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System for Automated Design by Physical Processes of 3D Models in a Drying Chamber for Hygroscopic Materials Cover

System for Automated Design by Physical Processes of 3D Models in a Drying Chamber for Hygroscopic Materials

Open Access
|Mar 2025

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Fig. 1.

View of 2D sketches of the water heater (a), axial fan (b), humidifying nozzle (c), and ceiling (d)
View of 2D sketches of the water heater (a), axial fan (b), humidifying nozzle (c), and ceiling (d)

Fig. 2.

View of the main window of the developed software
View of the main window of the developed software

Fig. 3.

Tab of the automated design of the 3D model of the drying chamber
Tab of the automated design of the 3D model of the drying chamber

Fig. 4.

General view of the drying chamber assembly in SolidWorks
General view of the drying chamber assembly in SolidWorks

Fig. 5.

Scheme of transformation of a 3D model of stacks into a three-dimensional array of cells
Scheme of transformation of a 3D model of stacks into a three-dimensional array of cells

Fig. 6.

Algorithm for creating a cellular automata field within stacks
Algorithm for creating a cellular automata field within stacks

Fig. 7.

Tab of the cellular automata field creation
Tab of the cellular automata field creation

Fig. 8.

View of the created cellular automata field
View of the created cellular automata field

Fig. 9.

The diagram illustrating the coordinates for the boundary conditions in the mathematical model
The diagram illustrating the coordinates for the boundary conditions in the mathematical model

Fig. 10.

Cell marking scheme used for transition rules
Cell marking scheme used for transition rules

Fig. 11.

Tab of the input data of the simulation and its launch
Tab of the input data of the simulation and its launch

Fig. 12.

View of the Entity-Relationship diagram for developed software
View of the Entity-Relationship diagram for developed software

Fig. 13.

View of the UML use case diagram
View of the UML use case diagram

Fig. 14.

View of the UML sequence diagram
View of the UML sequence diagram

Fig. 15.

Start of the iteration cycle
Start of the iteration cycle

Fig. 16.

A chart depicting the variation of the key parameters over time for the first study
A chart depicting the variation of the key parameters over time for the first study

Fig. 17.

A chart depicting the variation of the key parameters over time for the second study
A chart depicting the variation of the key parameters over time for the second study

Parameterized dimensions of the main components of the 3D model of the drying chamber

Component of the 3D modelA, mmB, mmC, mmD, mmE, mmF, mmG, mmH, mmI, mmJ, mmK, mmL, mm
Water heater555402730808384771912.5--8-
Axial fan47.74740.8354.43638.53743.94843766.8-----
Humidifying nozzle5525153014-------
Ceiling4848477570350587291242.510032365.5347.5547.53438.5238.5
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ama-2025-0011 | Journal eISSN: 2300-5319 | Journal ISSN: 1898-4088
Language: English
Page range: 82 - 93
Submitted on: Jan 18, 2024
Accepted on: Dec 28, 2024
Published on: Mar 31, 2025
Published by: Bialystok University of Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2025 Yaroslav Sokolovskyy, Oleksiy Sinkevych, published by Bialystok University of Technology
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