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Abstract. The framework of the peanut shelling machine functions as a supporting structure
for the components of the peanut shelling machine, namely the top funnel, funnel retaining
frame, the lid on the peeler shaft, pulley, sieve shaft, sieve, engine body. Frame material is
mild steel equal leg angles size 45 x 45 x 5, yield strength is 3,002E + 04 psi and tensile
strength is 5.004E + 04 psi. Skeletal strength analysis was carried out using the autodesk
inventor professional 2015 software. The engine frame was given axial loading of 500 N, 600
N, 700 N, 800 N, 900 N, and 1000 N. The analysis results of the maximum stress occur at 1000
N loading, amount to 16.85 Mpy, and the maximum deformation occurs at 1000 N loading,
amounting to 0.07727 mm.
1. Introduction
Frame or frame is one of the main components in engine construction. Frame functions as a structure
that supports all engine components. Analysis of frame construction design needs to be done to
determine the quality of the frame that is designed so that it can know the material compatibility,
construction model, type of connection to the loading. Analysis of frame construction design can be
done manually or through program simulations. In this study the frame of the peanut peeler is
designed to be able to withstand the load sourced from the raw material, namely the weight of the
peanut and the load of the engine component, namely, the top funnel, the lid on the grinding shaft,
grinding shaft, pulley, fan shaft, fan, engine body plate. The analysis of the design of the peanut peeler
frame construction was carried out using the 2015 auto desk inventor professional software.
The purpose of this study was to design a frame of a peanut skin peeler machine at the same time
and carry out the strength analysis of its construction using the parameters of stress distribution,
displacement, and safety figures using the 2015 autodesk inventor professional software.
Mechanical strength analysis of a material or construction is carried out by loading, loading can be
in the form of axial loading, loading with bending moment (bending moment), and loading with torque
[1]. Stress and Strain Analysis is important in measuring strength and rigidity. Both are consequences
that cannot be separated from the workings of a load on a structural material.
Stress is an energy that holds load and Strain is a measure of deformation that occurs due to stress.
The stress in a structural element is the internal force divided by the cross-sectional area where the
force works. The strength of a structural element is measured by the force in the maximum it can hold.
This depends on the strength of the constituent material and the size and shape of the cross-section.
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Material strength problems has been explained by the results of relevant research[2–4]. The peak
strength of the element is achieved when the stress exceeds the collapsing stress of the material [5].
Autodesk Inventor has complete features so that it can be used as a simulation tool for calculations;
stress, deflection, and motion simulation that allows engineers to optimize and validate digital
prototypes before the product is made. Simulation is carried out based on real-world constraints.[6]
1 Top funnel
2 Retaining frame
3 Cover the peeler shaft
4 Pully
5 Fan shaft
6 Sieve shaft
7 Out channel (whole
bean)
8 Out channel (broken
beans)
9 Peanut inlet control
lever
Figure 1. Nut skin peeling machine
2. Methods
The research was carried out in the Computer Laboratory and Design of the Mechanical Engineering
Department of Musamus University. The research method used was an experimental method
(computer simulation). The strength of construction with varied loads using the 2015 Autodesk
inventor professional software.
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In Table 8 and 9 shows the simulation results with different loading styles to find out the maximum
strength. The results of the analysis include von stresses, deflections and safety factors. the higher the
loading force the higher the von mises stress and the greater the deflection.
3.2. Displacement
The biggest total deformation is in the red top frame of 0.07727 mm, and the smallest total
deformation is 0.00292 mm. The following is an illustration of total deformation.
Figure 5. Displacement
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4. Conclusion
Based on the simulation results of the analysis of the construction strength of the frame of the peeler
using the Autodesk inventor professional software 2015, it can be concluded that;
1) the construction of the machine can withstand a load of 100 kg.
2) The maximum stress occurs at 1000 N loading, amounting to 16.85 Mpa
3) Maximum deformation occurs at 1000 N loading, amounting to 0.07727 mm
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