote Sensing Division ICTAF – TEL‐AVIV Amnon EINAV University TEL‐AVIV, Space and Remote Sensing Division ICTAF – TEL‐AVIV Member from SWEEDEN Ingvar L. SVENSSON JÖNKÖPING University, School of Engineering Mechanical Engineering – JÖNKÖPING Members from UKRAINE Sergiy G. DZHURA DONETSK National Technical University – DONETSK Member from USA David HUI University of NEW ORLEANS, Department of Mechanical Engineering – NEW ORLEANS Member from SPAIN Patricio FRANCO Universidad Politécnica of CARTAGENA, Ingeniería de Materiales y Fabricación – CARTAGENA Luis Norberto LOPEZ De LACALLE University of Basque Country, Faculty of Engineering – BILBAO Aitzol Lamikiz MENTXAKA University of Basque Country, Faculty of Engineering – BILBAO Member from SLOVENIA Janez GRUM University of LJUBLJANA, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering – LJUBLJANA Member from GERMANY Erich HAHNE University of STUTTGART, Institute of Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer – STUTTGART Keil REINER Technical University DRESDEN, Faculty Transportation & Traffic Sciences Friedrich List – DRESDEN Member from FINLAND Antti Samuli KORHONEN HELSINKI University of Technology, Department of Materials Science & Engineering – HELSINKI Heikki MARTIKKA CEO Himtech Oy Engineering – JOUTSENO Pentti KARJALAINEN University of OULU, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Centre for Advanced Steels Research – OULU ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – Bulletin of Engineering The Scientific Committee members and Reviewers do not receive any remuneration. These positions are voluntary. We are very pleased to inform that our journal ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – BULLETIN of ENGINEERING is going to complete its four years of publication successfully. In a very short period it has acquired global presence and scholars from all over the world have taken it with great enthusiasm. We are extremely grateful and heartily acknowledge the kind of support and encouragement from you. ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – BULLETIN of ENGINEERING ISSN: 2067‐3809 [CD‐Rom, online] copyright © UNIVERSITY POLITEHNICA TIMISOARA, FACULTY OF ENGINEERING HUNEDOARA, 5, REVOLUTIEI, 331128, HUNEDOARA, ROMANIA http://acta.fih.upt.ro 14 2012. Fascicule 2 [April–June]
Content of FASCICULE 2 [APRIL–JUNE] 1. Tamás KULCSÁR, Imre TIMÁR – HUNGARY SURFACE FINISH ANALYSIS OF WEAR ON TRIBOLOGICAL FACILITY 21 ABSTRACT: Today, optimization is one of the main tasks in design work to develop functional and economical satisfying products. The paper demonstrates an overview of mathematical based optimization methods and views their applications in the field of design work. The substantial task of the engineers is to solve technical problems considering several material types, technological, economical, legal, conditions combining with ecological and human‐related restrictions. The solutions have to fulfill all the given and formulated requirements, otherwise it has to reach an optimum value when the designer applying the methodology of the structural design. The necessary resources during the lifetime of the product, like the material and energy consumption, and also the product development related costs and time are important factors we have to reduce, and have to find the optimal solution while keeping the demanded quality level of the product. Changing the variables of such an optimizing problem the model will result a reduction of the mass or the manufacturing cost or the shape or the material properties of the product and in the end of the process we can reach the minimum value of the optimization task. 2. Maja LUTOVAC, Goran FERENC, Vladimir KVRGIĆ, Jelena VIDAKOVIĆ, Zoran DIMIĆ – SERBIA ROBOT PROGRAMMING SYSTEM BASED ON L‐IRL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 27 ABSTRACT: Contemporary robot languages should be simple for usage, compact, portable and easily integrated into complex production systems. L‐IRL (Lola Industrial Robot Language) is a robot Programming Language that was initially Pascal‐based programming language. Further development is intended to add new characteristics such as portability and to become easy to learn and use. L‐IRL is programming language based on the procedural paradigm and it is basis of the offline part of the robot programming system. Developed Graphical User Interface of offline part provides user friendly usage. New language parser is formed as LR(1) type parser (parser that reads input from left to right) and written with tools such as Bison and Lex with the C++ programming language. The proposed solution gives logical and functional separation between different phases of parsing and compiling. L‐IRL is using XML as one of the main communication tools between different elements of the system. XML is used as meta language for system specification file and as object code of the compiler so that new software solution is more compact and portable. 3. Aristotulus Ernst TUNGKA – INDONESIA Abdelnasser Ali OMRAN, Abdelwahab O. GEBRIL, Woo Suk WAH – MALAYSIA Atiek B. SUPRAPTI – INDONESIA MANADO WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT AS SUSTAINABLE CITY OF TOURISM 31 ABSTRACT: Urban waterfront development is a well established urban phenomenon in developed countries based on certain concepts and principles. It enhances urban design, quality of life and economic development of cities. The urban waterfront development in developing countries has produced a varied experience. This Paper looks at a recent coastal development in Manado City, North Sulawesi, Indonesia for its development of urban public spaces, commercial developments and its integration with urban development policy of the city. Manado has a coastal border area that extends from coast to coast Malalayang Maasing down the coast and on Bunaken, Manado Tua island and the island Siladen, which now throughout this protected area has been transformed into a total cultivated area with several activities such as: coastal border area districts Malalayang to district authorities other than the area that was already there are also added to the reclamation of new land currently used as a commercial area consisting of shops / malls, hotels and luxury housing. The development of the project will not enhance the quality of urban life and add aesthetic appeal but it reflects certain physical, economic and social problems. 4. Ján DEKAN, Stanislav MÔCIK – SLOVAKIA MEASUREMENT OF CIRCULAR INTERPOLATION SPECIFICITY AT MILLING MACHINE 37 ABSTRACT: Image of nowadays technological development of machine production is the constant acceleration. This increase in production and parts are increasing demands for quality manufactured products. These are closely linked to the state of machine. For several technical indicators level machine plays an important role of task accuracy. Machining accuracy is affected by a number of uncertainties and variations arising in the carrier system of the machine (elastic and thermal deformation of the supporting bodies, deformations in stationary and mobile connections), the mechanisms for the executive members, in the control system in measuring systems, the tools, plant the workpiece itself. The accuracy of machine tool is determined by its accuracy executive members of the labor movements and their relative position at work. This accuracy can be verified by one of the diagnostic systems, which is presented below.This article discusses about the technical diagnostics of the machine tool. Measuring five axial circular interpolations at milling machine using a diagnostic QC 20W Ballbar from Renishaw. The measurement will be evaluate by automatic analyse from Renishaw company, which is one of the original software components. © copyright FACULTY of ENGINEERING ‐ HUNEDOARA, ROMANIA 15
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