Use of machining for adaptation of parts with the aid of a four-stroke otto cycle engine for use in rural areas
Abstract
The productive systems of inputs and food in the countryside must reach the demand demanded by cities and urban centers. In this sense, machines provide the necessary productivity for this purpose, where there is a need to multiply human strength, through machines, to perform the heavy tasks in the rural environment. However, parts and machinery are not always found with the specificity necessary for the various tasks required, being a constant of new technologies that assist and facilitate the service of the worker, as well as machining, which promotes from adaptations to the manufacture of parts for use in machines that already exist. A key element in this whole process is the engines. In this context, parts were manufactured for adaptation of use, intermediating the applicability between the thrusters and the mechanisms to be used, making it possible to convert energy into work for the field. It is necessary an investigation, in prototyping to improve the technologies of the rural environment, thus opening the possibility of employability of new sciences for the preparation of methods, processes and mechanisms with new planning, such as 3D modeling.
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Copyright (c) 2023 Paulo Sidnei Stringhini Junior, Thais Aparecida Santos Lopes, Leandro Madeira de Oliveira, Moises Felipe Ribeiro dos Santos , Julio Cesar Stringhini, Dalton Pedroso de Queiroz , Rony Gonçalves de Oliveira, Margarete Soares da Silva, Aguinaldo Lenine Alves, Greicieli de Lima Zandoná GodoyAuthor(s)
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Paulo Sidnei Stringhini Junior
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Thais Aparecida Santos Lopes
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Leandro Madeira de Oliveira
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Moises Felipe Ribeiro dos Santos
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Julio Cesar Stringhini
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Dalton Pedroso de Queiroz
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Rony Gonçalves de Oliveira
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Margarete Soares da Silva
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Aguinaldo Lenine Alves
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Greicieli de Lima Zandoná Godoy