Analysis of modern approaches and methods for designing mechanical equipment, which can be applied in the development of a contemporary systematic approach to creating roller briquetting presses

Abstract

The objective of this work is to analyze modern design approaches and explore their potential application in developing a contemporary system approach to designing roller briquette presses. The analysis and classification of fundamental approaches in the theory and methodology of design have been conducted. It is emphasized that there is still no universally accepted approach to the design of roller presses. This lack of uniformity arises from the diverse array of structural solutions, components, and details inherent in presses. Furthermore, methods for determining briquetting process parameters and press equipment operation modes are actively evolving. The nomenclature of briquetting materials is expanding, and there are ongoing changes in equipment management systems. The design field is witnessing the active incorporation of new materials, structural details, and components. In addition to covering the fundamentals of general theory and design methodology, this work offers an overview and analysis of established methods for designing machines, technical systems, and processes. These methods are closely related to the specified theory and can be applied to enhance the system approach to designing roller presses.