300 Ton Hydraulic Press with DATA LOGGING | Next Level Crushing!
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2024
- In this video we will test our 300 ton hydraulic press with data logging system and sensors! Press can calculate force being generated through pressure sensors, so no need for force sensor / load cell ! Then it can measure position of hydraulic cylinder piston with position sensor. From this data we can also calculate speed and power of the press. To test out the system we crush paper like playing cards and post it notes, bone and log.
We also give a update about bunker building project. We have ordered ar500 steel parts like roof and bullet proof door. We are now waiting the bullet proof windows and couple other parts to finish up the project.
You can now buy your own hydraulic press through us! Press inquiries hpc@profipress.info
Here is the link where you can check out standard Profi Press models rhtc-workshoppress.com/ and if you need special custom made machine just send email and Profi Press engineers will design machine that suits your needs.
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Do not try this at home!! or at any where else!!
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Can you put position upside down?
When you put your bullet-proof glass in, you might want to have small replaceable Plexiglas in front of them, to protect your expensive windows from scratches. Then you just have to replace cheap Plexiglas every once in a while, for a clear view from outside.
You know he's a HARDCORE CRUSHER when he pulls out data 😂
And then he will find out how to crush that data too. :)
your channel have a simple gimmick but yet you keep surprising me how much you innovate and make new types of content every video.
Shame you for calling a professional crushing device a 'simple gimmick'!
@@woody442 😂 .. I’m sure he meant well. It was funny though!
The graphs are a wonderful addition!
and I checked the data and the extra zeros are on the .cvs files so they are not chatgpt's fault :D
You should simply use some library to draw the data. Even the graph feature of Excel or LibreOffice Calc should be good enough to skip having to play with ChatGPT when you have the CSV file.
Ehh, chat GPT can take the blame anyway. lol
Maybe the data uses kN instead of ton?
Is there any remote data gathering capability to the sensor? You could sample it with a simple Python script and graph it out live as a dashboard.
@@simpleau2 If I understood it correctly "a simple Python script" was considered too complex already.
OMG this was the first time I saw HPC-Kitty🤩
Beautiful cat, looked like an Abyssinian.
nice kitty at the end. thx!
Unfortunately it didn't type a comment .
I'm a mechanical engineer and I love the graphs. Try graphing the force versus the position. To me those are much more interesting and they allow you to compare different crushes easily.
Yep, but for time graphs, plot height over bottom, not distance from top (this won't look good for force vs. position graphs, those need to use depth below 500mm above bottom) .
@@johndododoe1411 I wonder how to subtract the table deflection. You'd have to do a graph where you press just the table and see tons vs mm, then you can take it from the final results to see just the material with a perfectly rigid table. Either that or just put a big block of steel underneath the table so it can't bend anywhere.
this is pretty cool info, great work man.
cant wait for the DANGEROUS crushes!
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The press knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The control subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the press from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the press is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the press must also know where it was.
The press control computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the press has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
I need to go to bed and read this in the morning.
Merch idea: bottled tree juice, fresh squozen.
Ready to reduce tree syrup!
Squozen❤️
@@DandelyonDawn 💕🐑🕑🐈
I've been subbed to this channel for a while, but it's not the "High-drawl-lick" press channel, it's the "Who-drawl-ick" press channel. The accented English just makes it that much more endearing.
Who-droll-ick priss
If you don't plot distance and force as a function of time, but instead force as a function of distance, then the area under the curve equals the work done, i.e. the energy transferred to the sample (and table!).
If you move the press back and forth, the same holds for the area between the curves (like a hysteresis loop).
If you animate that then you only need one graph to show everything there is to know.
I LOVE the graphs, and thanks for the sound panels.
That is an awesome juicer you have there!
It's all coming together! I love the graphs!
The new press and press room is really looking good! 👍🏻 The Graphs or charts are a good idea I think.
This is so cool with the graph next to the live footage. 🤯
the graphs are really good! New press plus new graphs. Have been following since your fist video.. nice work..
Whoa... You can literally juice trees with that monster. Super awesome 👍
im such a data collection nerd and I love this. been needing logging for a long time I love to see it
Love the Charts. And the side by side during minute 8 is my favorite.
Very good, I like the graph charts. thanks for sharing
I really like the graph animation along with the press. It would also make it interesting to see different graphs over time to know how different items impact the load of the machine.
I love the graphs!!👍👍👍
In a land up north where reindeers roam,
There's a guy named Lauri, quite at home.
He found joy in crashing things, a peculiar fascination,
With a massive press, his prized creation.
From jelly to jigsaw puzzles, nothing was spared,
In Lauri's world of chaos, nothing was declared.
But one fine day, a scientific revelation occurred,
In his quest for mayhem, Lauri's mindset was blurred.
He attached sensors, measured pressure with glee,
Declared himself a scientist, as proud as can be.
So here's to Lauri, the crash scientist supreme,
Crushing and measuring, a mad scientist's dream.
In his press-made kingdom, a scientific quest,
Lauri Vuohensilta, truly the best!
Must be the Best ever Lauri poem ❤ - Hanna
2500 ton on that chart amazing.
Profi Press, best Press!
New live graphs are amazing, thank you! and thanks for showing the kitty at the end! What a good looking kitty it is 🙂
I like the graphs very interesting, the new set up is looking good too, can't wait to see big explosions when the bunker is done!
I like the bunker around your new machine. Safety first.
Crushing finally meets the 21st century. A press for the modern age!
Thanks for sharing
You have a beautiful cat.
Super intresting episode! The format of this episode is great, feels like Mythbusters :)
//Long time Swedish fan
Is that Pepsi? We haven't seen your cats in a while 😊
It's Leoko
@@HydraulicPressChannelmore Leoko extra content please 😊
The ultimate wood splitter!
It's amazing how much water a tree stores. I wonder if it's harder to crush when it's freshly cut or when it has been dried.
I freaking love graphs
I like your videos... Thank you
First time hearing you say “hydraulic” and I’m subscribing on a new RUclips channel out of honour lol
I like the more sciencey approach you're taking, and incorporating modern tools like Chat-GPT and 3D Printing.
The data is epic!!
For the animation, it might help to have a “shadow” of the entire line plotted first, and then as the animation progresses, a brightly colored line moves along the “shadow” line.
"Remember kids, the only difference between screwing around and science is writing it down."
-Adam Savage
You could plot position on the x axis and force on the y axis to compare different objects
awewsome!
You are actually building a hydraulic test lab facility. 🎉 If I could wish for a crush I would like different plastics on the new press, like you did a few years ago.
Cool how that water came out of the log
a crying shame nobody drank the wood milk
As a general estimate, living trees typically contain about 20% to 30% of their total weight in water.
I was like... "it's juicy!" lol
it's tree milk. gotta drink your milk to grow big and strong like tree
These really slow crushes will be very interesting
"Exceeded time inactivity" lol
More Leoko please!!
This has now become scientific.
I'll quote Adam Savage in one of the episodes of Mythbusters:
"Remember kids, the only difference between screwing around and science is writing it down"
Before pressing any food stuff, cover those acoustic foam panels with some plastic foil. That'll save you so much cleaning...
Hyvä video! Saat peukun jo pelkästään kissasta :D
An idea for log crushing - tie some ratchet straps or giant hose clamps around the circumference to try and keep it all together so you crush more and split less
4:17 Lucky timing on the pancake
Like it.
Now we know where the term "water-logged" comes from... :D
I think Coffee might be an interesting exploration. From Grindon beans, to tamping down the coffee in an espresso group head and the pressure of the water passed through all make a difference to the brew..
What do you think about using Inconel for your tolls
toi on niin ihana toi valkonen tausta !!!!!!!!!!!! se oksennuksen täyttämä vihree sekamelska oli ihan kamala
Täähän on hyvä uusi juttu
Kinda makes me wanna turn on the Denison Multipress, just for that sound.
You should graph force as a function of position, then you can compare two experiments much more easily, since they may take different amounts of time.
Please make charts in dark mode, white background burns eyes at night ^^
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I wonder if you could make the position indicator go the other direction instead of ramping it up to the top of the graph, have it start from the top and ramp down in a representation of the Piston head moving in a downward directions. Does that make sense?
Hello Leoko, long time no see
See, now he isn't crushing things just for fun. Now it's science!
"We have two jobs here: one is crushing stuff and the other is doing science." 😁😁😁
9 million damn😊
300 ton press putting out 2500 tons of pressure is Finnish Science.
Nice video, I thought your press had a capacity of 300 tons, according to your plots it's at least 2500t?
Try a length of steel tube - you know the stuff that folds up and makes pretty patterns when it crushes. Also it seems like the force has an extra zero as the scale went up to 2500 tons, unless it's in kN.
Can you put nonnewtonian fluid underneath the hydraulic press.
Could you try to crush tool steel? Especially modern tool steels made with powder metallurgy?
I saw A11 tool steel has the highest tensile strength of any alloy.
What about UHH armor steel?
The log is so satisfying
I love sience videos! But I think you might need some way to better syncronize/visualize the graph video with the actual crushing video.
9:35 Holy crap! I wondered what the hell that was!
I got an idea …. Hear me out ….. wood milk! We’ll be rich!
You need to drink the wood milk!
The press knows where it is because it knows where it isn’t
Can you also please create a graph with the position on the x axis and the force on the y axis?
Force against position interesting (stress strain curve)
Y - force, X - position.
Буде більш актуально та інформативно.
Can anyone explain what your need this much force for… I mean besides an awesome RUclips channel what are these used for?
Id like to see a half round mold with the press. Maybe make toilet paper helmets with it ...
Why is your log so juicy? 🤣 Could make your own maple syrup
hah logging... log... heh... puns on point.
Oh what a beatuful cat that is! What is his/her name? It's not Pepsi right? Must be Coca-Gola then. :)
It's Leoko
@@HydraulicPressChannelWhat? Named after a barbell plate?
Now that you have the stronger power, you should use the worm maker on things you can’t make worms out of like rocks and wood
New product idea. WOOD MILK, no more soy for the boy.
Awesome 😎 👍👍
Lauri hei !
Olis joskus kiva joskus nähdä ( vaikka siellä Beyond kanavalla ) mitä noilla prässeillä ( sillä entisellä 150t ja nykyisellä 300t koneella ) oikein töikseen siellä pajalla tehdään.
Tuskin niitä nyt on kuitenkaan pelkästään videoinnin hupikäyttöön hankittu ......
Have you crushed a ballistics gel dummy...for science yet? 😂
How flat could you press a soda can with the 300 ton press? 🙌😁
If you're unsatisfied with the graph revealing, you could also just advance a vertical red line through the graphs.
Can you add a temperature sensor
To measure what exactly? Considering the shape and size of the crushed objects a FLIR camera would probably be more useful...
…and here’s a,graph of Santa’s innards being squeezed out of,his ears.
Lauri, kääntäisit tuon asentokäyrän ylösalaisin, olisi helpompi hahmottaa.
As the great Adam Savage says, the difference between science and screwing around is writing stuff down. Next step: writing and publishing a paper titled, On the Nature of Rapid Material Disassembly Phenomena Under High Pressure Conditions.