首页|Studies from University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Science Reveal New Findings on Robotics (Comparison of Pull-out Capacities of Robotically and Manu ally Drilled and Set Fasteners)
Studies from University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Science Reveal New Findings on Robotics (Comparison of Pull-out Capacities of Robotically and Manu ally Drilled and Set Fasteners)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – New research on Robotics is the subjec t of a report. According to news reporting originating from Vienna, Austria, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “The performance of postinstalled faste ners in concrete can be affected by the chosen drilling and setting techniques. In the context of the development of a drilling robot for construction site impl ementation the impact of an automated setting process on the pull-out loads of f astening systems was evaluated.” Financial support for this research came from Fischerwerke GmbH Co. Our news editors obtained a quote from the research from the University of Natur al Resources and Applied Life Science, “This article investigates the effect of two different fixing systems, drop-in expansion and chemical anchors, on the pul l-out behaviour of manual and robotic drilling and installation. While for chemi cal anchors, the results indicate that robotic installation leads to similar pul l-out forces with smaller deviation, expansion anchors in robotically drilled ho les show slightly lower pull-out loads than those in manually drilled holes. Fur thermore, a more uniform pull-out behaviour was observed for chemical anchors wh en set by the robot.”
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