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CERTIFICATE
ATMIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE FOR
DIPLOMA STUDIES
[APPROVED BY AICTE, AFFILIATED TO GTU, GUJARAT]
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This research work would not have been possible without the kind
support of many people. We take this opportunity to acknowledge that who has
been great sense of support and inspiration thought the research work
successful. There are lots of people who inspired me and helped, worked for me
in every possible way to provide the details about various related topics thus
making research and report work success.
Ourvery first gratitude goes to our Head of the Mechanical Department
ProfessorI. J. JADEJA, for his guidance, encouragement and support during
my semester. Despite his busy schedule, he is always available to give me
advice, support and guidance during the entire period of my semester. His
insight and creative ideas are always the inspiration for me during the research.
Weare also very grateful to Mr. RAVAL SIRfor providing depth
knowledge about simulation software.
We would like to express my sincere thanks to all my colleagues and the
members of the cloud computing research group. We would like to thank my
parents for their valuable support and encouragement to complete this project.
Last, but not the least my special thanks go to our institute, Atmiya
Institute of Technology and Science for Diploma Studies, for giving us this
opportunity to work in the great environment.
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ABSTRACT
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CONTENTS
Chapter Topics Page
No.
Title Page 1
Certificate 2
Acknowledgement 3
Abstract 4
1 Introduction
1.3 Objective 9
2 Literature Review
3.1 Introduction 15
4 Methodology
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5 Computer Aided Design Drawing
5.1 Introduction 21
5.2 Drawing 21
5.3 SolidWorks 21
6 Working
6.2 Calculation 30
6.3 Application 31
7 Manufacturing Process
7.1 Introduction 32
7.6 Assemble 38
8 Costing
8.1 Material 41
Conclusion 43
Reference 44
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List of Figures
Sr. Figure Name Nos of Page
No. Figure No.
1 Press Bending 1 15
2 Rotary Draw Bending 1 16
3 Roll Bending 1 17
4 Flow Chat 1 19
5 Solid Die 1 22
6 Base Plate 1 23
7 Handle 1 24
8 Cavity Block 1 25
9 Line Diagram of Assemble 1 28
10 Rendered Assemble 1 29
11 Screen Shot of SoldWorks 1 29
12 Lathe – Handle 1 33
13 Lathe – Die 1 34
14 Shaper – Cavity Block 2 35
15 Portable Grinding 1 36
16 Assemble I. 1 38
17 Assemble II. 1 38
18 Assemble I. 1 39
19 Assemble II. 1 39
20 Final Assemble 1 40
21 Group Photo 1 40
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List of Tables
Sr. Table Name Nos of Page
No. Table No.
1 Parts and Material 1 27
2 Part Productions 1 32
3 Costing 1 42
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
What is Pipe Bending?
A pipe bending is a device used for the bending the pipes or tubes
in required angle for the further use.
1.1Concept
The sole purpose of this project is to understand the fundamental
knowledge of design and mechanism by using the simple mechanism property.
Prior Manual pipe benders are not only complicated in structure but also
difficult to operate. The present invention relates to a pipe bender, and more
particularly to a pipe bender capable of bending different sized pipes.
Conventional manual benders are either electrically or hydraulically driven, and
needs to be operated by two hands. One of the conventional manual pipe
benders is a T-shaped structure formed by a longitudinally extending handle and
a transversely extending fixing plate fixed on the handle. When in use, the pipe
to be bent is pressed against two support members at two ends of the fixing
plate, and then the handle is pushed to use a rack to push the pipe until it is bent.
Is this type of the mechanism, problem is that the distance between the two
support members at two ends of the fixing plate is adjusted by eye based on the
user's experience, or based on the scale on the fixing plate, so that the
adjustment is time consuming.
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1.2 Project Synopsis
In this project, development of a pipe bending mechanism in a way
that it can bend the tough pipes or tubes with ease also without wrinkle in the
pipe or tube. With the use of both hand the lever rotate and will bend the pipe.
1.3 Objective
i. To develop a manual pipe bending machine.
ii. To create a device which will create no noise or vibration during
operation with more stability.
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Then, presentation on the knowledge attained and instilled in the
design phase is presented to a panel of three judges. Following up, is the
fabrication of make some method for this project. Choose the material, make
some list for the material and dimension.
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CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE REVIEW
Introduction: -
Abstract: -
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2.2Design and Fabrication of Hydraulic Rod Bending Machine
Introduction: -
Abstract: -
Introduction: -
Abstract: -
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2.4 Research Paper of Manually Operated Pipe Bending Machine
Introduction: -
Abstract: -
The main purpose of the research work is to explain the design and
developed automatic pipe bending machine. It is used in automobile industrial.
Especially discussion is made on the bending project analysis of manually
operated pipe bending without any wrinkle or losing the ovality of the pipe or
tube
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CHAPTER 3
PIPE BENDING MACHINE
3.1 Introduction
A pipe bending is a device designed to give a required curved
shape to the pipe or tube inserted in desired angle. All over the world the
resources of energy are reduce for that we can find new sources of energy. For
that machine is both manually and power operated. The big drawback of power
operated machine is that it requires hand also. Fully power operated machine
are highly expensive. So, the manually operated is mostly preferred in Indian
market. Therefore, our objective was to get as good quality as fully power
operated machine at the minimum prize without affecting the pipe bending
productivity.
A. Press Bending
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Fig No: - 3.1
Press
bending is the simplest and
cheapest method of bending cold pipe and tube. The pipe or tube is
restrained at two eternal points and a ram in the shape of the bend
advances on the central axis and deforms the pipe. The bent pipe or tube
is prone to deformation on both the inside and outside curvature. The pipe
or tube is often deformed into an oval shape depending on the wall
thickness of the material. This process is used where a consistent cross
section of the pipe is not required. This type of bending is suitable for
bending electrical conduit and similar light gauge product.
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Fig No: - 3.2
This is the
most commonly used
style of bender for bending pipe and tubewhere maintaining a good finish
and constant diameter is important.
Rotary draw benders (RDB) are precise in that they bend using
tooling or "diesets" which have a constant center line radius (CLR). The
die set consists oftwo parts: The bend die creates the shape to which the
material will be bent.The pressure die does the work of pushing the
straight material into the benddie while traveling the length of the bend.
Often a positioning index table(IDX) is attached to the bender allowing
the operator to reproduce complexbends which can have multiple bends
and differing planes.
Rotary draw benders are the most popular machines for use in
bending tube,pipe and solids for applications like: handrails, frames,
instrument tubing andmuch more. Rotary draw benders create
aesthetically pleasing bends when theright tooling is matched to the
application.
C. Roll Bending
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3-roll bending is also used for producing work pieces with large
bending radii. The method is similar to the ram bending method, but the
working cylinder and the two stationary counter-rollers rotate, thus
forming the bend. Normally there are 2 fixed rollers and one moving
roller and the work piece is passed forward and backward through the
rollers while gradually moving the
working roller Fig: - 3.3 closer to the counter
rollers which changes the bend radius in
the pipe. This method of bending causes very little deformation in the
cross section of the pipe and is suited to producing coils of pipe as well as
long sweeping bends like those used in powder transfer systems where
large radii bends are required.
D. Bending Spring
These are strong but flexible springs inserted into a pipe to support
the pipewalls during manual bending. They have diameters only slightly
less than the internal diameter of the pipe to be bent. They are typically
only used for bending 15-to-25 mm soft copper pipe (used in household
plumbing). The spring is pushed into the pipe until its center is roughly
where the bend is to be. A length of flexible wire can be attached to the
end of the spring to facilitate its positioning and removal. The pipe is
generally held against the flexed knee, and the ends of the pipe are pulled
up to create the bend. To make it easier to retrieve the spring from the
pipe, it is a good idea to bend the pipe slightly more than required, and
then slacken it off a little. They are less cumbersome than rotary benders,
but are not suitable for bending short lengths of piping when it is difficult
to get the requires leverage on the pipe ends. Bending springs for smaller
diameter pipes (10 mm copper pipe) slide over the pipe instead of inside.
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CHAPTER 4
METHODOLOGY
In designing of pipe bending machine, a flow chart of methods had to be
used to describe it systematically. First of all, a process planning had to be
charted out. This acts as a guideline to be followed so that, the final model
meets the requirement and time could be managed. This would determine the
efficiency of the project to be done. Regulating and analyzing these steps are
very important as each of it has its own criteria to be followed.
START
INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT
LITERAATURE REVIEW
CONCEPT OF PROJECT
PROBLEM SOLVING
FINAL DESIGN
END
For every work, there was a time taken to complete the work. The
below table will show the time taken for the work to be done. After completing
one work, next work is done and the time period is noted. As per the average of
the work done, each work required a time of one week. Each member has
equally distributed the work and completed on time as per they stated. Over all
work was completed taking time of 8 weeks (2 months).
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CHAPTER 5
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN DRAWING
5.1 Introduction
After a design has been selected, the next step in designing process is 3D
model. The design is separated into part by part and the dimensioning process is
firstly sketched on the paper. The dimensioning is based on relevant dimensions
and also referring the existence pipe bending machine so that the design is fit
into other part. After dimensioning, the drawing of the design is drawn using
computer software SolidWorks. At this stage, solid modelling method is used.
Part by part solid modelling creates according to the dimension done before,
after all part create, the 3D model is assembled with each other base on the
design.
5.2 Drawing
5.3 SolidWorks
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I. Solid Die
Die and base plate are fixed by fasteners from the bottom of the
base plate so its won’t be obstruction during the operation.
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II. BASE PLATE
The function of the base plate is to hold the pipes or tubes using the
vice in fixed position and to absorb the vibration created during the
process.
Holes are drilled in the desired positon for connecting the die, vice
and connect the base plate to the foundation support.
The handle is kept in round shapeat the end as we can extend the
handle length to get max output using minimum human efforts.
Material chosen for the handle is Mild Steel, with the specifications
of Rockwell hardness number in between 30 to 35 BHN number.
Small Cavity Block is used to give the proper grip to hold the Pipe
or Tube in vice without giving any moment during the operation is
carried out.
Another Cavity Block is used to hold the Pipe or Tube between the
die and the roller. Main function of this component is to give uniform
load on the Pipe or Tube when the force is applied to the handle during
the operation
Small taper is given to the lengthy cavity block so it can easily fix
between the pipe or tube and the roller.
Roller is used to reduce the surface tension created on the pipe due
to the presence of the cavity block.
Stud is used to join the handle and the roller with the ground
clearance. Mild Steel of grade EN31 is used for the roller due to its stress
relieving property.
To make a tight but temporary joint, fasteners are used. To join the
base plate to the foundation, solid die to the base plate and the vice to the
base plate fasteners are used.
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Sr. Component Material Quantity
No.
1. Base Plate Mild Steel 1
6. Fastener - 6
7. Stud - 2
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8
7 1
6 3
1. Solid Die
2. Stud
3. Handle/Lever
4. Roller
5. Base Plate
6. Vice/Clamping device
7. Tapered Cavity Block
8. Cavity Block
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Fig No: - 5.6
Rendered Assemble
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CHAPTER 6
WORKING
Design is kept in such a manner that most output is gained from the
input. Also, the design is kept simple so that any operator can understand the
mechanism and work with ease.
1. Pipe Bending as a process starts with loading a tube or pipe on the vice of
the solid block. Cavity Block is used to hold the pipe firmly.
2. The handle is moved to the position so the pipe and die can be aligned.
3. Another cavity block is placed between the roller and the pipe. Taper part
is to be inserted so less force is to be used.
4. Now the handle is rotated with the reference of the die. Two markings are
made on the die at 90 degrees and at 180 degrees respectively to handle.
5. When the desired angle is achieved the handle is rotated clockwise so the
final product can be released.
6. The pipe is pulled out of the die and the desired angle is achieved.
6.2 Calculation: -
Bending stress equation
𝑀 𝛿 𝐸
= =
𝐼 𝑌 𝑅
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Where,
M = Torque or Moment generated by Man Force
I = Moment of Inertia
E = Modula's of Elasticity
R = Radius of Die
6.3 Application: -
• Angle Bending
• Metal Folding
• U hook
• Marine Tube
• Scroll Bending
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CHAPTER 7
MANUFACTURING PROCESS
7.1 Introduction
Before the manufacturing process of the project starts, we have
reviewed and visited industry for the basics knowledge of the machines and the
operation to be carried out. Also, the knowledge of the material selection for a
specific job has been understand with the help of the institute professor and the
seniors of the department.
Overview: -
Finishing operation is carried out using the sand paper fixed on the tool
post. Apron is pulled back and the finishing operation gets started. Digital
Vernier caliper is used to know the dimension of the Handle.
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Operation Carried: - Facing
Overview: -
Facing operation is carried out using the single point cutting tool fixed on
the tool post. Desired diameter is turned and checked using the digital Vernier
Caliper. Die is faced, turned and finished using the lathe machin
Overview: -
Cavity Block is prepared using the shaper machine. Both, small cavity
block and the tapered cavity block is done using shaper machine. The round
cavity is made using the form tool and the cutting operation is done using the
single point cutting tool
7.6 Assemble
All the parts have been manufactured and finished with the desired
dimensions so, assemble is carried out. After the parts has been achieved the
corrosion resistance paint, the fastening of the parts is done with proper tools
like Wrench and screwdrivers. The assemble is done in the industry of the
project member for the availability of the proper tools used for assemble.
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Above Assemble
Above Assemble
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7.7 Final Assemble
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CHAPTER 8
COSTING
Costing is done on the basis of the money paid to market rate by
the dimension and the approx. weight of the part. The estimation is done by
surveying many store and most common rate is taken into the considerations.
8.1 Material
A. MS EN31
Due to its stress reveling properties, it is best used for Supporting
𝑘𝑔
Frame.It has the density of 7.8 and having tensile strength of
𝑚3
𝑁
750
𝑚𝑚2
B. Mild Steel
𝑁
As it can handle high stress up to 850 to 1000 it best suitable
𝑚𝑚2
for the connecting plate.
C. OHNS
The OHNS stands for the name Oil Hardening and Non-Shrinking
material. This material is chosen because of the property to add
hardness without losing the shape of material given.
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Table No: - 8.1
Costing
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REFERENCES
Literature
1. M. N. Virani, J. P. Vekariya, S. K. Seth UG Students of G H Patel
College of Engineering and Technology. “Design and Development of
Automatic Stirrup Bending Machine”,iNaCoMM December 18, 2013.
2. D. D. Panchal, A. M. Patel, P. M. Raval Graduate Student S’ad Vidhya
Mandal Institute of Technology.“Experimental Investigation in Pipe
Bending Methods”,February 12, 2016.
3. “Design and Fabrication of Hydraulic Rod Bending Machine”
4. V. B. Bhandari, Mc Graw Hill, “Design of machine Elements”, ISBN
978-0-07-068179-8 March 18, 2012
5. R. K. Rajput, S. K. Chand “Strength of Material”, ISBN 81-219-2594-0
Websites
1. www.ScienceDirect.com
2. www.Quora.com
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