Application of Multi-Valued Weighting Logical Functions in the Analysis of a Degree of Importance of Construction Parameters on the Example of Hydraulic Valves

A. Deptuła

doi:10.2478/ijame-2014-0036

3/2014 vol. 19

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Application of Multi-Valued Weighting Logical Functions in the Analysis of a Degree of Importance of Construction Parameters on the Example of Hydraulic Valves

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Opole University of Technology Faculty of Production Engineering and Logistic 75 Ozimska Str., 45-370 Opole, POLAND

Online publication date: 2014-09-02

Publication date: 2014-08-01

International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering 2014;19(3):539-548

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ijame-2014-0036

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KEYWORDS

optimization process

weighting logical coefficients

hydraulic valves

pomps

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In the optimization process, changes in the construction parameters value influence the behaviour of functions depending on time. Weighting logical coefficients for the stabilisation time are taken into consideration here, i.e., a shorter (better) stabilisation time has a more important (bigger) value of the weighting coefficient. An example of applying weighting logical functions in the analysis of a degree of importance of construction parameters of a hydraulic valve is presented in the paper

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