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2019March
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With the improvement of the overall level of modern beverage
manufacturing industry, the use of aluminum cans is increasing year
by year. Aluminum cans can be recycled. The cost of aluminum from
ore to metal and then to finished products is extremely high and
consumes huge energy. Therefore, recycling and reusing waste
aluminum can save resources, improve the environment, and
shorten the production cycle.Currently, only a few cities in the
market have automatic can recycling devices, but the existing
recycling devices do not have a compression mechanism, which
greatly reduces the recycling capacity.Therefore, a can recycling
trash can is designed, which has weighing and compression
functions. This device greatly reduces the workload of sanitation
workers and also improves the space utilization rate of the trash
can. Therefore, this graduation project has practical significance.
Keywords;cans; recycling; compression; weighing
Abstract
With the improvement of the overall level of modern beverage manufacturing
industry, the consumption of aluminum cans is increasing year by year. Aluminum can
be recycled and reused. Aluminum from ore to metal, then to finished products is
extremely expensive and energy-consuming. So recycling and reusing waste metal
aluminum can save resources, improve the environment and shorten the production
cycle. At present, only a few cities on the market have automatic recycling devices for
cans, but the existing recycling devices do not have a compressor mechanism, which
greatly reduces the recycling capacity. Therefore, a cans recycling bin is designed,
which has the functions of weighing and compressing. This device greatly reduces the
workload of sanitation workers, and also improves the space utilization rate of the
garbage bin. Therefore, this graduation project has practical significance.
Key words: Cans; Recovery; Compress; Weigh
Table of contents
1. Introduction...................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Research Background..........................................................................................................1
1.2 Current status and development trend of can recycling at home and abroad......................2
1.3 Market Demand Analysis....................................................................................................2
1.4 Content and significance of the research project.................................................................2
2. Overall structural design of can recycling bin...............................................................................3
2.1 Manual can recycling process.............................................................................................3
2.2 Design of automatic can recycling process
scheme...................................................................4
2.3 Selection of overall structural design scheme for trash can.................................................4
2.3.1 Option 1....................................................................................................................4
2.3.2 Solution 2.................................................................................................................5
3. Structural design and mechanical verification of components of can recycling bins....................8
3.1 Design of the delivery port................................................................................................12
3.2 Design of weighing mechanism........................................................................................12
3.2.1 Structural design of weighing mechanism..............................................................12
3.2.2 Design and material selection of weighing mechanism components.....................12
3.3 Design of compression mechanism...................................................................................15
3.3.1 Structural design of compression mechanism........................................................15
3.3.2 Compression mechanism component design and material selection......................16
3.3.3 Mechanical calculation and verification of compression mechanism....................19
3.4 Design of loading mechanism...........................................................................................24
4. Selection of motor and reducer...................................................................................................25
4.1 Motor selection..................................................................................................................25
4.2 Selection of reducer...........................................................................................................27
4.3 Design of motor support....................................................................................................28
4.4 Mechanical verification of motor support.........................................................................28
5. Appearance design......................................................................................................................29
5.1 Upper cover design...........................................................................................................29
5.2 Overall shell design...........................................................................................................30
6. Physical production.....................................................................................................................32
7,Summarize...................................................................................................................................35
References.......................................................................................................................................37
Acknowledgements.........................................................................................................................38
appendix..........................................................................................................................................39
1. introduction
following shortcomings:
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Figure 1.1 Public non-recyclable/recyclable trash bins
1) When all recyclable garbage is in one bin, there is still a need to add a
garbage sorting process. During this process, the non-recyclable garbage that
is mistakenly thrown into the bin needs to be screened, and various types of
garbage need to be recycled and classified, which greatly increases the
workload of the staff.
2) The volumes of various types of garbage vary. For example, if recyclable
garbage such as cardboard or mineral water bottles, which are light in weight
but take up volume, are put into the same trash can at the same time, the
capacity of the trash can cannot be fully utilized.
In view of the above situation, a garbage bin that only recycles cans is designed,
which can realize the four functions of weighing cans, automatically compressing,
recycling counting, and detecting the capacity of cans in the device. The device can
recycle and compress cans, which has a complementary effect on improving the
awareness of garbage classification and recycling among the people and increasing
the recycling rate of cans.
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country and the urgent need for garbage sorting and disposal, an
independent can recycling trash bin is set up and placed in major
public places to automatically recycle and compress cans, further
improving the recycling rate of cans.
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process is basically completed manually, which makes it inefficient
and time-consuming. After recycling, it still needs to be manually
compressed. After batch collection, it is sent to a special
compression station for compression. The overall recycling process
is costly and labor-intensive.
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Figure 2.2 Flow chart of automatic can recycling program
compression)
According to the process and design ideas of the automatic recycling solution,
and after consulting relevant materials, the preliminary design plan 1 has the
following preliminary functions: recycling function, weighing function, and
compression function. The recycling mechanism is designed as a square feeding port,
which conforms to the shape of the cans and is convenient for people to put the cans
into the feeding port; the weighing function is located below the feeding port, and an
electronic weighing sensor is used. The weighing result is directly fed back to the
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system, which is conducive to weighing the cans in the feeding port directly and
judging whether the cans are qualified at the first time; the compression function
adopts a gear rack transmission mechanism.
The design diagram of Scheme 1 is shown in Figure 2.3.1:
Option 1:The gear rack transmission mechanism performs compression. First, the
motor is used to drive the gear to rotate, and the gear drives the rack to move back and
forth to squeeze the can to achieve compression.
(1) Advantages of this solution: The shape of the feeding port designed in this
solution conforms to the shape of the cans, which makes it convenient for people
to put the cans into the feeding port; at the same time, the weighing mechanism is
located below the feeding port, which can determine whether the cans are
qualified at the first time; the use of gear rack transmission has higher stability.
(2) Disadvantages of this solution: The gear rack mechanism in this solution will take
up a lot of lateral space, and the transmission noise is loud and the vibration is
strong, making the recovery device unsuitable.Can be used in public
places such as parks, campuses, tourist attractions, etc.The back-
and-forth movement of the gear rack requires the motor to rotate back and forth,
which is not conducive to the control of the system and is prone to error
accumulation.
(3) The advantages of this solution are as follows: a slideway is designed between
the feeding port and the compression zone, which is conducive to the unpowered
movement of the cans to the compression zone; the counting system is designed
to sense the arrival information of the cans, making it easier for the control
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system to start the compression structure; the use of a crank slider mechanism for
compression can reduce transmission noise and vibration, and the mechanism
occupies a small space. The slider is compressed once the crank rotates one
circle, and automatically resets to the initial position, which is conducive to
control.
(4) Disadvantages of this solution: The crank compression mechanism in this
solution needs to withstand large torsional and extrusion forces, and requires high
material strength;There are still many shortcomings and loopholes
that need further improvement and perfection.
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Figure 2.3.3 3D detailed drawing of the final solution
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The parts list of the final solution is shown in Figure 2.3.5:
Working principle:When a person puts a can into the delivery port (1), the
pressure sensor (7) in the weighing mechanism senses the weight and starts working,
judging whether the can contains water by the weight. When the weighing mechanism
senses a qualified can, the control system (6) sends a signal to the steering gear (5),
which drives the rear cover (16) to open. At this time, the can will roll into the
compression area (19) along the inclined slide (17) due to gravity. When passing
through the slide, the infrared obstacle avoidance sensor (8) senses that the can has
passed and sends a signal to the compressor. The mechanism starts to work, at which
time the stepper motor (11) starts to drive the driving crank (24) to rotate one circle,
and the crank drives the slider (20) to move back and forth once, and squeezes the
can. When the can is compressed into a pancake shape, it will fall into the trash can
(25) below along the designed gap due to its reduced volume. At this time, the
compression mechanism moves back and forth once to achieve automatic reset. At
this point, the can recycling is completed, and the ultrasonic sensor (10) is emitted to
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the trash can at the bottom to sense whether the trash can is full.
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The three-dimensional diagram of the launch port is shown in
Figure 3.1.3:
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The cans are first manually put into the delivery port and weighed in
the delivery port. After weighing, the servo drives the rear cover to
open. At this time, the cans slide into the compression area due to
their own gravity.
How to open the front and rear covers of the loading port:
The front cover is connected to the delivery port by hinges, which
makes it easy for people to put cans into the delivery port. The
connection of the front cover is shown in Figure 3.1.5:
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Figure 3.1.5 Front cover connection method
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Figure 3.1.6 Connection method of the back cover
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Figure 3.2.1 Three-dimensional diagram of weighing mechanism
mechanism components
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(1) Design of weighing pad
The pad of the weighing mechanism is designed to be triangular in
shape, with the bottom plane fixed to the sensor and the upper part
designed to be connected to the slideway with an inclined surface,
in order to slide the cans to the compression area without power.
The three-dimensional model of the pad is shown in Figure 3.2.2:
support block
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Figure 3.2.4 Three-dimensional and two-dimensional diagrams of weighing
fixtures
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designed to be disc-shaped, and the diameter of the disc is the
crank diameter). At the same time, a block is designed at the
compression end. The motor drives the disc to rotate, thereby
driving the connecting rod to move. The connecting rod drags the
slider back and forth, and finally converts it into linear motion of the
slider. When the motor drives the disc to rotate one circle, the slider
moves back and forth once, compressing the can toward the block,
achieving one compression of the can and automatically resetting.
Size calculation:
The dimensions of the can are: diameter 60mm, length 115mm,
wall thickness 0.1mm
Diameter of compression zone:
The diameter of the compression zone = the diameter of the
can = 60mm
Compression stroke:
If the height of the can after compression is set to 10mm, then
the compression stroke = can height - 10 = 115 - 10 = 105mm
Crank diameter = compression stroke = 105mm
The final size of the compression mechanism is determined as:
Disc diameter: must be greater than 105mm, preferably 110mm.
Connecting rod length: must be greater than 110mm, preferably
170mm.
Slideway diameter: 60mm, slideway length:
Block size: 130mm×120mm×5mm
The overall three-dimensional diagram of the compression
mechanism is shown in Figure 3.3.1:
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Figure 3.3.1 Overall three-dimensional diagram of the compression
mechanism
etc. The can is compressed in the compression zone. The stepper motor drives
the crank to rotate one circle, so that the slider moves back and forth once
and resets to achieve compression. In this process, the reducer plays a role in
material selection
1) Crank design
The crank is designed to be disc-shaped to balance the force, which
is conducive to bearing larger torque and reducing the vibration
during operation. The three-dimensional model of the crank is
shown in Figure 3.3.2:
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Figure 3.3.2 Three-dimensional and two-dimensional diagrams of the crank
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Figure 3.3.3 Three-dimensional and two-dimensional graphs of a rod
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3) Slider design
The slider is designed to be cylindrical, with the same diameter as
the can, which is convenient for direct compression. A ring is
designed at the top to fix it with a connecting rod. The three-
dimensional model is shown in Figure 3.3.4:
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Figure 3.3.5 Three-dimensional diagram of compression tract
compression mechanism
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The cross-sectional area of the can is:
A=πr12-πr22=3.14× 0.032 - 3.14× 0.02992
=0.002826 - 0.002807
=1.9×10-5 m2 Formula
(3.2)
can is:
F = σA Formula (3.3)
To flatten the can, the extrusion force must be greater than the yield
strength of the can, that is:
F = σA > [σ] A Formula (3.3)That is, F >
3× 107×1.9×10-5 =570 N
Therefore, ignoring the friction of the slide, the compression force of
the slider should be greater than 570 N to flatten the can.
Next, we will analyze the changes in compression force when the
crank slider moves. The positions before and after compression are
shown in Figures 3.3.6 and 3.3.7:
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Analyzing the movement process of the crank slider, we can see
that when the crank moves to the upper right and just starts to
compress the can, the torque is the largest, that is, at this position,
the force that the crank needs to provide is the largest, which is the
position shown in Figure 3.3.8:
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is shown in Figures 3.3.8 and 3.3.9:
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Where F1 is the compression force of the slider, from the previous
calculation we can know:
F1 = 570 N Formula
(3.4)
F2 is the force transmitted from the connecting rod to the slider. The
angle between F2 and F1 is A=15.460, so:
(3.5)
F3 is the downward force:
F3=F2sinA = 594×sinA =158 N Formula
(3.6)
F4 is the force transmitted to the slider by the connecting rod:
F4 = F2 = 594 N Formula
(3.7)
F5 is the torque force provided by the crank (this force is provided to
the crank by the motor):
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crank, the maximum shear stress must not exceed the allowable
stress, that is:
τmax = T/WP≦[τ] Formula
(3.10)
Where WP is the torsional section coefficient:
WP = IP/R =πD3/16Formula (3.11)
D is the crank diameter.
In summary, the following two formulas must be met:
τmax = T/WP = T/πD3/16≦[τ] Formula
(3.12)
That is, τmax = 55.385/3.14×0.1153/16=725 Pa≦[τ]
Based on the above calculations, the design of the crank meets the
requirements.
Formula (3.15)
Based on the above calculations, the design of the slider meets the
requirements.
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Figure 3.3.10 3D and 2D images of compression channel support
Formula (3.16)
Based on the above calculations, the design of the compression
channel meets the requirements.
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satisfy: σ= ≦[σ], the squeezed area is equal to the cross-sectional
Formula (3.18)
The block is fixed to the mainboard with two M5 screws. The
shear stress of the screws needs to be checked. According to the
data, the shear bearing capacity of the M5 screws is2480N,
2480×2=4960N > F1=570N Formula
(3.19)
Based on the above calculations, the design of the stopper meets
the requirements.
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Figure 3.4.1 Appearance of the loading mechanism
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Checking the parameters of the stepper motor, the motor output
torque cannot directly drive the load, so the acceleration and
deceleration mechanism is used to increase the torque. The
reduction ratio is estimated using the following formula:
η=Tf/TdFormula (4.2)
(Where: Td is the minimum torque of the motor, Tf is the maximum
torque of the load)
According to the data, the stepper motor parameter Td=6.78, that
is, η=55.385/6.78=8.17. Ignoring gravity and friction, the reduction
ratio of the reducer can be greater than the η value. The initial
reduction ratio n=10 is selected.
According to the reduction ratio n=10, when the driving crank
rotates one circle, the stepper motor rotates 10 circles. The
compression round trip time is set to 5s, and the motor speed is:
nMotor=10/5×60=120 rpm;
Formula (4.3)
The rated power of the stepper motor is:
P rated =Ω·M=2πnM/60=2×3.14×120×6.78/60=85.17w
Formula (4.4)
The output efficiency is taken as η output = 0.98;
The motor output power is:
P output = P rated·ηOutput = 85.17×0.98=83.47
Formula (4.5)
The crank speed is:
n crank = 60/5 = 12 rpm;Formula
(4.6)
The output torque of the motor is:
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Formula (4.7)
Check that Mmotor>Mload, so choose FL86BYG3A135 stepper
motorCan meet the maximum torque required by the compression
device.FL86BYG3A135 stepper motorThe main parameters are
shown in Table 4.1:
Table 4.1 Main parameters of motor
model Phase Torque Rated length Shaft
(N﹒ m) current (mm) diamete
(A) r
(mm)
FL86BYG3 3 6.78 2.3 135 14
A135
The two-dimensional diagram of the 86 stepper motor is shown in
Figure 4.1.2:
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Figure 4.2 2D diagram of PF120 series planetary reducer
The motor support is installed together with the motor and fixed on
the mainboard. It plays the role of fixing the motor and bearing the
reaction force when the motor is working. The three-dimensional
model is shown in Figure 4.3:
support
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The support material is S45C, and the allowable stress [σ] = 1.9×
108 Pa. To prevent the bearing from deforming when the motor is
working, the bearing's extrusion stress must not exceed the
Formula (4.9)
The motor support is installed with four M4 screws. The shear stress
of the screws needs to be checked. According to the data, the shear
bearing capacity of the M4 screws is1206N,
1206×4=4824N > F1=570N Formula
(4.10)
Based on the above verification and calculation, the design of the
motor support meets the requirements.
5. Design
Figure 5.1.2 Overall view of the upper outer cover Figure 5.1.3
Overall view of the upper outer cover (transparent)
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5.2 Overall shell design
The device is essentially a trash can for recycling cans. Taking into
account the occasion of use and aesthetics, the overall appearance
is designed to be a rectangular trash can. The appearance material
is Q235 sheet metal, and the surface is painted. This material is
sheet metal material, the appearance is easy to process, and the
strength is high. The surface is painted to prevent corrosion and
enhance the aesthetics, so that it can be used in outdoor conditions.
The middle area is built with wooden boards to beautify the overall
appearance. A can recycling label is attached to the front of the
trash can for easy identification, and an "entrance" label is attached
to the feeding port for easy identification and delivery. The overall
dimensions are:
The overall three-dimensional model is shown in Figures 5.2.1 and
5.2.2:
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After the housing is installed, the final assembly diagram is shown in
Figure 5.2.3:
The final assembly drawing includes the overall cover, upper cover,
trash can, rear door, and internal parts structure, with an overall
size of 410mm×355mm×980mm.
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6. Physical production
three-dimensional diagram
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Considering that the motor may vibrate when working, in order to
strengthen the firmness of the frame, the aluminum profile frame is
fixed with triangular corner pieces. This type of fixing can improve
the stability of the frame. The three-dimensional shape and
corner fittings
After the aluminum profile is fixed, fix the mainboard to the upper
part of the frame. The material used for the mainboard is acrylic
board with a size of 400mm.×340mm, use M4 screws and nuts to fix
it to the frame. The mainboard is shown in Figures 6.5 and 6.6:
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After fixing the mainboard, the overall frame model is basically
assembled, and the entity is shown in Figures 6.7 and 6.8:
Figure 6.9 Compression stop Figure 6.10 Feeding port Figure 6.11 Motor
support
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Figure 6.12 Weighing pad Figure 6.13 Compression channel Figure 6.14
Figure 6.15 Pressure sensor top Figure 6.16 Weighing base Figure 6.17
Figure 6.18 Pressure sensor base Figure 6.19 Cover fixing Figure 6.20
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Figure 6.21 Compression mechanism solid model
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Figure 6.22 Arduino development board Figure 6.23 Servo Figure 6.24
Pressure sensor
Figure 6.25 Stepper Motor Figure 6.26 Infrared Obstacle Avoidance Sensor
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Figure 6.28 Internal structure solid model
Finally, all the outer cover panels are installed, and then the exterior
is beautified and decorated. At this point, the overall solid model is
installed. The overall solid model is shown in Figure 6.29:
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Figure 6.29 Overall solid model
7. Summarize
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for graduation projects. At this time, I began to conceive my
graduation project. First of all, I had to figure out what I wanted to
design. After thinking about it, I decided to do a graduation project
with practical uses. After communicating with the teacher, the
teacher introduced a graduation project topic with practical uses
and significance, a device for automatically recycling cans, and
determined the graduation project topic.
In November, I started to design the preliminary plan. At the
beginning, I consulted a lot of relevant information about can
recycling on CNKI, and had a preliminary understanding of the
current situation of the domestic and international can recycling
market. At the same time, I also looked up various mechanism
principles on the Internet, discussed the structural design with my
instructor, and preliminarily decided to design a recycling device
with weighing, compression and other functions.
EnterAfter December, based on the preliminary plan, we refined
the plan, designed a detailed plan, drew a three-dimensional model,
and performed calculations and checks on each structure. During
this process, we encountered many design problems. By constantly
consulting relevant materials and consulting our instructors, we
solved the problems that arose in the design one by one.
By February, the basic design of the final 3D model was
completed, the relevant mechanical calculations and selection were
completed, and the problems encountered in the design were solved
accordingly. After the overall design was completed, the
manufacturing of the physical model began, first purchasing the raw
materials, and then assembling the entire object. After some hard
work, the overall model was completed.
In early March, after completing all the designs and physical
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production, I started writing the thesis, from design conception to
3D drawing, and then to the final physical production, and made a
detailed analysis and description, which is also a summary of my
entire graduation project. During the writing process, I also received
repeated guidance from my instructor, and finally completed the
writing and revision of the thesis.
During the whole graduation project, I gained a lot and received
help from many people, including my instructor and classmates. For
this graduation project, I personally feel that the structural design of
the can recycling device is complex and detailed, with detailed force
verification, and its practicality also meets market demand, which
fully applies the knowledge learned in four years of university.
However, there are still many areas for improvement in this design.
At the same time, due to time and material reasons, the physical
object is not made too well, it is just a physical model. In future
work, I will improve and perfect this design.
References
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Acknowledgements
appendix
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