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DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL LOAD ANALYSIS OF FTA FR-ABS BATTERY HANDLE P.C. Prakash1S.J. Sravan kumar2*, B. Moses3, P. Gokul Sai4, T. Harish5, S. Sai Kartheek6, V.A. Dheeraj7 1Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences,
Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India
2 3 4 5 6 UG Students, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences,
Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------
Abstract: In this work, a battery handle is designed and
to enhance their manufacturing.
modified on the bases of existing model for a battery capacity of 12V-100Ah. The existing model is made-up of PPCP (polypropylene co-polymer) is made to analysis under load of 350 N and 700 N to identify the loop holes. Later based on the analysis data a 3D model is created by changing of material from PPCP to FR-ABS. Size optimization method is selected for making a better and safe design for working conditions. modelling, Size optimization method, Analysis.
A battery handle, which is a device used to hold batteries securely in place and facilitate their installation and removal from electronic devices or equipment. The primary function of a battery handle is to provide a convenient way to insert and remove batteries from a device, making it easier for users to replace depleted batteries and ensuring reliable power supply. Additionally, battery handles may also offer ergonomic benefits, making it more comfortable for users to hold and operate devices that use batteries.
5) Tai Gyun Kim et al. discuss the hydrometallurgical recycling of surface-coated metals from automobilediscarded ABS plastic waste. They review the properties and applications of polymer nanocomposites, emphasizing their mechanical performance improvements through the incorporation of nanosized particles or fillers into the polymer matrix, with implications for sustainable waste management and material utilization.
2. LITERATURE REVIEW 1) Carmen M. et al. provide a comprehensive review of polymers in additive manufacturing (AM) and 4D printing, emphasizing their role in fabricating complex objects with customized geometries, particularly in biomedical applications. They discuss the basic principles, advantages, and limitations of polymer AM technologies, as well as the development of materials and methodologies for 4D printed structures capable of changing over time.
6) Minji Jun et al. focus on the extraction of surface-coated metals from waste acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastics using an ammoniacal solution. They investigate the flotation separation of polycarbonate (PC) and ABS waste plastics combined with ammonia pretreatment, aiming to efficiently separate and recover pure PC and ABS plastics from mixed waste streams for recycling purposes.
2) Fariba et al. explore modifications and research potentials of acrylonitrile/butadiene/styrene (ABS) membranes, focusing on their application in 3D printing technology. They investigate the influence of selected fillers on the properties of ABS-based polymer composites, particularly in terms of rheological, mechanical, and physicochemical characteristics, aiming
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4) Kaushik Kumar et al. undertake a comparative study of the mechanical and tribological behavior of thermoplastic-based composites, particularly focusing on ABS polymer matrix filled with micron-sized inorganic and natural/green fillers. Their research aims to elucidate the performance differences between composites with different filler compositions, providing insights for optimizing composite materials for various applications.
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3) Qian Zhang et al. conduct an investigation into particle emissions and aerosol dynamics from consumer fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printers. They propose a dynamic model to better understand particle formation mechanisms, emphasizing the impact of printer extruder temperature and filament material on particle emissions, with implications for environmental and health considerations.
Key Words: Battery handle, FR-ABS material, 3D
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7) Marzieh Hosseinabadi et al. study the morphological and rheological behavior of acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene
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