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Table 2 deformation FEA and Testing results for MS Table 3 deformation and FEA results for GF

Table 2 deformation FEA and Testing results for MS Table 3 deformation and FEA results for GF

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Fig.20 shows the relation between load and displacement developed in the both rollers. It is observed that the steel roller having less deformation than glass fiber roller. Fig.10 Load Vs Deformation of both Rollers UTM Result
Fig.20 shows the relation between load and displacement developed in the both rollers. It is observed that the steel roller having less deformation than glass fiber roller. Fig.10 Load Vs Deformation of both Rollers UTM Result
Fig 9 Experimental setup of Glass fibre roller Fig. 8 Experimental setup of MS roller
Fig 9 Experimental setup of Glass fibre roller Fig. 8 Experimental setup of MS roller
Fig.11 Load Vs Deformation of Steel Roller on UTM
Fig.11 Load Vs Deformation of Steel Roller on UTM
Fig12 Load Vs Deformation of Glass fibre Roller on UTM Fig. 11 shows that when load gradually increases up to 2500 N it gives deformation level 0.024 mm for steel roller.
Fig12 Load Vs Deformation of Glass fibre Roller on UTM Fig. 11 shows that when load gradually increases up to 2500 N it gives deformation level 0.024 mm for steel roller.
Table 4Analytical Weight of Roller Conveyor
Table 4Analytical Weight of Roller Conveyor
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